Cornwall holidays are right up there with the best in the UK. Gleaming white beaches, crashing azure surf and a rugged rocky coast combine to make this gorgeous county irresistible to UK holidaymakers.
There are two Haven holiday parks in Cornwall, just steps from beaches that can only be described as paradise for surfers. Perran Sands can be found on the county’s rugged north coast in Perranporth, and offers direct beach access, while Riviere Sands is located in Hayle, providing beautiful sea views and a look at the white sands of St Ives Bay.
With a starting price of just £49 for four nights, our Cornwall holidays are perfect for family getaways, midweek breaks and dog-friendly stays. If you do fancy bringing your favourite four-legged family member, then be sure to check out our dog friendly holidays to Cornwall.
You can’t resist the waves or the beautiful sands in Perranporth! Whether you're a surfer or a beach lover, there's loads to explore on this slice of the Cornish coast.
4.4/5Gaze across the gleaming white sands and beautiful blue waters of St Ives Bay from our clifftop setting – then stroll on down and enjoy the award-winning beach.
Cornwall is the coastal escape of all coastal escapes. From Perranporth Beach and Towans Beach at Hayle, our parks are right on the doorstep of golden sand, enchanted hidden coves and glorious surfing.
With 330 miles to explore, the South West Coast Path takes in all of the great scenery that Cornwall has to offer, including sections that pass near both of our holiday parks.
Cornwall is steeped in world-class heritage, with Tintagel Castle featuring ruins from King Arthur's time and St Michael's Mount boasting a medieval castle and church. With deep-rooted ties to Celtic culture, there is much to explore in Cornwall.
For the historians in the family, King Arthur's Tintagel Castle is a must-see. Immerse yourself in the dramatic sea views, myths and legends of this magical ruin before braving Merlin's cave on the beach below. If you're into natural history, you can marvel at the granite moorland of Bodmin Moor. Take a trip to the Eden Project - the largest indoor rainforest in the world, with discovery trails, a canopy walkway, a zip wire and climbing frames. There's also Newquay Zoo and the open-air Minack Theatre overlooking the sea; no two Cornwall holidays need ever be the same.
We are located in such a beautiful part of Cornwall within walking distance to a stunning beach.
Healey’s Cyder Farm is also close to park - there is a sampling station (plus a little farmyard, just in case there is an animal lover among you), and you get to learn a lot about the history of Cornish cider.
Dairyland Farm Park close to Newquay, is close to our park. It has a large indoor soft play area, numerous nature trails and outdoor activities, and a wide variety of farmyard animals for the little ones to see, including a pat-a-pet activity and pony rides.
England’s most southwestern county, Cornwall is a popular tourist spot. Its population of around 500,000 increases massively during the summer months and school holidays.
Cornwall was historically recognised as a Celtic nation, with its own distinct language and culture. Reminders of this are seen in place names and in regional slang.
Cornwall is surrounded by the sea on three sides. The English Channel and Celtic Sea are its neighbours, setting the scene for some of the most spectacular coastal views in the UK.
Haven's two Cornwall holiday parks - Perran Sands in Perranporth and Riviere Sands in Hayle - offer the perfect coastal base for exploring this spectacular county.
With hundreds of magnificent beaches like Perranporth Beach and Towans Beach at Hayle, and a beautiful breath of fresh air throughout, Cornwall offers a holiday experience that few other counties can match.
Cornwall’s distinct history makes for a whole host of unmissable heritage sites that are great for a family-friendly day out. Places like St Michael’s Mount are quite simply stunning. Tintagel Castle is another favourite of ours.
A trip to Cornwall doesn’t just have to be about the scenery. With a wide range of local food, activities and attractions, it conjures up all the ingredients needed to make memories that last a lifetime.
With Haven's parks located right on the Cornish coast, you're perfectly placed to explore it all.
There are two terrific Haven holiday parks waiting for your arrival in Cornwall. Perran Sands Holiday Park is just outside the picturesque village of Perranporth, in an area known as one of the best in Britain for surfing. Further down the Cornish coast you’ll find Riviere Sands on the beautiful white sands of St Ives Bay and close to the relaxed town of Hayle.
Both parks feature swimming pools, live entertainment and dedicated kids' clubs, with self-catering accommodation from just £49 for four nights. Choose from a range of caravan options offered at both parks, while Perran Sands also provides chalets, glamping spots, lodges and beach houses.
Haven offers a range of self-catering accommodation at both Cornwall parks. Static caravans are available from saver to signature gold grade at Perran Sands, all fully equipped with kitchen, lounge, bedrooms and bathroom, with higher grades offering more space and superior furnishings. The park also offers budget-friendly chalets and glamping spots, while guests wanting a bit more luxury can opt for a lodge or beach house.
Riviere Sands offers caravans ranging from saver, bronze and signature, with the latter offering front row sea or lakeside view. Accessible accommodation is also available, so be sure to contact Haven to discuss specific requirements. See full availability on the Perran Sands and Riviere Sands park pages.
Cornwall is packed with unmissable experiences. Don't miss the Eden Project near St Austell, which is home to the world's largest indoor rainforest, or Tintagel Castle, King Arthur's clifftop fortress with Merlin's Cave below.
For yet more breathtaking views, look no further than St Michael's Mount which is a tidal island castle, or The Minack Theatre, an open-air clifftop theatre with an ocean backdrop. Adventurers can embrace their surfing passions at Perranporth and Fistral Beach, while keen walkers will love exploring the 330-mile long South West Coast Path.
