Innis Inn and Campsite

View prices & book 8.9 120 reviews
Enjoy quite place and watch birds and rabbits run around
Enjoy quite place and watch birds and rabbits run around
Campervan and camping field
Plenty of hard standing spaces
You can bring a caravan and a tent next to it
Camping pitches supplied with electric
Our lovely site
Our lovely site
Hanging basket
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Campervan and camping field
Plenty of hard standing spaces
You can bring a caravan and a tent next to it

  • Quiet family-run site within a mile's walk of the Eden Project
  • A few miles from St Austell; near to miles of hiking and biking
  • Surrounded by 15 acres of fishing lakes
Staying within a mile’s walk of the Eden Project is certainly a treat – as is staying at Innis Inn and Campsite. It is a family-run and dog-friendly site surrounded by 15 acres of fishing lakes. A daily visit to the local pubs is also within the realms of reason – and that’ll surely involve Cornish cream teas, beers gardens and Sunday carveries… Innis Inn and Campsite is set on two and a half acres of land a few miles from the capital of the Cornish Alps St Austell. If you want to chill out close to base, there are fifteen acres of fishing lakes surrounding the campsite to make your way around, a play area and plenty of runaround room for children. The facilities on site include toilets, showers and a disabled toilet. Barbecues are also welcome. For essentials off site, it’s a fifteen-minute walk to the local village of Penwithick which has a Spar, post office and fish and chip shop; bikes can be hired on site for those who prefer to pedal. Innis Inn and Campsite is well-placed to see stunning Cornwall, with hundreds of miles’ worth of hike and bike paths in the surrounding countryside, seaside towns and villages, family days out and heritage highlights including old houses, clay pits and tin mines. St Austell has a Clay Trail starting from Tremana Gardens and running along the Bodmin Road to connect with the Wheal Martyn China Clay Country Park, a 26-acre park with woodland walks, adventure playground and the biggest working waterwheel in Cornwall. (Stick around Snozzle for a bit to also browse around Cornish World, which has an award-winning play centre, Kidzworld, and the biggest indoor market in the south-west.)

Campground type

RV sites 6
Camper sites 6
Tent sites 35
Open all year
Opens
Please note
  • Under 18s must be accompanied by their parents or legal guardians.
  • The park does not accept breeds/crossbreeds listed in the Breed-specific legislation (i.e. Pit Bull Terrier, Japanese Tosa, Dogo Argentino, and Fila Brasileiro).
  • Electricity is metered on site at £0.50 per kWh and must be paid at check-out.

Languages spoken

English

Campsite types & availability

Accommodation

Tent sitesCamper sitesRV sitesLodges, cabins, pods or hutsMobile homes for rentRent a tent
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2 adults
0 children

Reviews

8.9

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Child friendliness
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Cleanliness
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Wifi
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Peaceful

87% would recommend this campground to a friend

83% would stay here again

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Arrival date (latest first)

Will visit again when going to Eden

Overall 8/10

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Value for money
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Facilities / Activities
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Wifi
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Anonymous

Power optional grass and gravel campsite

Liked Peaceful . Friendly helpful owner who provided transport to Eden and return .
Loved the 12 midday checkout .

Disliked Lots of vans was very busy and full . Perfect for an overnight stay

Lovely rural location. Very friendly owner who gave us a lift to…

Overall 10/10

Location
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Value for money
 9
Accommodation
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Facilities / Activities
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Customer service
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Child friendliness
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Cleanliness
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Wifi
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Ian A.

Primitive grass tent campsite

Liked Lovely rural location. Very friendly owner who gave us a lift to the Eden Project. Nice facilities.

A very relaxed camping experience. Great and super friendly staff.

Overall 10/10

Location
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Value for money
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Accommodation
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Wifi
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Anonymous

Primitive grass tent campsite

Liked The casual and relaxed atmosphere.
The owner very friendly and helpful, nothing too much trouble.
Proximity and easy pathway to walk to Eden Project

Disliked Nothing

Would definitely stay again

Overall 9/10

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Value for money
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Accommodation
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Facilities / Activities
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Customer service
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Child friendliness
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Cleanliness
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Wifi
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Kaylee J.

Primitive grass campsite

Liked The owner Mark, was very helpful and friendly. He even picked us up after a gig at Eden. Beautiful campsite, relaxed friendly atmosphere.

Disliked Toilets could be separate from showers

Great place to stay if going to Eden project

Overall 8/10

Location
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Value for money
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Facilities / Activities
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Customer service
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Craig G.

Primitive grass campsite

Liked Owner was very helpful and friendly, nice site with decent toilet/showers, good vibe with everyone going to the same show at Eden project. Owner gave us walking directions to Eden and even offers to pick you up on the way back. There’s an easy walking trail to Eden that only take 20 mins-ish and others at the campsite walk the same route back at night, felt very safe. Shuttle bus takes you from Eden car park to the domes.

