Camping tips for north Cornwallfrom the farm
Practical advice for tents, caravans, families and dogs from Lower Pennycrocker Farm.

Last-Minute Camping in Cornwall: How to Find a Pitch
Practical tips for last-minute camping in Cornwall: when short-notice pitches are easier to find, how to search, and what to pack in a hurry.
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How to plan a camping trip that takes in both Devon and Cornwall, with a north Cornwall base near the border and...
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What adults-only campsites in Cornwall usually offer, and how to find a peaceful pitch even at sites that welcome families.
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A month-by-month guide to the best time to visit Cornwall, comparing weather, crowds and events for a camping trip on the north...
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An honest comparison of Cornwall caravan holiday parks and small farm campsites, covering facilities, atmosphere, price and who each one suits.
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A practical checklist for choosing the best campsite in Cornwall for your trip: area, pitch, facilities, quiet, dogs, price and booking.
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A practical comparison of tents, touring caravans and motorhomes for a camping trip to north Cornwall: costs, comfort, weather and driving the...
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How to read the weather forecast for a camping trip to north Cornwall: what wind speeds mean for tents, coastal rain, sea...
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What to pack for camping in Cornwall in spring, summer and autumn, with extra lists for families, dog owners and motorhome trips...
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Essential beach safety advice for Cornwall, from tides and rip currents to lifeguard flags.
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How to plan a surf camping trip on the north Cornish coast, with beaches, kit and safety tips.
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Practical tips for camping with a baby or toddler in Cornwall, from sleep to easy days out.
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A step-by-step guide to getting your motorhome or caravan level on a grass pitch.
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Camp two miles from Boscastlefields, sky and sea
Spacious, quiet farm pitches with free showers, free awnings and parking beside your pitch. Open 1 April – 31 October.