Parknoweth Farm Camping

Setting off to the seaside on strolls is one of the top things to do when staying at Parknoweth, five minutes’ walk from the South West Coast Path circling the whole of Cornwall (and then some). First, mosey south west to Kenidjack Cliff Castle (half an hour) and cast your eyes on a cairn circle though to be from the Bronze Age, passing the scenic point at Kenidjack Valley enroute before wandering further down to the Cape Cornwall headland for epic views out across the ocean. Snapshots taken, stay in the area awhile for a round at the Cape Cornwall Golf Club or venture a little further and submerge yourself in the sea at the secluded Priest cove (40 minutes). Ambling north east from the park instead takes you to Crowns Engine Houses and the Botallack Mine (15 minutes), a series of buildings that appear as if they’re clinging to the cliffs. Keep going towards Geevor Tin Mine, a hands-on museum where guests can explore underground, to bring the area's past to life.