Golden sandy beaches 5 minutes walk
Trevose golf club 2 minutes
Early and Late season breaks
Perfect for touring Cornwall
Ideal for traditional family holidays

Tregarth is a private site set in nearly an acre of land. There is a choice of 4 superbly equipped spacious three-bedroom caravans. Here in peace and tranquillity there is more than enough space to relax, sunbathe and barbecue - the high hedges providing complete privacy.

… locally
There are in fact seven of Europe's finest beaches within a three mile radius of which Constantine Bay, within easy walking distance, is considered the most beautiful with its vast expanse of golden sands and interesting rock pools for the children to explore.

Tariff 2008

From £45 - £60 per night (low season) minimum of 2 nights Weekly tariff from £175 - £195 (low season) to £450 - £480 (high season)

The general stores is only 100 yards from Tregarth and our local village, St Merryn, is within easy reach and it has a Church, two traditional Cornish pubs, restaurant and shops catering for all your holiday needs including a post office and garage. We will be pleased to arrange baby-sitting. Tregarth makes an ideal place to stay with so much on offer close by and even other parts of Cornwall - just waiting to be explored - are not that far away. We look forward to welcoming you and making your holiday both relaxing and enjoyable.

…. further afield
The quaint fishing town of Padstow is some four miles away. Here the river Camel meets the sea. The estuary is a haven for all kinds of watersports including sailing, windsurfing and water-skiing where qualified instruction is available. The railway to Padstow was opened in 1899 and the cuttings bordering the estuary still echo to the sounds of the "Atlantic Coast Express" bringing happy holidaymakers from Waterloo. The trackbed, The Camel Trail, is now open to walkers and cylists who can enjoy the magnificent scenery to Wadebridge or beyond to Bodmin. Bikes of all shapes and sizes are available for hire.

Only a few yards away with spectacular sea views, is the excellent Trevose 18 hole Golf Links which also has a long and short 9 hole course for the novice.

…. a place for all seasons
The weather in Cornwall during the early and late times of the year is mild and can be dramatic, after a quiet walk along the coastal path watching the autumn and winter seas and stunning sunsets, treat yourself to some good old Cornish hospitality by a log fire in the local Inn

Spring comes early and the area is a colourful spectacle of wild flowers along the estuaries, winding lanes and hedgerows. The wild life pausing on the riverbanks and shores before they continue there journey. The National Trust houses and gardens open after the winter break, look at their best for the early visitors.

The roads are relatively traffic free during the school term times and travelling is easier now, the improved roads from London and the Midlands means you can be starting your holiday or short getaway break in about 4 - 4 ½ hours. Touring the whole of Cornwall is so easy, Lands End in the West, or Fowey on the South Coast are all with easy reach.