Glamping sites in Lizard, England

Mullion Cove Lodge 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

Wee World

• Stays on a small, dog-friendly site in a paddock surrounded by trees
• A five-minute drive to the town of Helston and Flambards Theme Park
• Within 10 minutes of Porthleven beach and 30 minutes to Lizard Point

Featherlake Glamping

• Peaceful smallholding welcoming kids of all ages
• Next to a network of paths and bridleways in Cornish mining country
• Book beauty and massage treatments right to your unit

Trecombe Lakes

• Pretty lakeside glampsite on the edge of the Lizard Heritage Coast
• A 15-minute drive from Falmouth town and 25 minutes from Truro
• Spring-fed lakes, rowing boats, rope swings and breakfast hampers

Eathorne Manor

• Secluded adults-only shepherd's hut in an orchard near Falmouth
• Trebah Garden 10 minutes' drive; 15 minutes to South West Coast Path
• Private outdoor bath; kitchen, barbecue and ensuite shower room

Higher Trenear Farm

• Eco-friendly Mongolian yurts surrounded by peaceful countryside
• A 15-minute drive from Porthleven; half an hour to St Michael’s Mount
• Transparent stargazing panel, kitchen and barbecue for each yurt

Tresooth Cottages

Praa Sands Holiday Park

Tregonning Burrows Glamping

• Quiet glamping site in the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
• Five minutes’ drive to Praa Sands; half an hour to Tate St Ives
• Luxury pods with spectacular country and coast views; walks from site

Anneth Lowen Camping

• Cosy Cornish shepherd’s hut with spectacular views to the sea
• Falmouth, Swanpool Beach and Flambards Theme Park 15 minutes’ drive
• Shower hut and well-equipped galley kitchen; pub 20 minutes’ walk

Dowha Fields Camping

• Simple rural site 10 minutes' drive from Redruth and Camborne
• St Ives, St Michael's Mount and Praa Sands within a half-hour drive
• Central Cornwall spot roughly halfway between north and south coasts