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Stream Valley Holiday Park is set in a semi rural location on the outskirts of Penzance. The park offer a tranquil setting but give you easy access to Penzance which is only a 5 minute drive away.
Set around an elegant 400-year-old manor house, Kenegie Manor offers a truly unique holiday experience.
Private hot tub included Close to beaches (within 5km) Log burner for cosy evenings Enclosed garden with fire bowl Near St Ives (10-15 minutes)
Large electric hot tub Landscaped gardens with play area Games room with table tennis 10 minute walk to Mousehole Freestanding bath
Private hot tub included Entire field to yourself Featured in The Times Between Marazion and St Ives Firepit and BBQ area
Private hot tub included Within 5km of beaches Near St Michaels Mount Close to St Ives Log burner for cosy evenings
Set in 100 acres of lush woodland, this David Bellamy Silver Award park offers the space and seclusion for your perfect Cornish holiday, with a choice of accommodation to suit everybody’s needs.
250m from beach Private hot tub Central St Ives location Master suite roof terrace Sleeps 10 guests
Private hot tub on terrace 5 minutes to Carbis Bay beach Communal pool and sauna access EV charging point available Master suite with balcony
500m from Carbis Bay beach Year-round heated pool Six-person hot tub Private outdoor shower Train station nearby
Walk to Porthminster Beach Private hot tub with garden Surfboard storage facility Outdoor shower available Sea views from property
Within 100m from beach Private hot tub Surfboard storage Outdoor shower Freestanding rolltop bath
Private hot tub in garden 10 minutes to St Ives beaches Two wood burning stoves Record player with LP collection Large wrap-around garden
Private hot tub on terrace Spa with pool and sauna EV charging point available 1.2 miles from beach Two en-suite bedrooms
Stunning Hayle Estuary views 6-person electric hot tub 5 en-suite bedrooms 200m to Lelant Station Direct coastal path access
Driving Distance: About 13 minutes (6.96 miles) | Sleeps: 6 | Pet friendly? Yes
What to expect: Nestled in the lush Cornish countryside, St Agnes Holiday Park offers a serene retreat with the charm of the North Cornish Coast just a stone’s throw away. Expect high-standard accommodations, some with decked verandahs and hot tubs, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration.
Who will love these lodges? St Agnes Holiday Park is a haven for families, surf enthusiasts and couples seeking a peaceful getaway. With its proximity to golden sandy beaches and water activities, it’s particularly appealing to those who love the sea. The park’s tranquil setting makes it unique, providing a restful backdrop to a fun-filled holiday.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? The park itself boasts a range of facilities, including a hot tub for a relaxing soak. For dining options, Perranporth, with its selection of bars and cafés, is just a 10-minute drive away. While the park offers a peaceful environment, the nearby town provides ample entertainment.
What’s nearby? The area is rich in attractions, with the stunning Perranporth Beach just a short drive away, offering surfing and family fun. Other nearby attractions include the Healey’s Cornish Cyder Farm and the historic mining landscapes of St Agnes, both within a 20-minute drive.
Accommodation options: St Agnes Holiday Park caters to groups and families, with pet-friendly options available. Accommodations range from the spacious Chapel Porth 3, with room for 6 and a hot tub, to the cosy Porthtowan 2, perfect for 4 guests. Each holiday home is designed for comfort and convenience, ensuring a memorable stay.
Driving Distance: About 16 minutes (7.46 miles) | Sleeps: 8 | Pet friendly? No
What to expect: Perran Heights Holiday Park is a serene sanctuary set amidst the rolling hills of Cornwall, offering modern luxury caravans and lodges, some with the added luxury of a hot tub. It’s an ideal spot for those seeking a peaceful escape with the convenience of being just 5 minutes from Perranporth.
Who will love these lodges? With its peaceful environment and high-quality accommodations, Perran Heights is perfect for couples and families looking for a relaxing retreat. The park’s cleanliness and friendly atmosphere contribute to a stress-free holiday experience.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? While the park itself is a haven of tranquillity, the nearby town of Perranporth offers a lively beach scene, shops and dining options for those looking to venture out.
What’s nearby? The park is conveniently located for exploring Cornwall’s attractions, including the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan, both within an hour’s drive. For beach lovers, the stunning Perranporth Beach is just minutes away.
Accommodation options: Accommodations at Perran Heights range from the spacious Diamond Lodge 3 Bed, ideal for families or groups of 6, to the cosy Platinum 2 Pet Friendly Sleeps 4, which, as the name suggests, welcomes pets. All lodges are equipped with modern amenities to ensure a comfortable stay.
