Perranporth Caravan Park, Perranporth

Perranporth Caravan Park

Perranporth Caravan Park in Cornwall offers the best of both worlds – a peaceful retreat in its own private setting while being part of a larger, amenity-packed holiday site.

Why choose Perranporth Caravan Park?

Finding a holiday that pleases everyone can be tricky. Some prefer a quiet escape with breathtaking views, while others crave an action-packed adventure. At Perranporth Caravan Park, you don’t have to choose. Nestled on its own private grounds, this holiday spot provides stunning sea views and a tranquil atmosphere while still having access to the fantastic facilities of the wider holiday park.

Guests can enjoy indoor and outdoor swimming pools, children’s play areas, bars, restaurants, and takeaway options. (Some activities may require an additional fee, so it’s worth checking before arrival.)

The caravan itself is thoughtfully designed with an open-plan living and dining area, a well-equipped kitchen, a bathroom, and two comfortable bedrooms – one double and one twin – making it perfect for families or couples. The highlight is the spacious decking area, offering uninterrupted sea views, ideal for unwinding after a day of exploring.

Places to visit during a Perranporth Caravan Park holiday

Cornwall is famous for its stunning coastline, and beach lovers won’t be disappointed. Perranporth Beach and Perran Sands are just a stone’s throw away, ideal for sunbathing, surfing, or enjoying a seaside picnic. Other nearby beaches worth visiting include Crantock, Porthtowan, St Agnes, and Chapel Porth.

Newquay, just a short drive away, offers plenty of family-friendly attractions. Newquay Zoo is home to a diverse range of animals, from lemurs and meerkats to penguins and red pandas. The Blue Reef Aquarium is another must-visit, featuring an underwater tunnel where you can walk among tropical fish, sharks, and rays.

For a touch of nostalgia, hop aboard the Lappa Valley Railway. This heritage railway offers a scenic 1.5-mile journey and a range of on-site activities, including adventure golf, a boating lake, and woodland walks.

No trip to Cornwall is complete without experiencing the world-renowned Eden Project. This fascinating attraction features immersive biomes, interactive exhibits, and adventure activities like zip wires and high ropes, all designed to inspire a more sustainable future.

If you love gardens, The Lost Gardens of Heligan should be on your itinerary. Spread across 200 acres, these historic gardens are home to exotic plants, stunning landscapes, and fun-filled trails for children.

Perranporth Caravan Park offers an unforgettable holiday experience in a legendary coastal location, providing the perfect balance between relaxation and adventure.