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West Cornwall boasts a captivating blend of rugged coastal landscapes and historic sites, including the iconic St. Michael’s Mount, the breathtaking cliffs of Land’s End, and the enchanting Minack Theatre nestled amidst the dramatic cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, just a short drive away from us here at Cardinney.
The walking paths around West Cornwall offer a tapestry of natural beauty, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Explore the scenic South West Coast Path, whether strolling along sandy beaches or ascending the heights of cliffs, West Cornwall’s walking paths promise a journey filled with both tranquility and adventure.
10 min drive
Offering stunning scenery, Land’s End is Britain’s mainland most south-westerly point. Take in the awe inspiring views of the great Atlantic Ocean, as they crash against the 200 feet granite cliffs.
30 min drive
St Ive’s is a picturesque working fishing town, with 4 incredible beaches, plenty of cafés/pubs and numerous exhibitions and galleries, St Ives is the perfect location to slow down time and relax.
20 min drive
The most famous of Cornwall’s landmarks, St Michael’s Mount, situated in Mounts Bay, can be walked to in favourable weather. Containing buildings that date back to the 12th century, this iconic castle is a must see when in Penzance.
1hr 15 min drive
The Eden Project has a worldwide reputation and is one of the UK’s best leisure attractions. Eden provides a fascinating insight into our dependency on plants, whilst you walk through the worlds largest indoor green house.
20 min drive
Carved into the granite cliffs overlooking Porthcurno Bay, the world famous Minack Theatre, provides a dramatic feeling to dramas, musicals and operas during the summer months.
15 min drive
Porthcurno, nestled on the southwestern tip of Cornwall. Discover Britain’s secret Telegraph communications hub during the war and walk through world war 2 tunnels. After, go and enjoy the beautiful Porthcumo beach.
15 min drive
Porthminster Beach, renowned for its waters and soft sands, beckons visitors with its idyllic setting framed by lush greenery and the picturesque St Ives skyline.
15 min drive
Porthmeor Beach, nestled along the rugged coastline of Cornwall, captivates visitors with its golden sands, rolling waves, and stunning panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean.
West Cornwall
Sennen, Porthcuno, Praa Sands, Penzance and Portmeor are all within a short drive of our campsite here at Cardinney, giving you access to some of the best beaches and surfing in the UK.
Newlyn Art Gallery
Cornwall is the perfect holiday location to unwind and give you access to an eclectic mix of shops and art galleries, providing a range of local and international artists work.
South West Coast
Penzance provides you with some spectacular coastal hikes as well as the promenade trail, absorbing the sea air while enjoying views of Mount’s Bay, St. Michael’s Mount, and the Lizard Peninsula.
Penzance
Cycling around Cornwall will allow you time to soak in the area of national beauty. Whether you like to road bike, trail ride or mountain bike, there is something for everyone.
West Cornwall
Test your luck with some fly fishing on Drift Reservoir or head down to your local beach where you have access to a diverse and productive waters found in Cornwall.
Penzance
5 minute drive or 30 min walk to our local pub, The Buryan Inn, is a friendly atmosphere and great food. Nearby town of Penzance, provides some of the best local produce both in stores or at one of the many restaurants.
Penzance
Penzance is becoming a hot spot for scuba divers with some incredible ship wrecks to explore. A local steam ship wreckage provides a huge population of fish, conger eels, pollock, with excellent visibility down to 52 metres; the sea floor.
Penzance
We have 3 local golf courses which are challenging and provide you with incredible views of the region.
South West Cornwall
Our campsite and its surrounding areas receive very low light pollution, making it the perfect location to star gazing. Bring your own telescope or click the above image to find a local tour!
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