Pendennis Castle (English Heritage)
For an action-packed day out, visit Pendennis Castle – one of Henry VIII's finest seaside fortresses.
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Great news - we’ve made improvements to our Godrevy Park Club Campsite in 2024. The site is fully reopen from 24 August 2024. Find out more details on the exciting redevelopment plans at camc.com/redevelopments.
Situated near a lovely beach facing St Ives Bay, the Godrevy Park Club Campsite is popular in summer. Its rear gate gives you access to gorse covered sand dunes, through which a ten-minute walk leads to a scenic cliff path facing St Ives bay. A beach-side car park is a convenient 1 mile drive away from the campsite.
Located in Hale, Godrevy Park Club Campsite offers easy access to the many quaint Cornish fishing villages peppered across the coastline, such as Coverack, Cadgwith, Mullion, Porthleven, Newlyn and Mousehole. The area enjoys the best of both worlds - quiet exploration in beautiful natural settings and plenty of attractions in nearby villages for a fun family day out, not to mention a chance to sample the excellent local cuisine. If you're interested in National Trust sites and fairly fit, the climb up towards St Michael's Mount will be well worth the effort. You may also enjoy a wander around Glendurgan and Trelissick gardens. During the school summer break, this campsite literally buzzes with life. A fish and chip van visits the site, please ask site staff for details.
To contact the campsite directly, please call 01736 753100
Nearest alternative campsites: St Agnes Beacon Club Campsite, Carnon Downs Club Campsite, Trevedra Farm and Treamble Valley Club Campsite.
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For an action-packed day out, visit Pendennis Castle – one of Henry VIII's finest seaside fortresses.
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The B3301 will be closed between treeve Lane and Bar Lane for 3 days from 11th April between 9am and 3.30pm. This is the main approach road to the site. The alternative is to approach from Gwithian Village - leave the A30 at the Camborne (West) exit, left at the top of the slip road, then right onto the old A30. After about 3 miles, as you enter the village of Connor Downs, turn right signposted Gwithian (brown caravan site sign). At the bottom of the hill by the Red River pub, turn left. The site is about 3/4 mile on your left.
Please do not use sat nav. Turn right off A30 (Redruth - Hayle) at West Cornwall Retail Park roundabout (fourth exit) onto B3301 (signposted Hayle). In 180 metres at the double mini roundabout turn right onto B3301 (signposted Portreath). The Site is on the right in 1.5 miles (past static caravan site on left). Please take care when turning right at double mini roundabout.
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