Trefewha Farm, Camborne

Trefewha Farm

Boasting stunning, far-reaching views of the Cornish countryside, Trefewha Farm is set in a sublime location, with the caravan overlooking acres of open countryside and magical woodlands just waiting to be explored.

Why Choose Trefewha Farm?

Standing in a prime position on the captivating Trefewha Farm site, this holiday home offers breathtaking views. The outdoor space has been carefully designed to make the most of this setting, featuring a wooden decking area and patio furniture - perfect for sitting back, relaxing, and soaking up the awe-inspiring scenery.

Take a wander into the adjoining woodlands, where a gorgeous fire pit awaits - ideal for gathering around on cooler evenings, toasting marshmallows, and enjoying the sights and sounds of the forest.

Back at the caravan, guests can unwind on the spacious sofa in the sitting area, cook up a feast in the well-equipped kitchen, dine together in the welcoming dining area, or retreat to one of the two well-appointed bedrooms for a restful night’s sleep.

Within walking distance is the charming village of Praze-an-Beeble, where visitors can stock up on holiday essentials, indulge in a traditional Cornish pasty, or enjoy a pint at the local pub before heading back to the home-from-home that is Trefewha Farm.

Places to Visit During a Trefewha Farm Holiday

A holiday at Trefewha Farm offers the perfect balance of rural seclusion and easy access to some of Cornwall’s best attractions and activities.

A short drive away, visitors will find stunning beaches such as Godrevy, Porthleven, Porthtowan, and St Ives - ideal for packing a picnic, grabbing a bucket and spade, and enjoying a day by the sea. The nearby town of Camborne offers a great selection of independent and high-street shops, as well as fantastic eateries. From here, head to the beautiful Gwithian Towans Beach, where golden sands, rolling dunes, and rock pools create the perfect coastal escape.

Nearby is the bustling town of Helston, home to the Museum of Cornish Life and the Cornish Seal Sanctuary - both well worth a visit.

For a fun family outing, check out Paradise Park, where visitors can meet exotic birds and animals before letting little ones burn off energy in the large indoor play area. Trevaskis Farm is another great choice, offering a delightful farm park to explore and a fantastic farm shop to stock up on fresh, home-grown produce.

For a touch of history, visit Godolphin, a National Trust historic house and ancient estate. Guests can step back in time with a tour of the fifteenth-century Grade I-listed house and explore the 500-acre estate. The area surrounding Trefewha Farm is rich in history, with fascinating sites such as the King Edward Mining Museum, Carwynnen Quoit, Roswarne House, Trevithick Cottage, and Poldark Mine and Rural Open Air Museum.

For those willing to venture a little further, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, the Eden Project, St Michael’s Mount, and the Minack Theatre make for fantastic day trips.

With its idyllic rural setting and captivating views, Trefewha Farm is the perfect base for exploring the delights of Cornwall, including nearby destinations such as Bude, Looe, Newquay, Padstow, Penzance, Perranporth, St Austell, and St Ives.