Camping in Carbis Bay will be the highlight of your trip to Cornwall. Enjoy staying at Little Trevarrack Holiday Park while you explore the surrounding area.
Set in 20 acres of landscaped grounds, providing you with space to enjoy. Bringing the children along? Well don’t worry about keeping them entertained as we have a wealth of facilities they will love. Relax in the outdoor heated swimming pool with an attached paddling pool, or take a stroll to the play park with swings and slides. Our games room is equipped with a table football and pool tables and we have a sports area for ball games. This should keep even the most discerning teenager entertained!
You will be well catered for with our excellent facilities. These range from free showers and toilets, wireless internet access* and a fully equipped laundry. For more information about our different pitches and other facilities please click here.
We welcome your well behaved dog and have a dedicated exercise area for them.
The Beach
The beach is a short walk away from the campsite and is sheltered on either side by the heavily wooded cliffs of Porthminister Point and Hawke’s Point. This creates the ideal spot for safe swimming as it is usually very calm and sheltered. Close by there are plenty of local surf beaches which will cater for all abilities and a few top secret spots! For more details about this please visit our camping holidays Cornwall page. At the beach you will find the car park conveniently placed and the toilets and snacks bars close by.
At Carbis Bay the golden sands stretch for approximately one mile. At low tide they connect with the neighbouring Porthkidney Sands, an RSPB bird sanctuary beach. For a longer stroll you can set out to this delightful neighbouring beach. Please check the tide table before you go, we always advise caution when exploring these areas in case you become cut off by the tide. The coastal path does connect up between these beaches so you can stroll back along the cliffs. Please ask our advice as we have a wealth of local knowledge to help you.
Local Area
The neighbouring tourist resort of St Ives provides a vibrant location to visit for shopping, cafes and art galleries. Enjoy a daytrip to St Ives by railway, arguably one of the most scenic and picturesque ways to visit this neighbouring town. The South West Coast Path draws many visitors as it runs through the village and has the distinction of being the longest national trail in the United Kingdom.
For one of the best campsites in Carbis Bay Cornwall visit us at Little Trevarrack Holiday Park. We will help make your holiday a memorable experience.
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