| Telephone | 01326 280260 |
|---|---|
| Telephone (Rental) | 01326 280260 |
| Telephone (Sales) | 01326 280260 |
| Telephone (Touring) | 01326 280260 |
| Motorhome pitches | 37 | |
| Touring pitches | 37 | £20.00-£30.00 |
| Tent pitches | 43 | £10.00-£30.00 |
| Serviced pitches | ||
| Seasonal pitches | 15 |
| Holiday homes | 16 | £350.00-£869.00 |
Large pitches with electric hookup
Newly renovated shower/toilet blocks with free hot water, hair dryers and shaver points.
New amenity block - shower room for guests with limited mobility/family changing, a launderette and dishwashing facilities
Chemical Waste disposal area
Huge playing field with new adventure playground
Games room with pool table, large Freeview TV, retro table game machine, table football, games and books.
Small camp shop
Parking next to holiday caravans and on pitches
Calor Gas and Camping Gaz sales.
Freezer for Ice Blocks
Barbecues and Fire Pits to borrow
Dog exercise areas.
Directions
Take the A394 to Helston, avoiding the turning for Gweek and Constantine. Your satnav may try to take you this way, and it really isn’t suitable if you are towing or have a large vehicle. When you reach the first roundabout at Helston, take the first left continuing on the A394 towards Lizard (A3083).Top 10 Things to Do Near Little Trevothan Holiday Park, Coverack
Explore the charm of Coverack – Just a mile from the park, the fishing village of Coverack offers a picture-perfect harbour, a year-round dog-friendly beach, water sports including paddleboarding and windsurfing, and delicious seaside meals at The Paris Hotel and The Lifeboat House Restaurant. Wander the South West Coast Path, watch the fishing boats come and go, or enjoy fresh ice cream at Roskilly’s Farm nearby (5 min drive).
Kennack Sands – Around 15 minutes away, this golden sandy beach is ideal for families and surfers alike. Its gentle slope into clear blue waters makes it perfect for swimming, bodyboarding, and rockpooling.
Kynance Cove – About 30 minutes by car, this is one of the most iconic spots on the Cornish coast. With its white sand, turquoise water, and dramatic rock formations, it’s a must-visit for beach lovers and Instagrammers.
Lizard Point & Lighthouse – A 25-minute drive takes you to the most southerly point of mainland Britain. Enjoy panoramic sea views, scenic cliff walks, and a visit to the historic lighthouse and visitor centre.
The Cornish Seal Sanctuary, Gweek – Just over 20 minutes from the park, this sanctuary cares for rescued seals and sea lions. A wholesome, heartwarming trip for families and animal lovers alike.
Helford River & Frenchman’s Creek – Around 30 minutes away, the lush woodland walks, hidden coves, and tranquil estuary views here are straight out of a Daphne du Maurier novel. Take a picnic or hop on a kayak.
Trebah Garden – A sub-tropical paradise about 30 minutes from the park, Trebah’s exotic planting, hidden valley paths, and private beach are a delight for garden lovers and adventurers of all ages.
Falmouth – Just beyond the 30-minute mark (approx. 35 minutes), this vibrant harbour town is full of maritime history, independent shops, top-notch restaurants, and art galleries. Don’t miss the National Maritime Museum or a boat trip across the estuary.
Cadgwith Cove – A 20-minute drive brings you to this impossibly quaint fishing village with thatched cottages, a slipway for fishing boats, and excellent seafood. Time your visit with a Friday evening shanty night at the local inn for a real slice of Cornish life.
Goonhilly Earth Station & Lizard Wireless Station – Around 20 minutes away, these unexpected but fascinating attractions celebrate Cornwall’s place in global communications history. Space exploration, early radio, and deep space listening — it’s the perfect unexpected detour.
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"We've stayed at Little Trevothan three times now and we've already booked to stay again next summer. Year on year the site has been upgraded. The facilities are pristine and modern, the play area, games room and woodland trail are fantastic for children. It's a lovely site. The owners are brilliant too. We also love the location. There are some good walks around. We often walk to Coverack and Roskilly's Farm. It's a good base for exploring this stunning part of Cornwall."
- 31 Aug 2024
"Mark and Sue run this campsite with pride. It is clean, well managed in beautiful surroundings. They are always available for any queries and always approachable and helpful. A lot of thought and care has gone into the layout, so that dogs and children can safely run around in separate areas. The campsite seems to get better each year with new ideas and new plans and feedback is clearly taken very seriously. We will be returning for our 5th stay next year, couldn't imagine a better family holiday destination in a beautiful part of the country. You can even walk to the beach."
- 14 Aug 2024
My 5th consecutive year at Little Trevothan and that should say it all. Clean, tidy, friendly and the owners are a joy to deal with. They have a separate play area for kids so no balls hitting your tent! There's a quiet time to cut out late noise. It's not Butlins, it's just peace and tranquility, and perfectly located for getting about.
- 01 Aug 2024
Our third stay at this site. Two great fields for our dog to run around. Excellent holiday caravan which is dog friendly. Everything you need is here, quiet, lovely external decking area. Will come again. It is a great location.
- 01 Jul 2024
"Perfect for exploring the Lizard, Little Trevothan is situated near the coastal path and within easy walking distance of Coverack and the lovely beaches and countryside. Our holiday caravan was dog friendly and was very clean, warm, comfortable and very spacious. Loved the Prosecco, chocolates and Christmas tree which meant we had a very Christmassy welcome. We are regular visitors and can't wait for our return in the Spring."
Wayne and Sara
- 30 Jun 2024
"We returned to Little Trevothan for a second time this year. A lovely small, calm and quiet site for families. A short walk into Coverack and to the coastal paths, we spent most days walking and a couple of days exploring beaches and coves on the Lizard Peninsula. The site is quiet, immaculately clean and tidy also good value for money. The staff are helpful and friendly and queries are quickly answered. If you are looking for a quiet, friendly, family site Little Trevothan is perfect. We will return next year."
- 30 Jun 2024
