Activities in West Cornwall | Treen Farm Campsite

*** Treen Farm Campsite Covid-19 Update 28/06/2020 ***

After much thought and consideration, we have decided to open on the 4th of July, with the restrictions listed below.

Initially we shall open without showers and toilets, and will only be accepting camper vans and motorhomes (up to 6.7 metres in length) with their own washing and toilet facilities, on a non-bookable basis, as in previous years.

These restrictions will be reviewed by the 17th of July, and any changes confirmed.

This decision has not been taken lightly, with many of you having stayed with us for years, and knowing that you will be disappointed.

We are also very sorry to announce that we will not be able to run our pre-erected tents this year. An e-mail has been sent this evening to all of those who have made a booking. Please check your junk folder if you have not yet received this.

Our thoughts are with all of you who have been affected by coronavirus.

Thank you all for your support and kind messages at such a difficult time.

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Activities in the surrounding area.

Meditation

Nicolle Fisher, our local yoga teacher, offers weekly meditation. This is held from around mid May to the end of September. Set two fields back from the cliff top in a serene setting, this activity takes place outside, so is therefore weather dependant. You may wish to bring a sunhat, shawl and cushion. There is no charge, however we suggest a donation towards one of the local charities (boxes located in reception). For more information about Nicolle and her classes, please contact her via her website www.nicolleyoga.com

Walking

The campsite is only 250 metres away from the coastpath, walk east for Penberth, Lamorna, Mousehole and Penzance. Walk west for the Minack Theatre, Porthgwarra( 40 mins) and Lands End (2 1/2 to 3 hours).

Running

There are many lovely short loops or long runs along the coast path suitable for all abilities.

Surfing

Best beaches for board surfing are on the north coast, Sennen Cove- 4 miles, has two surf schools and picks up Atlantic surf, good for body boarding and traditional short and long boards. Nearby beaches are good for body boarding and belly boards i.e. Pedn Vounder, Porthcurno and Porthchapel.

Climbing

The local granite cliffs which are stable and full of natural seams, attract many climbers to enjoy the excitement of sea cliff climbing. Best, but most challenging spots are at Gwennap Head (Porthgwarra), Sennen Cove and Bosigran (north of St. Just)

Cycling

West Cornwall is a popular destination with cyclists with many steep and challenging hills, north coast moors and wooded river valley's, many rides having spectacular sea views and riding on quiet country lanes. The National Cycle route starts at Lands End and has many bridleways to enjoy. We have a few bikes on site which can be loaned if you are unable to bring your own.

Fishing

Rock and beach fishing on many marks within walking distance, will produce mackerel,bass and pollock mainly, with wrasse and garfish providing good sport along with turbot, plaice and dabs on the sand if you are lucky! Boat t rips from Penzance run daily.

Foraging

Campers can enjoy a foraging walk led by knowledgable individuals, meeting at the Tipi, then heading off on a spectacular walk taking in the site of an Iron Age fort, a traditional fishing cove and an amazing wet woodland, learning about edible wild plants, seaweeds and the local wildlife. Private walks can also be arranged.

Ancient & Local History

West Cornwall has a large number of ancient sites, stone circles, standing stones, quoits, burial chambers, ancient villages and cliff castles.

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