Animal lovers also have Newquay Zoo and Blue Reef Aquarium to visit, with both featuring incredible creatures and species from around the world.
For even more experiences and activities, check out our round-up of things to do in Cornwall.
With caravan holidays starting from just £49 for four nights at Perran Sands, and £59 for four nights at Riviere Sands, Haven offers great value for money breaks. For guests looking to save money, then opting to book a break in midweek will often be cheaper and quieter than on the weekends.
Both parks also include pools, entertainment and kids' clubs in the price, with guests encouraged to head to our offers page for seasonal deals and early booking discounts.
Both of Haven's parks in Cornwall are right next to the sea, providing the perfect location for guests to take a quick trip to the beach.
With direct access to three miles of golden sand at Perranporth, Perran Sands is ideal for surfing and families. Riviere Sands is situated on a clifftop above the award-winning Towans Beach, with panoramic views across St Ives Bay.
Haven offers four-night midweek breaks at both Perran Sands and Riviere Sands, with these often proving to be cheaper and quieter than the weekends. From families with pre-school children to couples looking for a romantic getaway, our Haven breaks are perfect for those wanting a more relaxed Cornish escape.
Make sure to check out both our Perran Sands and Riviere Sands park pages for live availability.
Haven offers dog-friendly accommodation at its Cornwall parks, with dogs welcome in select caravans at both Perran Sands and Riviere Sands. Be sure to check our individual park pages for current availability, any breed or size restrictions, and relevant policies before booking, while you can head to our dog-friendly holidays page for full details.
Cornwall offers a diverse mix of destinations to explore, from Newquay's famous surf beaches and Padstow's gourmet harbour to the artistic streets of St Ives, Tintagel's legendary Arthurian ruins, and the historic port of Falmouth.
Newquay's best walks span ten varied routes for all abilities, from the easy one-mile Porth Island sunrise stroll to the challenging six-mile Cubert to St Piran's Round circular. Coastal cliffs, estuaries, woodland, and historic villages all feature.
St Austell delivers an impressive mix of family-friendly experiences, from the iconic Eden Project and restored Lost Gardens of Heligan to historic Charlestown, charming fishing villages, golden beaches, and award-winning Cornish ales brewed since 1851.
Cornwall offers 12 exceptional walks ranging from easy coastal strolls to challenging 12-mile hikes. Routes near Riviere Sands and Perran Sands Holiday Parks cover mining heritage, Arthurian legend, stunning clifftops, and charming harbour towns.
Padstow offers something for everyone — from the National Lobster Hatchery and historic Prideaux Place to the scenic Camel Trail. Just 24 miles from Perran Sands Holiday Park, it makes an ideal day trip for families and food lovers alike.
Penzance mixes culture, nature and coastal charm: the clifftop Minack Theatre, the UK's largest seawater lido, sculpture gardens overlooking St Michael's Mount, and Chapel Street's shops.
Helston is packed with things to do, from exploring the free Museum of Cornish Life and mysterious Iron Age tunnels at Halliggye Fogou to visiting rescued seals at Gweek and enjoying fresh seafood at Porthleven Harbour.
Perranporth offers far more than its famous beach. Visit Healey's Cyder Farm, explore the free Perranporth Museum, hike the South West Coast Path, or enjoy live music at The Watering Hole — a pub right on the beach.
Truro blends culture, history, and adventure brilliantly. Visit the Royal Cornwall Museum, admire Truro Cathedral, hurl axes at Celtic Tossers, or tour the UK's only tea plantation at Tregothnan Estate — all just 11 miles from Perran Sands Holiday Park.
Falmouth packs in far more than beautiful beaches. Explore 15 maritime galleries at the National Maritime Museum, wander exotic valley gardens at Trebah or Glendurgan, and uncover local folklore on the high street — there's something for every visitor.
South West England rewards visitors with an extraordinary mix of coastal gems, Jurassic history and natural beauty. Top spots include Newquay's surf beaches, Dorset's World Heritage coastline at Lyme Regis and Lulworth, and Somerset's sandy seaside towns.
St Agnes offers surf beaches, a UNESCO-listed tin mine, guided kayaking, horse riding, free museum visits, and cosy local pubs — all packed into a charming Cornish village just six miles from Perran Sands Holiday Park.
Cornwall offers a brilliant range of water experiences, from Haven's on-site heated pools and flumes at Riviere Sands and Perran Sands, to public favourites like Jubilee Pool's Art Deco saltwater lido and Newquay Leisure World's tropical slides.
Newquay packs in a huge variety of activities, from Newquay Zoo and Blue Reef Aquarium to surf lessons, harbour boat trips, and a tranquil Japanese garden — ideal for families and thrill-seekers alike.
Cornwall offers families with children of all ages a brilliant range of activities. From toddler-friendly soft plays and beach cafes to zip lines, historic castles, and the Eden Project, the county delivers memorable days out for every age.
Cornwall's finest dog-friendly beaches include Watergate Bay, Harlyn Bay and Seaton Beach, all welcoming dogs year-round with golden sands and scenic coastal paths.
Cornwall's 422-mile coastline delivers ten outstanding beaches to suit every visitor. Towans Beach, named the UK's best by The Times in 2024, leads the list alongside surf spots, family-friendly coves, and the iconic St Michael's Mount at Marazion.