Disliked Arrival was a little confusing, we drove down the wrong path (left of the gates) to try and get to the farmhouse to check in, but you need to drive through the gates then stick to the left path. Didn’t seem like there was a reception, the owner was just walking around. Showers are in the same cubicle as the toilet

Lovely site and really good stay. Really chilled out owner and helpful

Overall 8/10

Location
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Value for money
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Accommodation
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Facilities / Activities
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Customer service
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Child friendliness
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Cleanliness
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Wifi
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Matthew D.

Power optional grass and gravel campsite

Liked Small campsite with attentive owner.

Disliked Couple more toilets/urinals would have been useful and marked out areas for camping.

From the manager: Thanks for the feed back rest assured new toilets going in later this year and seating with shelves in shower rooms, I value your comments. Regards Marc.

Lovely site, very friendly and helpful management of site. Very accommodating. Thank…

Overall 10/10

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Value for money
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Facilities / Activities
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Customer service
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Denise F.

Power optional grass and gravel campsite

Liked Lovely site, very friendly and helpful management of site. Very accommodating. Thank you Mark!

Great for Eden Sessions access on foot!

Overall 7/10

Location
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Value for money
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Accommodation
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Facilities / Activities
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Customer service
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Child friendliness
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Cleanliness
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Wifi
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Kim L.

Primitive grass tent campsite

Liked The location within walking distance of Eden Project, we were there for Eden Sessions to see Biffy Clyro.

Friendly owner 🙂

A hours walk back after the gig

Disliked Shower toilet combo resulting in wet loo rolls all the time and not enough space to hang towels or a shelf to put shampoo etc...

No hairdryers.

Disliked the fact that I thought from the write up, it was still a functioning pub, that we could get food / drink at...
It's not been a pub for a while.

Beautiful site. Very nice owner. We would book again.

Overall 10/10

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Value for money
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Accommodation
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Facilities / Activities
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Customer service
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Child friendliness
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Cleanliness
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Wifi
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Liz (Betty) A.

Primitive grass campsite

Liked What a fantastic guy the owner Mark is. So accommodating, we were visiting the Eden project to one of the Eden music sessions, he provided a lift back for us so we didn't have to walk through the dark forest. (Take a torch)
Beautiful site, 15 to 20 mins walk to the Eden project through a forest trail.

Disliked Nothing,

Lovely site with good camping pitches and facilities closed to the Eden…

Overall 10/10

Location
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Value for money
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Accommodation
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Facilities / Activities
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Customer service
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Child friendliness
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Wifi
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Anonymous

Primitive grass campsite

Liked Lovely site with good camping pitches and facilities closed to the Eden project.
Mark is such a lovely, kind man who made us very welcome.

Features

Dogs allowed

Campfires allowed

Leisure on park

Bar or club house Cycle hire Evening entertainment Fishing Fitness centre Indoor swimming pool Kids' club On-site restaurant/cafe Outdoor swimming pool Playground Recreation room/arcade TV room Takeout Tennis Watersports

Amenities on park

Bath available Car parking by site/unit Composting toilet Dog park Drying room Free wifi Grocery store Ice pack freezing Internet access Laundromat Local produce Parent & baby washroom Payphone Pick-up from public transport Portable toilet Pub toilets Restrooms Shower available Washing-up area Wifi

Groups welcome

Family friendly Motorcycle friendly Rallies welcome Single-sex groups welcome Student groups welcome

Rules

Barbecue grills allowed Barbecue provided Campfires allowed Commercial vehicles allowed Dogs allowed Dogs allowed all year

Camping 2.0

Jumbo tent sites

Themes

Budget/backpacker Hikers’ paradise Lake and/or mountain Peaceful Remote location Spectacular scenery Wildlife haven

Utilities

Charging facilities Dump station Electric car charging point(s) Propane/gas cylinders available Recycling available Renewable energy

Nearby amenities

Bar nearby Convenience store nearby Dog walk nearby Public transportation nearby

Type

Medium (26-50 sites)

Nearby leisure

Canoeing/kayaking nearby Cycle hire nearby Cycling nearby Fishing nearby Mountain biking nearby Restaurant nearby

Touring and motorhomes

Caravan storage facilities Gray water hook-up for caravans Seasonal sites

Location

Innis Inn and Campsite

Innis Moor

Penwithick

St Austell

Cornwall

England

PL26 8YH

Directions

Timezone

Europe/London +0100 (GMT+01:00)

GPS

50.3762°N
4.7692°W

Route directions

On the A30 head south to St Austell. In Lanivet, take the A391 and continue south. Follow the signs to Treverbyn. The site is located 1 mile from the Eden Project's entrance.

