There’s so much more to a holiday at Trevaylor than just pitching up — it’s about exploring Cornwall’s rugged coastline, uncovering hidden gems, and making memories under the wide-open skies. Our blog is here to inspire your adventures, share handy camping tips, and keep you up to date with everything happening in and around Trevaylor.
Whether you’re looking for local walking routes, family-friendly days out, or insider guides to the best Cornish beaches and pubs, you’ll find it all here. So, grab a cuppa, have a read, and start planning your next adventure with us.
"Trevaylor caravan and camping park is preparing to meet and greet its autumn and winter season visitors for holidays by the coast." As summer draws to a close, we rustle softly into autumn just like summer never left; the sun is still smiling down on us warmly and the winds are gentle on our
July is here already, summer has begun," holidays are fast approaching." Indeed, in some places within the UK the schools are on holiday already!" Our children are not breaking up until 22nd July here in West Penwith." Trevaylor is already currently enjoying a steady turnover of visitors from all around the country and from overseas too."
The Spring Bank Holiday was a warm and happy sunny one here in this wild West Penwith part of Cornwall with only the occasional splash of rain or dash of wind." The sandy beaches at Sennen Cove, Praa Sands and Porthcurno were bustling and busy with sun seekers and water babies all flocking to our
April was a month which rocked like a see-saw through highs and lows on the Cornish weather front "We contended with everything from typical April showers to unseasonal and unsavoury storms and cold weather, bringing hail stones and even snow right up to the doorstep of May. Finally though, it feels like Mother Nature
Easter was an early one this year "and not one graced with the best of "good' holiday weather conditions either! So lets hope the best is saved for the summer holidays! " But in the meantime we have seen plenty of climbers, walkers and many others seeking outdoor adventure of some kind or perhaps just
Thinking of a holiday in Cornwall? With the Easter break approaching the daffodils are already in bloom here, on the doorstep of Botallack and the Crowns tin mines "one of Poldark's famed Cornish filming locations. Today I heard they are currently filming near Newquay." It has been a memorably wet and windy winter season
Well, it has been quite an eventful winter season so far "we had a great deal of wonderful visitors over Christmas and New Year in spite of the often continuous rain and incessant wind we have been graced with. " And I have to say most of our guests have a fantastically" resilient" outlook and spirits
It's been mild but plenty windy with a good splash of rain since I last wrote; but more than anything else it has still been as wonderful as ever here "what ever the weather. " The sometimes stormy sea has provided a great spectacle and the old Wheal houses on the coastline have been looking
What a glorious September and October it has been here Topped only by the 1st and 2nd of November which it seems were the warmest on record in some places." It really was phenomenal." Charlie, the kids & I walked from Land's End to Nanjizal along the coastal path on the 1st of