Cosawes Park

We had a very friendly welcome. The site was quite empty so we also had plenty of space. The facilities were very clean and there was plenty of them (including disable bathrooms, young family bathrooms and laundry facilities). We had plenty of room in our pitch and there are also a few picnic benches provided. The site is also very Eco-friendly, there are lots of signs about with information on and apparently the public transport there is very good.

Our pitch was on a slight hill but because our tent was small we were able to pitch above the hill, had we had a larger tent this would have been tricky. Also when our friends came to visit they parked on the glass next to our tent (as there is no where else to park) and due to some rain actually got stuck in the grass and mud. We spent 40 minutes trying to get them out before they had to reverse length ways down the length of the site! Reception is closed on the weekends so we could not notify the owners about this. The wifi was also very expensive at £3 for 2 hours or £25 for the week, in an area with zero phone signal I thought this was a bit ridiculous. The campsite is also majority motor home pitchers with only 10-15 or so camping pitches which are placed next to a road divided by a hedge.

Quiet and secluded area, toilets and showers were always really clean.

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Loved the surroundings. At night you could hear the owls hooting. Staff were very friendly and let us stay later on the day of departure at no extra cost. I have never been to a campsite where the ablution blocks and washing up areas are so clean.

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Wash block was great and a warm reception on arrival, should have taken the bikes as the lanes and cycle pathways round devaron looked great

Tight pitches and a little sloped, more of a caravan touring park

Fourth visit to this site over the last 8 years. Always clean and very well maintained

Before I start my rant I would say always read the small print!! I didn't, much to my annoyance!!
I would say not really children friendly, although they are charged for as an extra! It says on the website well behaved children welcome, which is fair enough, but I was disappointed that they are not allowed bikes, scooters etc.(As I stated at beginning, always read the terms and conditions, it is in there but I didn't read it,so totally my fault!). We found this out within a few hours of being there, as you can imagine when they have endured a journey of 8 hours to get there the first thing they want to do is play. Just riding past 4/5 caravans, 3 of which was ours, never out of our sight and this is apparently not allowed.
We were told there is a nice area of grass down by the stream that is cut short so they would be alright there, which there is a lovely area, but I think the whole idea of family caravan holidays is so grown ups can relax sitting outside of the van, having a chat in the glorious sunshine whilst keeping an eye on the children playing.
I can't say if ball games are allowed, it was very busy on the camping field so of course you don't go to play if there isn't sufficient room.
It would be a perfect adult only site, 'my' opinion is there are a lot of seasonal vans pitched and I think what they want they get. They also take away that friendly holiday atmosphere.
I appreciate each site has its rules, which should always be upheld, but if I had realised this before booking I would have gone elsewhere.
I have left a review as I think people tend to read these more than the small print, lesson to be learnt there, I just wanted to highlight this to other families as a holiday is for all the family and when you have worked all year to save for this special event it wants to be special for everyone. Fortunately we are out and about most of the day or we would have had two very fed up youngsters.
That is my little grumble over.

loved the site, loved the location in river valley, surrounded by trees, river walk and loads of wildlife - great and very relaxing.

no small shop facilities....

Toilet facilities and showers. Laundrette a bonus site overall was kept clean and tidy. Owners of the site were very helpful after the 1st pitch we were on was very sloped they put us on another pitch which was a lot better.

The slope of the grass pitches was difficult also walk to empty water and waste was a distance away. Drainage on grass pitches could do with improvement as large puddles gatheyed.

The location of the site was simply beautiful, especially as the sun set over the trees, additionally, its location meant that it was very easy to travel into Falmouth town and to the beaches. The pitches were a large size completed with little hedges to differentiate from one another and to keep a bit of privacy. The facilities were excellent with nice hot showers and toilets which were finished very nicely - almost like staying in a hotel. There was also a lovely little extra which came most mornings which was that of a mobile coffee man who also sold pastries to make the rainy mornings a bit nicer. Overall very friendly, lovely stay.

An onsite shop would have been nice, to get things like bread, milk and eggs. However, as I previously said, the site is located close to Falmouth which has both a Lidl and a Tesco, so my argument is based on laziness.

Good value for money. Spacious pitches. Nice and layed back feeling about the place.Not over commercial or trying to sell you lots of extras. Beautiful wooded backdrop to the campsite.central cornwall, giving easy access to north and south with short driving times.

Women in charge, who greeted us, when we arrived wasn't over friendly. She was not rude, but could have been a little more welcoming, as it was our our first time at site. Come on managment, lighten up.(I will say, it wouldn't put me off coming back though). It was not a problem. The other staff were great, helpful and friendly.

Facilities were excellent and very clean. A lovely peaceful site.

Pitch was on a bit of a slope which was only downside of otherwise great site.