Nearest transport

Bus
2.5 mi Four Lords
2.5 mi Four Lords
2.6 mi Polgrean Place
Rail
1.4 mi Luxulyan Rail Station
2 mi Bugle Rail Station
2.7 mi St Austell Rail Station
Ferry
6.5 mi Fowey Custom House Quay Ferry Landing
6.6 mi Fowey Ferry Landing
6.6 mi Fowey Town Quay Ferry Landing
Airport
11.5 mi Newquay St Mawgan Airport

Please note: All distances on this page are calculated "as the crow flies" - please check actual distance depending on your mode of travel using the Get directions button above.

Local attractions

To take a look at tin mining and its history in Cornwall, Poldark Mine in the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site at Wendron near Helston is the only complete underground tin mine in the county, and has mine and ghost tours, a museum, exhibitions and activities including gold panning and circus skills. More Cornish history and heritage are on show at the Charlestown Shipwreck and Heritage Centre less than five miles from the site, and at the three-floor Mevagissey Museum a few miles south. Anglers can go on the hunt for mackerel or sharks on a sea fishing trip from Mevagissey where there’s a shark angling centre on the quay; boats can also be hired from the village to go out into the waters and look for seals and dolphins. There are opps for beach, sea and coarse fishing all over south Cornwall including at Fowey, Looe, Falmouth, along the River Tamar and at commercial fishing lakes. After a day (each) at the Eden Project and equally famous Lost Gardens of Heligan, there are several more gardens in the area: the National Trust’s Lanhydrock at Bodmin (which also has a secondhand bookshop); the coastal Caerhays Castle and Gardens with National Magnolia Collection, and the valley garden and laurel maze of Glendurgan Garden near Falmouth. All sounding too sedate for the kids? Family-friendly activities and centres abound around St Austell and south Cornwall, including the Crealy Great Adventure Park, the World of Model Railways at Mevagissey and the Tortoise Garden of St Austell. Heading north, sprogs of all ages should like Newquay Zoo and the Blue Reef Aquarium, the indoor play barn at the Springfields Fun Park and Pony Centre, or the biggest go-karting centre in the south-west, Wadebridge’s St Eval Kart Circuit.

Water quality at nearby bathing waters

Name Distance Type 2020201920182017
Charlestown 3.2 mi Sea N/AExcellentExcellentExcellent
Crinnis Beach 3.2 mi Sea N/AExcellentExcellentExcellent
Shorthorn Beach 3.4 mi Sea N/AExcellentExcellentExcellent
Duporth 3.4 mi Sea N/AExcellentExcellentExcellent
Porthpean 3.6 mi Sea N/AExcellentExcellentExcellent

Data source: European Environment Agency

Must see

Eden Project 0.4 mi

Lost Gardens of Heligan 6.5 mi

Cornwall's Crealy Great Adventure Park 10.5 mi

Lappa Valley Steam Railway 12.2 mi

Newquay Zoo 13.5 mi

National Trust

Trerice 11.9 mi

Carnewas and Bedruthan Steps 13.5 mi

Trelissick Garden 16.1 mi

St Anthony Head 18.5 mi

Tintagel Old Post Office 19.8 mi

Cycle routes

Find local routes on the National Cycle Network - over 12,000 miles of cycling routes.

Other

TREGREHAN 2.4 mi

Porthpean, Charlestown and Carlyon Bay 3.7 mi

Kings Wood in the Pentewan Valley 4.5 mi

Polkerris to Readymoney Cove 4.7 mi

Polkerris to Gribbin Head and Polridmouth 4.7 mi

Local events

  • Boardmasters (Wednesday, August 6, 2025 – Wednesday, August 6, 2025)

    Newquay, England 12.5 mi

Please note: All distances on this page are calculated "as the crow flies" - please check actual distance depending on your mode of travel using the Get directions button above.

Nearest campgrounds

Unfortunately, we have no nearby bookable campgrounds.

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Frequently asked questions

  • Does Innis Inn and Campsite have a swimming pool? No View all features
  • Is Innis Inn and Campsite dog friendly? Yes View all features
  • What attractions are near Innis Inn and Campsite? To take a look at tin mining and its history in Cornwall, Poldark Mine in the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site at Wendron near Helston is the only complete underground tin mine … Read more
  • When can I check in and check out of Innis Inn and Campsite?
    RV, travel trailer and tent sites
    Arrive:  11 a.m. –  8 p.m.
    Depart by:  noon
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  • How much does it cost to stay at Innis Inn and Campsite? From $40.29 (for 1 night, 2 adults) - prices may change depending on your dates and party.