While Cornwall is famous for it's raw majestic beauty, there are still some relatively undiscovered little gems, such as Porthilly, on the Camel Estuary. Our caravans are conveniently located only a few minutes’ walk from Porthilly beach, on the edge of the small, peaceful and unspoilt ‘Porthilly Beach Holiday Park’. This caravan is perfect base for couples and families looking to explore North Cornwall. If we do not have availability, please look at our profile to see other options on site. This caravan (no.29) is new for 2024 with lovely fresh bedding, linen, towels, crockery and cutlery. It is the perfect space to walk back to after an afternoon spent relaxing on the beach. The caravan is double glazed and has central heating and an electric fire, making it just as cosy in the cooler months. The kitchen is well equipped with a gas cooker and hob, microwave, kettle, toaster, teapot, cafetiere and good quality cutlery, crockery and pans. There is a large fridge freezer. The living area is light and airy, with plenty of space to entertain. The front windows look out across open farmland. Outside there is a handy enclosed deck which stretches the length of the caravan and along the front. This is perfect for keeping children (or your four legged friend) in one place! There is also a picnic bench and Weber BBQ for those warm summer evenings. Guests have the luxury of being less than a 3 minute walk to one of Cornwall’s finest beaches. Porthilly is just a stone's throw from Rock and all the activities that the Camel estuary has to offer. Rock is renowned as one of the major water-sport centres in Cornwall - sailing, windsurfing, water skiing, canoeing and rowing are all activities which can be carried out in the relatively calm waters of the estuary. If you fancy keeping your feet on solid ground, walk onto the coastal path which leads around the golden sand dunes to Daymer Bay, Polzeath, Pentire Point and beyond. Across the estuary from Porthilly and Rock is the harbour town of Padstow, a mecca for all things foodie, offering a versatile choice from fine dining to fish and chips on the quay. Hop on the foot ferry at Rock to explore this vibrant fishing town, or walk out to Stepper Point with its panoramic sea views of the estuary and Atlantic Ocean.