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We have discovered the perfect holiday destination for dreamy, romantic campers: Cornwall, a historic county on the rugged south-western tip of England, is now attracting more and more campers. Picturesque fishing villages line the coast and promise pure relaxation on your holiday. Families with children are also at the right address here, because the legend of King Arthur is still told here. The varied campsites in Cornwall offer a place for all kinds of campers. Here with us you will find the most beautiful holiday resorts and excursion destinations.

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Campsites in Truro

Let's head for Cornwall's capital Truro. The town is best explored on foot, in particular a stroll along the old harbour from where copper and tin used to be shipped. Small streets and crooked alleys lead you past typical Cornish cottages as you stroll through the town. Especially the Truro Cathedral and the Royal Cornwall Museum are worth seeing. Find the best campsites in Truro on our interactive map now!

Campsites in Newquay.

In lively Newquay, you'll find plenty of shops, pubs and clubs, as well as peaceful, carefully planted parks and gardens. On the edge of the cliffs, Newquay offers 11 sandy beaches, perfect for a fulfilling beach and surf holiday. Every year you can marvel at and cheer on the competitors in the surfing championships and their skills at Fistral Beach, Holywell Bay and Perran Beach. Here at camping.info you can find the best campsites in Newquay.

Campsites in Helston.

The colourful market town of Helston is the perfect starting point for day trips to the surrounding areas of Cornwall. With its Georgian-Victorian architecture, Coronation Park and the Cornish Seal Sanctuary, the town itself also has plenty to offer. With us you will find the best campsites in Helston for your next holiday.

Campsites in Cornwall

The campsites in Cornwall are characterised above all by their fantastic location directly on the coast and also convince with excellent facilities, rental stations for water sports equipment, gardens and swimming pools. The campsites are often close to the beach, so long walks along the beautiful, undisturbed coast are not uncommon. Whether you're travelling by caravan, motorhome or tent, Cornwall's campsites welcome a wide range of campers. With more than 120 campsites in Cornwall, there's plenty to choose from for your holiday, so use our filter to find the one that suits your preferences.

3 Things Campers in Cornwall Should Know

Is Wild camping allowed in Cornwall?

No, camping outside of the official campsites is not allowed in Cornwall. If you are caught wild camping or free-standing, you will be fined. To avoid trouble with the British authorities and save money on your holiday, you can stick to the beautiful campsites close to nature that you can find here on camping.info.

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Is Camping with a dog possible in Cornwall?

Cornwall is not the most dog-friendly region, but it should be no problem to find a campsite where you can take your faithful four-legged friend with you. About a fifth of the campsites listed on camping.info have a rating of "4 and above" in the category "Suitable for guests with dogs". Use our filter function to find a suitable campsite for you and your dog in Cornwall. Find out more about Camping with a dog on our theme page.

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How do I get to Cornwall for Camping?

The journey to Cornwall is possible both by sea and by land. By car through the tunnel shuttle under the English Channel it takes about 35 minutes from Calais to Folkestone, but after that you can expect the journey to Cornwall to take about 6 hours. The ferry takes a similar amount of time: after the classic crossing from Calais to Dover, the onward journey to Cornwall takes another 5 to 7 hours. Don't worry, the journey is worth it!

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Frequently asked questions

Which is the best campsite in the region Cornwall?
The best rated campsites in the region Cornwall are:

  1. Wayfarers Caravan and Camping Park, 5
  2. Trevalgan Touring Park, 5
  3. Beacon Cottage Farm Holidays, 5
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Which campsite in the Cornwall region is recommended?
These campsites in the region Cornwall are recommended:

  1. Trevalgan Touring Park, 5
  2. Henry's Campsite, 5
  3. Beacon Cottage Farm Holidays, 5
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How expensive is camping in the region Cornwall?
An overnight stay at a campsite in the region Cornwall costs on average €32.89. Prices vary depending on the season and the facilities and location of the campsite.
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Which campsites are available in the region Cornwall?
The occupancy rate of campsites in the Cornwall region is very much dependent on the travel period. During holidays and public holidays, campsites are often fully booked well in advance. The location and popularity of a campsite as well as the weather are further factors. We therefore recommend looking for availability early and booking directly online. For short-term camping holidays in the Cornwall region, we offer you the option of searching for currently available campsites in real time.
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