Driving Distance: About 19 minutes (8.14 miles) | Sleeps: 8 | Pet friendly? No
What to expect: Monkey Tree Holiday Park is an award-winning destination near Newquay, offering a variety of holiday homes and a plethora of on-site facilities, including an outdoor heated pool, entertainment and dining options, making it an ideal family holiday spot.
Who will love these lodges? Families and groups looking for a fun-packed holiday will find Monkey Tree Holiday Park irresistible. With both indoor and outdoor activities, it caters to all ages and interests, ensuring a memorable stay for everyone.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? The park is brimming with facilities, from the heated swimming pool to crazy golf and arcades. For dining, there’s a bar and restaurant on-site and for convenience, a shop and laundrette are available.
What’s nearby? The park is a short drive from some of Cornwall’s finest beaches, including Fistral Beach and Perranporth Beach. Newquay’s vibrant town centre, with its shops, restaurants and attractions like the Blue Reef Aquarium, is also within easy reach.
Accommodation options: Monkey Tree Holiday Park offers a range of holiday homes, such as the Harlyn, which sleeps 8 and features a wrap-around private decking area. The Bedruthan offers accommodation for 6 with modern amenities and stylish interiors.
Driving Distance: About 18 minutes (8.29 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 6 | Pet friendly? Yes
What to expect: Stream Valley Holiday Park is set in a semi-rural spot on the outskirts of Penzance. It’s quiet and tranquil, yet the town is only a 5-minute drive away, so you get peace without feeling cut off.
Who will love these lodges? Couples and families bringing the dog will feel right at home. Both holiday homes welcome dogs and both come with a hot tub, with room for up to 6.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? Your own hot tub is the star of the show, and the tranquil setting is the main reason to stay. For days out, Penzance is only a short drive away.
What’s nearby? Cape Cornwall is about 18 minutes’ drive away, roughly 8 miles. Penzance sits in the heart of Mounts Bay with views over St Michael’s Mount, and its Jubilee Pool is the largest art deco seawater lido in the UK.
Accommodation options: Choose between Long Rock and Tolcarne. Both have a hot tub and welcome dogs, there’s room for up to 6, and prices start from £285. Either makes a comfortable base for exploring Cornwall.
Perched on the rugged coastline of South West England, Cape Cornwall stands as a beacon of natural beauty and serenity within the county of Cornwall. This charming locale is not only steeped in mining history but also offers an array of activities that cater to both families and couples seeking a memorable hot tub break. With its diverse range of attractions, from coastal walks to historical sites, Cape Cornwall is a destination that promises to enchant every visitor.
Cape Cornwall is a haven for sightseers, with its dramatic cliffs, sweeping ocean views and rich cultural heritage. The area is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, ensuring that its unique landscape is preserved for all to enjoy. Visitors can immerse themselves in the scenic vistas, explore the remnants of the mining industry and perhaps catch a glimpse of the local wildlife, including seals and a variety of seabirds. Round the coast near Porthcurno, Pedn Vounder Beach is a turquoise stunner.
When visiting Cape Cornwall, there are several must-see attractions that encapsulate the essence of this coastal gem:
Each attraction offers a unique experience and the opportunity to create lasting memories. Visitor feedback consistently praises the stunning natural beauty and the tranquillity of the area. Pricing for attractions varies, with many natural sites being free to visit, while others may have a small fee for parking or entry. It’s always best to check the official websites for the most up-to-date information on pricing and opening times.
| 1. Wear sturdy footwear for coastal walks. |
| 2. Check tide times before visiting coves and beaches. |
| 3. Many attractions are dog-friendly, but check ahead. |
| 4. Some areas may be inaccessible for those with mobility issues. |
| 5. Bring a camera to capture the stunning views. |
| 6. Weather can change quickly; bring appropriate clothing. |
| 7. Local eateries offer delicious Cornish cuisine; try a pasty! |
| 8. Respect the environment; take litter home. |
| 9. Plan your visit to avoid peak holiday times if possible. |
| 10. Many sites do not have card facilities; carry cash. |
For more information on Cape Cornwall and its attractions, the following resources may be helpful:
Whether you’re soaking in a hot tub under the stars after a day of exploration or wandering the historic streets of St. Just, Cape Cornwall offers an idyllic escape for couples and families alike. With its blend of natural beauty, history and culture, this corner of Cornwall is a treasure waiting to be discovered. Further up the north coast, Padstow makes a tasty day out.
