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Cornwall Club Campsites
Camping in Cornwall is a delight at our range of UK Club campsites in England’s most south-westerly county. Cornwall is a real hub of tourism, with a distinct Celtic history and an array of breathtaking scenery, historic market towns and charming riverside villages. It’s an ideal destination for anyone travelling by caravan, campervan and motorhome. Start planning a road trip for the ages and discover each corner of Cornwall in all its glory.
Campsites in Cornwall (10)
Frequently asked questions
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Where are the best campsites in Cornwall?
Each one of our Cornwall Club campsites are great in their own way. Some are coastal, some are set amongst lush countryside and some a fantastic stop-off point along your Cornwall journey. Find out more below:
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Where can I camp with a tent in Cornwall?
Camping is a great way to experience Cornwall. Here are some of the sites where you can camp:
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Which caravan and camping sites are dog-friendly in Cornwall?
All of our UK Club Campsites are dog-friendly and better yet, your four-legged friends go free! Find out how we cater for dogs and what to expect when visiting a Club campsite with the family pet.
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Which campsites are open all year?
Opening times through the year are displayed under each site above, but you can also find out which of our Club campsites across the UK are open all year round if you’re looking for alternatives.
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What accommodation options are available in Cornwall?
You can go on your Cornwall journey in a variety of outfit types, from caravans, motorhomes and campervans to roof tents.
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Why visit Cornwall?
You’ll be captivated by this county that truly has it all. Headed by a coastline that’s a masterpiece of dramatic cliffs and golden sandy beaches, perfectly complimented by our range of UK Club campsites throughout the region. Park in picturesque places and get your hiking boots on for a stroll along the South West Coastal Path that truly showcases this glorious scenery.
Beyond the beaches, Cornwall is steeped in history, with the echo of King Arthur’s tales and a deep connection to its Celtic roots through the names of towns and the unique Cornish language. If you’re a foodie, you’ll be in your element here from the iconic Cornish pasty to fresh-from-the-harbour seafood and a flourishing fine-dining scene that celebrates the very best of local produce.
Popular places in Cornwall
Hayle
Home to the award-winning Towans Beach, Hayle is a quintessentially Cornish paradise. The Hayle estuary is a must-see, as is the UNESCO-listed harbour. It’s no surprise that the town is an ever-popular destination for surfers.
Stay at: Godrevy Park Club Campsite
Looe
Famed for the sandy East Looe Beach, Looe is traversed by the river it’s named after, with an iconic seven-arched bridge linking the two sides. Trying the seafood is a must whilst you’re here.
Stay at: Looe Club Campsite
St Agnes
A picturesque village on Cornwall’s north coast, St Agnes is a rubberstamped Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The sandy Trevaunance Cove is another surfing spot, and there are scenic coastal walks to enjoy, with the stroll to Chapel Porth being a particular highlight.
Stay at: St Agnes Beacon Club Campsite
Perranporth
Another Cornwall town completed by a golden sandy beach, Perranporth looks out on the Atlantic Ocean on the county’s north coast. This is undoubtedly one of the most scenic areas of the South West Coastal Path.
Stay at: Treamble Valley Club Campsite