Blue Hills Touring Park

We stayed in Safari 5 at Blue Hills Holiday Park in St Agnes, and it was a lovely experience. It’s a perfect compromise for anyone who doesn’t enjoy traditional camping but still wants that glamping feel. The site is in a great location — we used it as a base to explore St Ives, Perranporth, Newquay, and Falmouth, as well as the beautiful spots closer to St Agnes itself. The accommodation was comfortable, good value for money, and made our trip really enjoyable. Cornwall is stunning, and I’d definitely recommend Blue Hills Holiday Park as a great place to stay while exploring it.

visited the site witsun week and stayed in the safari tent. Loved it. It's definitely glamping. Sleeps 5, has a sink, microwave, small fridge freezer, gas hob, toaster and kettle, plus a gas bbq outside under the cover. The bathroom is very modern however we had no hot water in the shower, we were told it might dip in and out, but we never got any hot. Not a huge issue as there are community showers which were clean and easy to use. Smart tv in the lounge area. Cute little extras such as blankets on the chairs and end of beds, tea towels, washing up liquid ect. Lots of towels in the bathroom and can get more if needed which is great. Bbq is a lovely add on we used it every night, just difficult to clean at the end of the stay, could also do with some bbq utensils. The first night and second day and night we got awful weather. The wind wow, we got no sleep as everything flaps and makes alot of noise. But this didn't hugely bother us. We then had 3 days of pure sunshine. The tent can her very hot but you can open the flaps to let air in. The hot was a absolute bonus, its checked every day. It is very hot 40° so if you have kids be careful. We used the dyer on site was £2 for 15 mins and you need cash. Washing machine was £7 plus £1 for a washing pod. Also in this room was a large fridge an freezer if your camping in your own tent and also a microwave, kettle and toaster. The area is beautiful but be warned the lanes are small and if you turn right out of the camp you will struggle to get your cat down that lane. The coastal path is the way forward. Either walk to St Agnes or to Perranporth. The walk to Perranporth is nice but long and you need your wits about you. We absolutely loved our stay amd 100% will be back in 2027 for a stay in the dome tent

Stayed here many times. This year the site has improved, friendly staff, clean facilities, easy access and close to Perranporth and St Agnes. The A30 is a few minutes drive away so easy access to the rest of Cornwall. A good base to stay for touring. Flat pitches well spaced out. Very very highly recommend.