First time to Cornwall - and lucky enough to have a seaside view room ( highly recommend) I…read morewatched the surfers and sunset and slept with that door open to hear the waves. Woke up to more surfers - my room was wonderfully appointed, the bed comfortable and the staff is out of this world. I'll be back

We only stayed on this site for one night as we extended a holiday to visit our friends staying…read morehere. It's a really lovely place and well set out. They have a very big area for touring vans and the pitches are fairly roomy. There are many old stone walls running round the site which are nice. The bar and entertainment room is big, the cafe and amusements are naff but we wouldn't spend much time there anyway. They have a large pirate ship for the kids to play on. The pool isn't particularly big so it must get overcrowded in the summer. Nearby is Watergate bay which is fantastic. When the tide is out it's an awesome beach. When it's in it's small and densely packed. On the car park behind is Jamie Olivers Fifteen which I've never been in. Watergate is nice for the beach but the development of the town is going to get out of hand and probably ruin this lovely spot. You can't really walkto the beach but I think they put on a shuttle bus - which is better anyway as the car park down there is extortionate. Great campsite though, you won't be disappointed.

Really convenient for the brilliant long sandy beach at Watergate Bay…read more Facilities are good, clean and well maintained. The welcome is friendly. It's quite a windy spot so bear that in mind when pitching. It takes about 20 minutes to walk down to the beach along part of the South west coast path. I imagine the site gets busy in Summer but at Easter it isn't too busy at all, and we have had good weather 2 years in a row.

Smugglers haven is the ideal (possibly only) place to stay for young groups wanting to camp in…read moreNewquay. Many campsites can be difficult allowing young groups as they expect lots of trouble. Smugglers Haven is part of a larger campsite where a section is seperated for the younger crowd. Not the place to stay for a quiet and relaxing holiday, but ideal if a group of you want to camp and check out the Newquay nightlife. Buses run regularly from the campsite to town and the site even has it's own bus service that runs late into the night to bring you home after a night out. As you would expect you do get some idiots going, drinking too much and making a show of themselves but there are secutiry guards on patrol keeping a check on things. On the whole most of the people there seemed to just be up for a good time with no bother.

We stayed at the Trenance Campsite for a week last Summer. It was our first trip to Cornwall and we…read morechose this site because of its proximity to Newquay - Only a 15 minute walk away. The Site is located close to a quiet residential area, there are frequent local buses into town if you dont fancy the walk, so you dont need to rely on the car all the time. The Site has a mixture of Self Catering Chalets, Static & touring caravans and Tent pitches. It is a well equipped site with everything you need on-site, Plenty of Toilet and Shower blocks scattered around and they also have a mini-market, bar, restaurant, take-away and a Games Room. The bar also had entertainment in the evenings which was popular with families. All of the facilities were spotlessly clean and of a high standard, you couldnt fault it. The Site is flat and grassy and has a little Duck pond at the end which was lovely to sit by on the sunny days and feed the resident ducks. Newquay itself, only 15 minutes away was an ideal place for a UK Holiday, plenty to do and beautiful, clean beaches. It's also an ideal base to tour Cornwall and the surrounding coastal areas. We pais about £7 per Adult per night which was excellent value considering the amenities on offer. We wouldnt hesitate to go back to Trenance again and have recommended it to all of our friends and family. I consider it as one of the best Camp Sites i've been too.

The campsite was fine as a campsite albeit a little basic, shower/toilet block was fine, the games…read moreroom wasnt much of a games room. We spent more time in newquay as it was more interesting.

Has the potential to be one of the best parks in cornwall…read more Management let it down unfortunately and ignore staff/owners demands on having a better park

We booked a £9.50 Sun Holiday for September this year and found ourselves in The Newquay Holiday…read morePark and what a fanastic place! The caravan was amazing a double and twin room, living/dining room, kitchen and bathroom with attractive, comfortable fixtures and fittings, central heating and double glazing. The on site Costcutters provides everything you need for a self catering holiday and the prices weren't extortianate! There is a bar and an arcade in the park as well as a small playground area. The entertainment was cheesy yet fun and there is even a takeaway shop so you can enjoy a pizza after your pints! As for the Park's location, it's about 3 miles outside of Newquay Town Centre but there is a bus stop directly opposite the Park's entrance which takes you direct to Town. Or you can choose to book one of Pat's Cabs who are recommended by the Park. Overall, an excellent Holiday Destination.