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We've been camping with the kids over the last couple of summers and I have been disappointed so far at how hemmed in everyone is. We've tried to pick quieter campsites but have always suffered tents piled on top of each other and every available space used.

Has anyone got any suggestions for a campsite that gives a good size pitch and a little space to roam in between?

Tregarton park have good sized pitches. Just outside Mevagissy.

Weve been to a campsite called Namparra its near The Lizard, the pitches were huge.

Also a site called Court Farm near St Austell..they were flipping enormous!!!

Hope this helps

Rach

We are just back from Little Trevarrack (St Ives) - this is now the best campsite we have ever been to!  I will leave a review & I will shortly be putting a few piccies up in the camping under canvas forum shortly (when I work out how!!!!). Our pitch (no.99 Cadgwith) was huge - we had our own walled garden, we were central between two toilet blocks & close to the pool & play area too.  Shower blocks were outstanding!!

You can view and select your pitch online - we had poor weather and couldn't make use of all the facilities nor the sooo beautiful beach apart from once but we would definitely go back there!

Quote: Originally posted by FionaW1971 on 12/6/2010

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We are just back from Little Trevarrack (St Ives) - this is now the best campsite we have ever been to!  I will leave a review & I will shortly be putting a few piccies up in the camping under canvas forum shortly (when I work out how!!!!). Our pitch (no.99 Cadgwith) was huge - we had our own walled garden, we were central between two toilet blocks & close to the pool & play area too.  Shower blocks were outstanding!!

You can view and select your pitch online - we had poor weather and couldn't make use of all the facilities nor the sooo beautiful beach apart from once but we would definitely go back there!

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I agree Fiona.  The pitches are large and you can view on line.  I don't know why but the site just felt a little lacking in atmosphere, to me.  We booked quite late and there was still a little room.

Quote: Originally posted by linny2008 on 12/6/2010

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Quote: Originally posted by D S B on 13/6/2010

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Quote: Originally posted by FionaW1971 on 12/6/2010

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We are just back from Little Trevarrack (St Ives) - this is now the best campsite we have ever been to!  I will leave a review & I will shortly be putting a few piccies up in the camping under canvas forum shortly (when I work out how!!!!). Our pitch (no.99 Cadgwith) was huge - we had our own walled garden, we were central between two toilet blocks & close to the pool & play area too.  Shower blocks were outstanding!!

You can view and select your pitch online - we had poor weather and couldn't make use of all the facilities nor the sooo beautiful beach apart from once but we would definitely go back there!

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I agree Fiona.  The pitches are large and you can view on line.  I don't know why but the site just felt a little lacking in atmosphere, to me.  We booked quite late and there was still a little room.

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We also can recommend Little Trevarrack. Went last year and are going again this August. To be fair you may struggle getting in for this summer but worth giving a ring to check.

Jake

We have been to little Trevarrack 3 times in recent years and yes the pitches are huge and some are hedged, we enjoyed the park and thought it was well situated to enjoy St Ives etc.

However if you want to spend more time on the south coast of Cornwall Tregarton also has very big pitches and is an excellent site, although quite remote and you need a car eveytime you leave the site.

lloydie