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Caravan Hire in Cornwall

For caravan holidays in Cornwall, either bring your own caravan or stay in one of many static caravans conveniently sited on holiday parks. In this region, you will find a huge choice of locations, prices and facilities, all with fantastic views and never far from the stunning coastline. Typical amenities found on site include indoor and outdoor swimming pools, entertainment, bars and restaurants and a range of children`s activities.

Cornwall is easily accessible by car and is within travelling distance of the ports at Plymouth, Portsmouth and Southampton and the airports at Exeter, Bristol and Southampton if you are travelling from the continent.

North Cornwall is home to the magical destination of Tintagel. The ruin of the nearby castle of the same name is full of tales of Arthurian inspired legend and the Knights of the Round Table. This is reputed to be the birthplace of King Arthur.

The resort of Padstow is where Rick Stein has his popular seafood restaurant. As a harbour town, you can eat while looking out across the busy port. The port area is still active with fishermen returning with fresh seafood to supply the many speciality restaurants and cafes in the area.

Newquay is a popular destination for all ages but in particular draws thousands of keen surfers each season as does the resort of Perranporth. Newquay is an upbeat and lively destination with a good mix of bars and restaurants perched above the sandy beaches of Watergate Bay and Fistral Beach. There are eleven beaches in and around Newquay each with plenty to see and do. Perranporth has a long sandy beach which is safe for families. The current makes it a good spot for surfers, but bathers should take extra care although lifeguards do patrol the area in high season.

Further along the coast, the towns and villages become more rural, quieter and are very idyllic. St Ives is a picturesque village where the coastline begins to wrap around towards Land`s End, the most westerly point of the UK. The south Cornish coast then takes over and is awash with stunning beaches including those at Mullion and Looe. Like most other Cornish resorts, Looe has a good mix of amenities centred around the harbour and beach areas.

Cornwall is a great setting for a caravan holiday. Whether staying in your own caravan or renting a static one, you can be sure of a warm welcome with plenty to see and do. Remember that anyone arriving in the UK from overseas is subject to immigration checks at all border entry points before making their onward journey to their holiday accommodation in Cornwall.