Trewince Farm Holiday Park is family orientated and you are guaranteed to receive a warm and friendly welcome.

The site overlooks a wooded valley, just 4 miles from the picturesque village of Padstow, the camel trail and many sandy beaches.

This well established and popular park has been developed around a dairy farm with magnificent countryside views. Careful attention has been made to the development of the park, maintaining trees and adding flowering shrubs and plants.

There are 35 caravan holiday homes discreetly terraced, some privately owned, some to let. Two touring areas on higher ground provide both hardstanding and level grass pitches with a sheltered tent area.

Over half of the 120 touring pitches have electricity (10A) and 34 have water and drainage. The park’s main feature is an excellent sheltered, walled and heated swimming pool with paddling pool, and paved sunbathing area. Farm rides and pasty suppers in the barn are organised in the high season.

The park offers a combination of onsite holiday caravan parks and touring pitches. Make the most of the large heated swimming pool, farm rides and local events throughout the season.

You will always receive a friendly welcome, where our aim is to please. Our reception offers information of local attractions. The shop is well-stocked, including fresh daily bread and rolls. A mobile butcher and fish and chip van call on-site twice a week and pasty suppers are held in the barn.

LOCAL ATTRACTIONS:
Trewince Farm makes an ideal base to explore all that Cornwall has to offer, whether you like to discover the glorious local beaches, visit historic sites, take the children for an exhilarating day trip to an adventure park or perhaps you would prefer to just relax on site and take advantage of all our facilities.

We are just four miles from picturesque Padstow, a traditional Cornish fishing village. Also close by is the historic market town of Wadebridge and the stunning natural attractions in the surrounding area.

The Camel estuary is ideal for water-skiing, windsurfing, sailing and boat trips. The Camel Trail is a great favourite and a must for walking and cycling, there are many local hire shops to meet your requirements.

The coastline around Cornwall offers many beautiful walks on the South West Coast Path. Families love the local sandy beaches with lifeguard patrolled swimming areas and rockpools to explore. Horse-riding and golf courses are all within easy reach.

The Eden Project is a short drive away, as are Newquay Zoo, the Royal Cornwall Museum, Tintagel Castle and Crealy Adventure Park. The list is endless and there is plenty to suit every mood, taste and budget. Our reception office is packed with information on things to do in the local area and our staff are only too happy to lend advice.

DIRECTIONS: A39 from Wadebridge then A389 to Padstow signposted 0.5 mile on left.

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