Fantastic site and very helpful staff. On arrival we went into arrivals reception and booked in. A very helpful guide them took us to our pitch and told us everything we needed to know about the site an and the pitch
We would definitely recommend this site to anyone touring

Nothing really to be disliked only thing to mention is to make sure you have levelling ramps as pitches are slightly sloped but wasn't anything to bad

Very clean medium-sized site. Showers & toilet block extremely well maintained. All staff members encountered were pleasant & helpful. Facilities were excellent & in good repair. Nice pool area with opportunity to book onsite massage treatments (didn’t find time) which you can book online. Entertainment area pleasant with staff doing a good job of getting the guests involved. Onsite shop well-stocked. There were a couple of pop-up food/coffee kiosks onsite, which were well frequented & had seating areas to relax in. Food in Woodys bar was decent, with good views over golf course. Golf course looked excellent (I’m not a golfer), with great views of the sea.
When the van needed a jump-start maintenance staff were there in minutes and got us going as quickly with no fuss.
Expected the WiFi to be poor, but coverage we encountered on Blue field never dropped out & we could stream live tv, listen to radio, text & make phone calls no problem. There were signal boosters dotted all around. Plenty of green spaces for kids to play, with a woodland scramble course to wear them out on! Coastal walk to sea is about 20 minutes, over golf course & sand dunes - not flat or fit for pushchairs. Holywell beach itself is unspoiled, & uncommercial, serviced by lifeguards & surf hire shop. There is a pub is a good 5 minute walk from beach & one pub further up the road. Didn’t appear to be any other shops. Good National Trust car park.
Newquay is probably 10 minutes away by vehicle. We went to Smugglers Den pub (10 mins away by car), which had good food choice - pays to book on busy times.
Campsite site is tucked away from populated area, but that suited us fine. Plenty to do on-site & well-situated for base to explore Cornwall. We had a day out to Eden Project - £38 each, but ticket lasts all year - really enjoyable day & would recommend.
Overall fantastic holiday made extra special by staff at Trevornick holiday park.

Expect some pitches to be undulating, so caravan/campervan chocks may be needed, or thought into siting of tent on pitch, or you may roll down hill when you sleep!
Recycle bin area had been attacked by seagulls, but that was due to thoughtless guests leaving food waste in wrong area. That’s the only mess we saw on whole site.

Clean and tidy

Warning for Disabled people like myself. There are no Disabled toilets or showers unless you pay out for a key and it's not a Radar key. You have to produce your blue badge and pay a £40 deposit. If like myself you leave it behind, you will need to pay out your £40 deposit and then £14 a day. This to me is discrimination to Disabled and families who need the facilities.

Amazing site staff friendly ,showers & toilet block spotless , very well maintained all round will go back.

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It was the best place I ever stayed and my first time in a tourer fantastic staff were very nice helpful and made us welcome

There was nothing I dislike but WiFi could be beter

Very good

Bad internet

De service was top. Vriendelijk, hulpvaardig,...
Ruime camperplaats.
Proper sanitair.
Prima WiFi over het ganse domein.
Het winkeltje en de take away zijn super handig.
Extra bedanking aan het barpersoneel en de man van de Crumble stand!

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Everything was clean; pitches were well maintained, friendly, relaxed atmosphere.

The pitches in the blue field are really off-kilter. Some are so steep that it makes for an uncomfortable night’s sleep - thankfully we rang reception and they allowed us to move pitches.

Wonderfully clean site, very large pitches, lovely clean toilets and hot showers. All the staff very helpful and friendly.

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Beautiful campsite, really well kept and clean. On arrival we were shown to our pitch and all the facilities explained to us. We stayed in the Blue field which is pretty central to all the facilities too. The park wasn’t overly busy despite it being the beginning of July which meant it was pretty quiet at night. It’s about a 25 minute walk across the golf course and through the sand dunes down to Holywell Bay beach. We chose to walk back along the main road and stopped at the Treguth Inn for a well needed drink (would highly recommend). The on-site shop is very well stocked plus there is a hire shop where you can hire wetsuits, freezers, tvs etc and they will also re freeze your ice packs for a small cost. Wi-Fi is hit and miss but this is clearly explained when booking. We would highly recommend this site and would definitely stay again in the future.

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