I suppose it depends what you expect from a secluded, rural CL. If you spend a significant part of your stay on-site then this economic place, with limited facilities, might not be for you and a well managed campsite or CL with more facilities might be more suitable. We are motorhomers with our own facilities needing only provisions such as water, brown waste and, if available, electricity. A CL is just a base at which to stay while exploring the area; if there is a dog-friendly pub or somewhere to eat within walking distance; a shop with basic provisions then so much the better. We travel with our two sociable, well-trained Border Collies who are country dogs and used to walking many miles off-lead. (We recognise that not everyone likes dogs and there are locations where they are required to be on-lead, or for the comfort of others), we look for places to stay where we can enjoy the freedom of rural walks. Trevassack is almost ideal as is this part of Cornwall in general. It meets many of our requirements and was a great place to stay (Sept. '23) - we will be returning soon (June '24, I hope!) to enjoy this beautiful area visit family in Lizard.

Please remember, if you are in any way dissatisfied with the site on which you are staying, the first line of approach is to speak to the owner/manager. This is far more considerate, polite ands constructive than just posting negative comments in reviews.