Caravan sites in Porthleven, England

The Queens Arms

• Well-maintained pub site in the peaceful village of Breage
• Touring field adjoining the pub, five minutes from the coast
• Pub meals served at lunch and dinner every day, using local produce

Poldown Caravan Park

• Peaceful caravan park in a wildlife and stargazing haven
• Under 20 minutes' drive from both Cornish coasts, with great beaches
• Self-contained caravans with outside seating areas

Boscrege Caravan and Touring Park

• Basic campsite at the foot of Tregonning Hill
• Two miles from Praa Sands and five from Helston
• Several countryside walks starting from the site

Coach and Horses Camping

• Level and well-maintained pub campsite in southern Cornwall
• Just off the A394; Marazion five minutes' drive
• Pub food served; very good public transport links opposite the site

Kenneggy Cove Holiday Park

Franchis Holidays

• Spacious site between farm and woodland on the Lizard Peninsula
• A couple of minutes' drive from Mullion and five miles from Helston
• Two shower and toilet blocks with free hot water

Wayfarers Caravan Park

• Where peace meets tranquility... exclusively for adults and dog free

Threeways

Pinetrees Bungalow and Camping

The Friendly Camp

Lavender Fields Touring Park

Fleur De Lys

• Family-friendly glampsite on a working organic farm
• A five-minute drive from Stithians Reservoir and 20 from Falmouth
• Farm shop with Cornish produce and firewood; breakfast on request

Halfway House Touring Campsite

• Well-maintained Cornwall touring pitches behind a pub on the A394
• Flambards Theme Park and Trebah Garden within 15 minutes' drive
• Meals available all day in the pub, plus breakfast in high season

Wild and Free Camping

• Laidback site on a 30-acre family farm next to Stithians Reservoir
• A 15-minute drive from Falmouth and south coast beaches
• Café on site for breakfasts, coffees and cakes; campfires allowed

Gwendreath Farm Holiday Park

Seaview Holiday Park

Pioneer Billys

• No-frills campsite on a farm five minutes’ drive from the A30
• A half-hour’s drive from St Ives and Newquay’s surfing beaches
• Animals, Great Flat Lode Trail access, King Edward Mine Museum views