What’s on in Cornwall 2027?
Cornwall offers a vibrant 2027 calendar featuring beach music festivals, traditional St Piran’s parades, and world-class surfing, all near Haven’s Riviere Sands and Perran Sands holiday parks.
Touring in Cornwall
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Touring in Cornwall
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.
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It’s hard to beat the Cornish coast, so pitch up in Perran Sands and get to explore the beautiful beaches, coastline and wildlife.
- Direct beach access
- Heated indoor pool
- Cashless arcade
- Slim Chickens
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.
Eden Project
The Eden Project hosts the largest indoor rainforest in the world
Perranporth Beach
Enjoy this beautiful stretch of golden sandy beach - a perfect spot for surfing and paddle boarding
Lands End
Enjoy spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean at Lands End
St Ives
Take a 20 minute drive from the park to enjoy the surf beaches and shops
Blue Reef Aquarium
Get close to an array of marine life at the Blue Reef Aquarium
Lappa Valley Steam Railway
Three miniature railways running through a lovely conservation area
Newquay Zoo
Perfect family day out with activity trails, woodland walk and dragon maze
Cornwall Gold
18 acres of beautiful Cornish landscape
St Michael's Mount
Hop on a boat to discover the legends and history of this amazing island
Paradise Park
Cornwall's top wildlife sanctuary for tropical birds and animals
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