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From here you can walk down the coast to Boscastle, a scenic harbour village, or up the coast to Crackington Haven, a lovely sandy beach. Alternatively both are just 5- to 10-minute drive away. The camping field provides a peaceful place to spend time relaxing and is in an ideal location to explore Cornwall.
There are also well-equipped campsites just footsteps from the South West Coast Path. If you want a single base for the five days, opt for a self-catering cottage within easy reach of the main town hubs. The businesses shown below are supporters of the Coast Path and welcome walkers. Additional listings can be found on the Visit Cornwall website.
We are an off grid, basic but beautiful campsite in SE Cornwall. Located on the Mount Edgcumbe Estate in South East Cornwall at the start/finish of the Tamara Way. Perfect for those who are looking for a great waterside location, camping amongst the dappled shade and a great spot for taking in the sunsets over the river.
The ruins of old mines stand above the heather and gorse-clad cliffs – a swathe of colour in late summer. It’s a beautiful section of the coast that also contains one of the best wild swimming spots in Cornwall. Wedged between towering cliffs and the Atlantic Coast, Porthtowan Tidal Pool only reveals itself a few hours either side of low tide.
Free camping in Redruth. Lookout for a small lorry park. Portreath Free camping in Portreath. A good place to wild camp is on the B 3301 coast road from Portreath to Hayle. Follow that road out of Portreath up the big hill, after about 2 miles from Portreath you will pass on the left hand side an entrance for Tehidy Country Park.
Wild Camping is a family-friendly site set at the edge of a protected 12-acre wildlife site that comprises a coppice woodland, a natural pond and lowland wetland on the wild western Cornwall coast, between St Just in Penwith and St Ives.
Padstow campsites. Padstow's location on the northern coast of Cornwall makes for a brilliant base to explore the area. And there's plenty to do in the town too - think pretty colourful houses, fishing boats bobbing on the sea and oodles of local charm. This selection of Padstow campsites has something for everyone.