Camping guides for Boscastle & north Cornwallfrom the farm

The white tower on Willapark is one of Boscastle's landmarks. Here is its history and a short walk to reach it from...

The story of Thomas Hardy's love affair with Emma Gifford in St Juliot, near Boscastle, and the places you can still visit,...

Follow the River Valency inland from Boscastle harbour through woodland to St Juliot church, the church Thomas Hardy restored, on this classic...

On 16 August 2004 a flash flood tore through Boscastle. Here is what happened that day, how everyone was rescued and how...

A practical guide to Boscastle's Museum of Witchcraft and Magic: what it is, when it opens, where to park and how to...

Everything you need for a visit to Boscastle harbour, from its Elizabethan walls to the blowhole and the best walks, written by...

Quieter beaches, warmer seas and golden evenings: why late-season camping on the north coast is worth it.

West-facing beaches, clifftop viewpoints and dark farm skies: how to make the most of Cornish evenings.

The story of Boscastle, from its sheltered harbour to Thomas Hardy and the 2004 flood, and what to look out for on...

A complete guide to camping on Cornwall’s north coast: seasons, choosing a site, packing, beaches, walks and day trips.

Our favourite day trips from Lower Pennycrocker Farm, from Tintagel and Port Isaac to Padstow, Bude and Bodmin Moor.

Short harbour strolls, valley walks and big coast-path days from Boscastle, chosen by the family at Lower Pennycrocker Farm.

Book your Boscastle camping pitch direct with Colin & Karyn at Lower Pennycrocker Farm: simple 2026 prices, free showers and friendly advice.