There’s no chance you’ll get the hump if you’re planning a holiday to this north Cornish town: Padstow campsites are a trot away from the Camel Estuary Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and there’s the Camel Trail to hike and bike along too – or canter along on horseback if your sightseeing really has to be of the sit-down sort. Even for Cornwall and its tasty treats, Padstow is also famous for its food, with four Rick Stein venues and pulling in gourmet fans from miles around (our vote’s for the fish and chips).
Campsites in Padstow can also be used as a base for finding the best sights – and seafood – of the Cornish coast: you can search sites in and around Padstow for leisure such as fishing and watersports, accommodation type, themes, amenities and user review among dozens more.
