Camping sites & Campgrounds in Porthcurno, England

Lower Treave Caravan & Camping Park

Pridden Farm Campsite Certificated Location

• Peaceful farm setting, overlooking private woodland
• Nearby to footpaths, and stunning beaches
• Wild camping

Sennen Cove Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Trevedra Farm Caravan and Camping Site

Boleigh Farm Site

Lamorna Glamping

• Luxury Cornwall glampsite on a farm 15 minutes’ drive from Penzance
• Lamorna Cove, pub and South West Coast Path 20 minutes’ walk
• Play area, games room and cinema room; hot tubs and honesty shop

Kelynack Caravan & Camping Park

Badgers Field

• Spacious nine-acre site on a working Cornish dairy farm
• Two miles from Saint Just; Cape Cornwall 10 minutes' drive
• Wildlife haven in a field bordered by woodland

Feather Down - Treganhoe Farm

• Luxury safari tents on a working farm 10 minutes’ drive from Penzance
• South West Coast Path and St Michael's Mount 15 minutes’ drive
• Fully equipped kitchens and ensuite shower rooms; honesty shop

YHA Land's End

• Peaceful valley site 15 minutes' walk from St Just
• Views down the valley to the Atlantic Ocean
• Self-catering kitchen, showers and drying room

Little Leat

• Small pop-up site at a 10-acre permaculture project near St Just
• A 15-minute drive from Land's End, Sennen Cove and Penzance
• Pre-pitched off-grid tents with beds and camp kitchen

Parknoweth Farm Camping

• Pop-up site a five-minute walk from Botallack’s UNESCO heritage sites
• A 20-minute drive from Porthcurno and 25 minutes from St Ives
• Coastal park with an eco-friendly ethos and farm animals to feed

Penzance Youth Hostel

The North Inn

Wild Camping

• Family-friendly park within easy reach of St Ives and Land's End
• Around 20 minutes' walk from the golden sandy beach of Portheras
• Nature walks and birdwatching in the neighbouring 12-acre woodland

Trenoweth Farm and Camping

• Wild camping on a working farm 10 minutes’ drive from Penzance
• A 10-minute drive to both Marazion and Long Rock beach
• Views of St Michael’s Mount; alpacas and donkeys in the fields