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What to pack for camping in north Cornwall: tent, hook-up lead, waterproofs and more for your stay at Lower Pennycrocker Farm near Boscastle.
Heading to north Cornwall for a camping trip? The weather on this coast can change quickly, so a good packing list makes all the difference. Here is what we suggest guests bring to Lower Pennycrocker Farm near Boscastle.
Shelter and sleeping
- A tent with a good flysheet, plus spare pegs and a mallet — the wind off the Atlantic can be strong.
- Guy lines, pitched properly.
- Warm sleeping bags and a mat or airbed; nights can be cool, even in summer.
- An awning or pup tent if you like — awnings are free on our site.
Power and lighting
- A hook-up lead with the correct connector if you are booking electric hook-up (£7 a night).
- Head torches and a lantern.
- A power bank for phones.
Clothing for Cornish weather
- A proper waterproof jacket and trousers.
- Walking boots for the South West Coast Path.
- Fleeces and layers, a sun hat and sun cream.
- Swimwear and a wetsuit for the beaches near Boscastle.
Kitchen and washing-up
- Stove, gas, pans and a kettle.
- A cool box and ice packs.
- Washing-up liquid and a tea towel — we have a washing-up room on site.
Toiletries
Bring a towel and toiletries. Showers are free at Lower Pennycrocker, and there are toilets and a disabled toilet. See facilities.
For your dog
Lead, bowls, bedding and poo bags. We welcome up to two dogs at £2 each per night — read our dog-friendly camping page.
Ready to go?
We are open 1 April – 31 October, reception 9am–7pm. Check availability or call 07967 605392.
