Cornwall is, without a doubt, one of the most picturesque places to go on a touring holiday. Sample the region's Cornish pasties, clotted cream ice-cream and traditional cream teas while you’re here. With over 300 miles of coastline to explore, you can kick back on the sand and enjoy your holiday beside the sea. Our Cornwall site is a surfer's paradise and home to Perran Sands in Perranporth. There’s an extensive grassy touring area at Perran Sands, providing all the facilities you need, including a great mix of 160 pitches and 1 large shower block.
It’s hard to beat the Cornish coast, so pitch up in Perran Sands and get to explore the beautiful beaches, coastline and wildlife.
Cornwall is a county that’s a constant in the coastal conversation. Whether you’re on a day trip, quick weekend break or something a little longer, you’ll never be short of things to do in this, England’s most south westerly county.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Our two parks in Cornwall, Riviere Sands and Perran Sands, are perfectly placed for a break in the region. Here we’ve highlighted some of the many events you might catch while holidaying with us in Cornwall in 2026.
Our two holiday parks on the coast of Cornwall, Perran Sands and Riviere Sands, offer visitors a fantastic base to explore some of the most picturesque and historic towns in the region. Let's take you through them.