• The park is divided into a number of main areas.
• We welcome motorhomes, touring caravans and tents.
• We aim for a layout that provides comfortably spacious accommodation for all.
• All pitches are generously sized but we also have some extra large pitches available.
• We offer electric hook-ups and some fully serviced pitches.
• There are two chemical disposal points.

Site Environment
Our ongoing programme of tree planting and environmental development means ever improved privacy.

Getting around the Park
Hard roads serve all pitches. Lighting and facilities are all conveniently close by and there are two dedicated areas for dog walking.

Barbeques
We allow barbeques on all our pitches, although we ask for the appropriate level of care and consideration. Borrow our bricks to raise your disposable BBQs off the grass.

Convenience Store
The park has a shop for all your basic needs and a bit more. We keep it stocked with newspapers, milk, bread etc, as many locally-sourced goods as possible, gas and Gaz supplies and a frozen ice-pack hiring service (£1 returnable deposit and small freezing fee).

We take great pride in providing modern amenities and maintaining a high standard of cleanliness and hygiene. And we don’t believe in hidden costs-the facilities we offer are included in the price of your stay,for instance ample free showers and toilets (washers/dryers coin operated).

Extra Enjoyment

We have a heated outdoor swimming pool and a separate children’s paddling pool which are open between late May and mid September. The pools are surrounded by a sheltered patio with picnic tables – a sun-trap area for all to enjoy.

There is a large adventure play area for children and a football/recreation field as well as a nature trail around the park to occupy inquisitive minds and fidgety feet.

Our licenced bar is family friendly, has a patio area and is open in the evening  from late May until  early September and with a television room and a games room with pool tables and amusements, there is something for everyone.

An  entertainment programme runs at Spring Bank Holiday and from the from mid July until late August. For children, we offer early evening entertainment several evenings a week at spring bank holiday and from the from mid-July until late August.

Treloy is just three miles from the world famous beaches of Cornwall’s premier resort, Newquay. In fact, a short drive affords you the pick of this beautiful coastline. With eleven beaches nearby you can swim, surf, build sandcastles or walk the coastal path and enjoy the breathtaking views: all this is on our doorstep.

A regular public bus service runs from Treloy into Newquay itself where there is a good range of shops and restaurants and excellent leisure facilities, including access to surfing and watersports, horse riding and pony trekking.

As well as its fabulous beaches, Newquay has something for everyone. Theme parks in the area include Springfields Fun Park and Crealy Adventure Park, Dairyland and the Lappa Valley Railway. Trenance Gardens has a lovely boating lake, indoor and outdoor tennis courts and a bowling green. It is also very close to both Newquay Zoo and the flumes and fun pools of Waterworld.

Any of our guests who enjoy golf can take advantage of our concessionary rates at Treloy Golf Course. 9-holes, a driving range, a golf shop with club hire facility and licensed clubhouse are all just 500 yards away.

Treloy is a perfect base from which to explore Cornwall. Nowhere in the county is much more than an hour away by car.

The bus service that can be caught at our park entrance, also connects onwards to Plymouth, Truro and Falmouth, as well as numerous local villages and attractions, so you can visit a wide variety of places without having to drive.

And variety is the best way to describe what Cornwall has to offer. Apart from the stunning beaches and coastal paths, picturesque villages and hamlets, history and heritage, legend and folklore, the county’s mild climate is the magic responsible for some of the finest gardens and areas of natural beauty in the country.

Houses, gardens and estates, towns, villages and sites of historic interest allow a glimpse into times gone by and the mining, farming and maritime industries that made the county strong, while a host of modern theme parks, attractions, indoor and outdoor activities will keep minds and feet busy for your whole visit.

Whatever you are looking for in a holiday, Cornwall’s colourful past and spirited present have something to offer.