Namparra Campsite

I had a lovely time at Namparra campsite, whilst on a solo camping trip exploring Cornwall. The site itself has all of the facilities you need. As well as a bar/ restaurant that is open in the evenings, with great entertainment on certain nights, very tasty well made food and a lovely beer garden. As a solo camper this enabled me to meet and chat to others more easily, and I made a new friend. The campsite also has entrainment for children (in the form of big trampolines) and a number of different animals, so is very suitable for families too. The staff are very welcoming and friendly, and will go out of their way to make sure you have an enjoyable stay. The location was ideal for my Cornwall plans, which included scuba diving at Porthkerris, a visit to the beautiful Kynance Cove and an 18 mile hike along the beautiful coastal path down to The Lizard point and back. Thank you for a great time all! 😊

This is a great traditional family campsite,its family run,the toilets and showers are very clean and usuable,take it from me,i am a hygienist,4they serve great food,pool table,theres pigs,goats,sheep,a lively donkey,this donkey is a legend,duck pond,,weekends theres always entertainment,live bands,cant recommend this place enough,

Great things about this campsite: - water taps available. - Washing machine and dryer room. - Separate shower blocks and toilet blocks. - Friendly animals behind the paddock. - ‘Pick your own’ pitch style was lovely so everyone kept a lot of space from each other. - One of the managers (I think) was fixing one of the bathrooms so u could see that they were trying to improve on things and he was lovely. Things to be aware of when camping here - the showers are abysmal, they stank and were dirty. - The shower blocks don’t have lights in them which can be scary. - There are fields next door with kids that scream into the night (not the owners fault, however something to consider) - Some animals were free roaming and following us around which was really uncomfortable - The place is infested with spiders and you will find webs EVERYWHERE - We stayed at the lower half corner off the field where there was a pathway to a river, some people who lived on the site came through there intoxicated which made us really uncomfortable and didn’t make us feel safe(especially because we had a child with us), they even commented saying how they weren’t allowed to do it after apologising but it was super weird. All in all if your a camping snob you will not like it because it’s definitely more ‘wild’ camping style but the people working there are lovely and you can tell they care about what they’re doing. I think they have had a bad season and people completely ripping them apart in reviews is drumming up bad business. We stayed for three days and it was a good experience, just some things need improvement from a hygiene and safety perspective