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Anyone recommend a campsite in cornwall that doesn`t cost the earth ?

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fakeblonde · 29/06/2007 16:59

I cant believe the price some of the places are asking for peak season.Its like £70 per night at some !
We would like to take our trailer tent somewhere around st ives or maybe newquay way ? Have 3 kids 15 12 abd 4.All i would like is showers and electric and a family site.
Dont mind being a bit out of the way at all if it makes it cheaper but would much rather go someone thats been recommended if pos.
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oooggs · 29/06/2007 17:02

I have a good book and have visited alot of sites down here. Live in Cornwall and have a touring caravan. Have lent book to parents buit when I get it back will let you know. We tend to do around St Austell/Mevagissey way. Don't do Newquay. Love St Ives.

fakeblonde · 29/06/2007 17:09

Cheers OOOgs, yes i would prefer st ives, but i think right in st ives is booked up and very expensive,so looking a bit further away but 10 -30 min drive.Thanks for that.

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dustystar · 29/06/2007 17:12

Holywell Bay near Newquay is nice. look here

I'm not sure if this is the same site we stayed at a few years ago as we stayed in a caravan but the beach is lovely.

dustystar · 29/06/2007 17:15

What about here That would be less than £30 per night.

IncontinentAliceAKAjoash · 29/06/2007 17:17

Monkey Tree nr Perranporth & Nr Newquay. Cheap also has very good facilities

dustystar · 29/06/2007 17:19

these 2 sites are around the £30 or less mark as well

katelyle · 29/06/2007 17:21

I can't do links, but I can recommend Pennance Mill near Falmouth. We've been several times and it's great!

Lucycat · 29/06/2007 17:31

ahem dustystar - we're going to Trevornick this summer!
so is giraffeski, but at different times.

not cheap but the dd's fancied the pool.

dustystar · 29/06/2007 17:32

I couldn't work out their tairff lucycat Do you just add the prices of the people together for a standard pitch? How much is it a night?

Lucycat · 29/06/2007 17:39

good question!

we have gone for an electric hook up pitch, then you pay for adults, children and a car - I think!

so not cheap at about £35 a night

but we paid before Jan 1st so got last year's prices and as it will take over 7 hours to get there we wanted to be able to choose our pitch and know what we are getting iykwim

You really are paying for the location I think.

fakeblonde · 29/06/2007 23:19

Thanks everyone.Have sent enquiry forms to all suggestions-just hoping there is a space somewhere now !

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fakeblonde · 30/06/2007 10:50

Dustystar-think i am going to book Trevornick this morning.
Have you been before ?
Dont want megga noise at night-are the showers ok ?
Have choice of pitches-oh so difficult to choose !

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dustystar · 30/06/2007 11:26

Hi Fakeblonde

I'm not sure if it was trevornick we went to as it was about six years ago, sister booked it and we were in a caravan. It might have been the site next door or the whole place might be part of Trevornick but with Touring in a different field.

There is a clubhouse so there is some noise until about 11.00 but I don't remember it being too bad. Its worth it for the beach - only 15 mins walk and really lovely cove where you can let the children run about and see them easily.

Have a search on ukcampsite and see what reviews it has been given there.

dustystar · 30/06/2007 11:29

Have a look here

brandnewhelsy · 02/07/2007 13:20

we've booked this one but haven't been there before

tinytotmummy · 02/07/2007 20:31

Second for Pennance Mill. Lovely really family friendly site.

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