Cambrose Camping and Touring

Check-in at Cambrose Camping and Touring is available from 2pm until 6pm. Please advise the site if you are delayed. Departure is before 11am on your last day.

Yes, Cambrose Camping and Touring is dog friendly allowing up to two dogs per pitch. Please keep them on a lead and supervised at all times. Breeds and crossbreeds listed under the Dangerous Dogs Act are not permitted, including the American Bully XL.

Cambrose Camping and Touring allows BBQs and small fire pits, provided they are raised off the ground and extinguished by 10pm. Bricks are available, and fire kits and logs can be bought in the shop.

Cambrose Camping and Touring does not accept group bookings of more than two units unless by prior arrangement. Hen and stag parties are not accepted.

Yes, Cambrose Camping and Touring has a quiet policy between 10pm and 8am.

No, Cambrose Camping and Touring does not allow day visitors, but the site can suggest many great local spots to meet friends and family.

Cambrose Camping and Touring allows awnings, gazebos and pup tents on all pitches for a charge, except the electric hardstanding campervan and motorhome pitches.

The electric hook ups at Cambrose Camping and Touring are 16 amp.

You can find a copy of Cambrose Camping and Touring's map here.

All of the electric pitches at Cambrose Camping and Touring have your usage included in the price of your booking.

At Cambrose Camping and Touring, it is just one tent or touring unit per pitch.

Yes, Cambrose Camping and Touring has a shop open daily from 9am to 5pm stocked with firewood kits, cold drinks, ice creams and everyday items. Larger supermarkets are a five minute drive away in Redruth.

No, Cambrose Camping and Touring does not have a restaurant or cafe. There is a seasonal pop-up cafe serving coffee, pastries and freshly baked pizzas. The Bridge Inn is a 25 minute walk from the site down a main road, or Redruth and Portreath offer more dining options within a ten minute drive.

No, Cambrose Camping and Touring does not offer EV charging. The closest electric vehicle charging point is the Evolt Network Charging Station in Redruth, a ten minute drive away.

No, Cambrose Camping and Touring does not offer a communal fridge or freezer.

Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone and 4G signal at Cambrose Camping and Touring.

Yes, Cambrose Camping and Touring has an outdoor pool open during peak times. Please supervise children at all times. Diving, jumping or running is not allowed. Please do not take glasses or glass bottles into the pool area. Dogs are prohibited in this area.

The nearest train station to Cambrose Camping and Touring is Redruth, a ten minute drive away. The closest bus stop is Bridge Hill, a 20 minute walk away, with hourly services to Redruth, Portreath and Camborne on 49. Please check bus timetables to plan your route.

Local taxi companies to Cambrose Camping and Touring include Portreath Cabs (01209 440265) and Kamran Cabs (01209 311515).

The closest bus stop to Cambrose Camping and Touring is Bridge Hill, a 20 minute walk away, with hourly services to Redruth, Portreath and Camborne on the 49. Please check bus timetables to plan your route.

The nearest pub to Cambrose Camping and Touring is The Bridge Inn, a 20 minute walk away. Portreath is a five minute drive away, with options including the Portreath Arms.

The nearest beaches to Cambrose Camping and Touring are Portreath Beach and Porthtowan Beach, both within a ten minute drive. Trevaunance Cove and Perranporth Beach are a 20 minute drive away, while Carbis Bay Beach is a 30 minute drive away.

Within a 15 minute walk of Cambrose Camping and Touring are Olde Penny's Tea Room and Coriander Indian Restaurant, and The Bridge Inn pub is a 20 minute walk away. For walks, the Tolgus Trail is also a 20 minute walk away, as well as a bus stop (Bridge Hill) for services to Redruth, Portreath and Camborne.

There are plenty of scenic walking routes close to Cambrose Camping and Touring. The Tolgus Trail is a 20 minute walk from the site, or you can follow the Coast to Coast cycle path towards Portreath and join the South West Coast Path for walks to Godrevy. Keep an eye out for seals along the way and those stunning coastal views!