Looe Country Park Caravan and Campsite

Looe Country Park – Peaceful Caravan Park & Campsite in Cornwall

Welcome to Looe Country Park, a four-star, award-winning holiday park in South East Cornwall, formerly known as Polborder House. This small and friendly park offers a peaceful escape just outside the charming fishing town of Looe, with stunning views over the Cornish countryside. Perfect for couples, families, and pet owners, Looe Country Park is the ideal base to explore Cornwall’s south coast.

The park is home to five well-equipped static caravan holiday homes as well as spacious pitches for tents, touring caravans, motorhomes and campervans. Many pitches are divided by hedges and fencing for extra privacy, with both grass and hardstanding touring pitches available. Fully serviced pitches include electric hook-up, water and drainage, with a chemical disposal point on-site.

Facilities at Looe Country Park are designed to make your stay comfortable and stress-free. Guests enjoy a modern heated shower and toilet block with free hot water, hairdryers and shaving points, plus a well-equipped laundry with coin-operated washer and dryer. There’s also a vegetable preparation and dishwashing area, Calor Gas and Camping Gaz sales, and a handy on-site shop stocked with everyday essentials. Free Wi-Fi is available across the park.

Families will find a small play area and games field for children, while those seeking peace will appreciate the absence of a noisy bar or clubhouse. This is a truly quiet caravan park in Cornwall that focuses on relaxation, quality facilities and personal service.

Looe Country Park is superbly located between Looe and Seaton beaches, making it easy to enjoy Cornwall’s spectacular coastline. Popular day trips include the world-famous Eden Project, the historic Jamaica Inn, and the picturesque fishing villages of Polperro, Downderry and Seaton. Guests are also within reach of the stunning Rame Peninsula, known as Cornwall’s “Forgotten Corner,” with its tidal creeks, cliff-top walks, hidden cafés and unspoilt beaches.

For those visiting in September, Looe Live Festival offers three days of live music and entertainment right on the seafront.

If you’re looking for a small, friendly and dog-friendly campsite in Looe, with easy access to beaches, walking routes and Cornish attractions, Looe Country Park is the perfect choice. Come and experience a tranquil holiday park where you can truly unwind in the heart of South East Cornwall.

Hard standing pitches available, Seasonal pitch requests accepted.
Separate toilet/shower room available for young children or for people with limited mobility

Whilst the park is a relaxing place to stay, there's plenty to keep you busy nearby. Here's a 10 suggestions, all within about 30 minutes drive.

1. Looe Island (St George’s Island) – boat trip & nature reserve - hop on a guided boat tour from Looe Harbour to this 22-acre wildlife reserve. It’s a serene escape teeming with seabirds, grey seals, and unique flora.

2. East Looe Beach & Banjo Pier – coastal stroll & beach time - a family-friendly sandy beach just steps from the town centre. Enjoy gentle waves, sunbathing, or walking along the iconic Banjo Pier.

3. Boat Trips Around Looe – river cruising & wildlife spotting - take a sea safari or a river cruise to admire the coastline, possibly spot local marine life, or simply enjoy the views from the water.

4. Looe to Polperro Coastal Walk – scenic cliff-top hiking - a beautifully scenic walk along the South West Coast Path through dramatic coves and countryside, ending at the picturesque fishing village of Polperro.

5. Polperro Village – historic village dining & smuggling tales - nestled amidst Cornwall’s rugged coast, Polperro charms with its winding alleys, seafood restaurants, hidden coves, and a fascinating smuggling history.

6. Talland Bay & Lekerock Cove – secluded coves & coastal beauty - discover hidden gems like Talland Bay’s dramatic shingle beach and the remote Lekerock Cove—accessible via a steep path, but worth the effort for solitude and beauty.

7. Adrenalin Quarry – outdoor adventure hub - thrill-seekers will love this renovated quarry offering zip lines, water-based inflatables, and wild swimming spots—great for both kids and adults.

8. The Old Guildhall Museum & Gaol, Looe – local history hotspot - set in a medieval building, this museum offers fascinating local heritage—from smuggling tales to historic council chambers and gaol cells.

9. Looe Valley Vineyard – wine tasting in the countryside - visit this charming vineyard nestled in the scenic Looe Valley. Enjoy tours and tastings amid picturesque vineyard views.

10. Mount Edgcumbe & Antony House (NT) – historic estate & gardens - explore Mount Edgcumbe’s expansive parklands or step inside Antony House—an elegant National Trust property with beautiful gardens just under 30 minutes away.

Looe town centre (about 10 minutes’ drive) has plenty of small independent shops, bakeries, gift shops, fishmongers, and convenience stores. Liskeard (about 20 minutes) has the larger supermarkets - Morrisons, Aldi, Tesco - with full range, fuel, and homewares.

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