Treveor Farm Campsite

We stayed for a weekend camping and were so sad to leave. This was our first visit to the site but certainly won't be our last. The pitches are generous and really well maintained. We were given a very warm welcome on our arrival. The facilities are some of the best we have seen, extremely clean and well stocked with toilet roll. We only live 20 minutes away from the site but the site gave us a much needed holiday feeling. We had a wonderful and very peaceful weekend. Only a few things to note: the site is on a working farm with a few short but narrow lanes to access so be aware that you may come across a tractor or 2 on your journey.

Fantastic campsite run by lovely owners. Everyone is so friendly and welcoming. The pitches are spacious and it's a super quick drive or a pretty walk to Gorran Haven for the sea. The toilets and showers are the cleanest I have ever come across! Overall this campsite is 10/10. A perfect campsite for a nice break.

A lovely site in all aspects, not too big or small, with generously sized pitches, decent rated electric hook up and plenty of water points. The facilities block was immaculate and one of the very best experienced at any camp site, and always kept very clean, even when the site got quite busy in our second week. Nice toilets, showers along with extra separate cubicles with just a basin away from the WC/hand washing area. The washing up area was nice, with freezer for ice packs, plus paid for washing machine and tumble dryer available. The benefit of a lot of gravel and paths leading to them stopping a lot of the cut grass issues that normally affect campsite facility blocks. Spotless inside and obviously not that old, a pleasant experience for sure. There is a small playpark for the kids, but note if you are referring to some of the older photos, the swings are no longer there, just the wooden fort and slide, but our kids made loads of friends and were always out playing when on the site. The staff are super friendly and helpful and happy to chat. Some have noted due to the relatively remote location about the lanes, but up until less than a mile, although country roads, they are two lane, painted centre line width and not a problem, only the last 2 lanes leading to the site are narrow for around half a mile, but both have long wide pulls ins, comfortably wide enough to avoid the odd oncoming tractor, otherwise they were very lightly trafficked. There is a bit of noise from the dairy farm behind the hedgerow during the day but nothing intrusive and super quiet at night. Naturally there were the odd spells of some smells in the air depending on the wind direction from the dairy farm but again, nothing intrusive and you quickly got used to it - all part of actually being in the countryside! Plenty of footpaths around and it's easy to find your way down to Gorran Haven or the beach at Porthluney Bay, waving at the many cows looking back en route. Overall, such a lovely site and we really really enjoyed our stay there. A credit to the people running it and a demonstration on how to do it well.