Treveague Campsite

You can check-in at Treveague Campsite between noon and 8pm during the summer holidays, or until 6:30pm the rest of the time. Check out is due by 10am on your last day. Please note that vehicle movement is not allowed after dark.

Yes. Treveague Campsite is dog friendly, with up to four pups allowed per pitch and a dog shower available. Please note, dogs must be kept on the lead and not left in cars or unattended. Most local beaches allow dogs all year round. Breeds and crossbreeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act are not permitted.

Yes, BBQs and fire pits are welcome at Treveague Campsite, though both must be raised off the ground and placed on a slab.

Group bookings are not permitted at Treveague Campsite unless arranged with the site prior. Hen and stag parties are not accepted.

Yes, quiet time at Treveague Campsite is from 10pm, no music should be audible to other guests at any time though.

Yes, Treveague Campsite does allow day visitors/guests but they will need to check-in at reception and pay a small fee for the day and leave by 9pm.

Yes, awnings, gazebos and pup tents are welcome across all of the pitches at Treveague Campsite, just add these on when you book (subject to a small charge). Windbreaks are also fine to bring and at no extra cost.

Treveague Campsite has both 10 amp and 16 amp pitches.

You can find a copy of Treveague's Campsite map here.

All of the electric pitches at Treveague Campsite have your usage included in the price of your booking.

Yes, you are welcome to park one car on your pitch at Treveague Campsite.

Yes, there is WiFi available in the reception and Boathouse at Treveague Campsite.

Yes, there is an onsite bar and restaurant at Treveague Campsite. It serves Indian and British food, with plentiful vegan and vegetarian options to cater to all dietary preferences. The food is available every night from around 5.30pm until at least 7.30pm. On weekends, they offer cooked breakfast as well as freshly baked pastries daily. You can find a copy of their sample menu here.

Yes, Treveague Campsite offers a communal fridge for food, and a shared freezer for ice packs.

Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone and 4G signal at Treveague Campsite.

Yes, Treveague Campsite does have an onsite shop, during peak weeks, which stocks sweets, snacks, and a few daily essentials.

Access may be difficult for tourers at Treveague Campsite due to the site being down a tight, narrow country road. You may need to pull over to let other vehicles pass.

Local taxi companies to Treveague Campsite include A2B Taxis Cornwall (01726 606060) and Star Cars (01726 66636).

The nearest bus stop to Treveague Campsite is Gorran Church, a 25 minute walk away and offers regular services to St Austell and one occasional service to Callywith.

The nearest train station to Treveague Campsite is St Austell, a 20 minute drive from the site. The closest bus stop is Gorran Church, a 25 minute walk away and offers regular services to St Austell and one occasional service to Callywith.

The nearest pub to Treveague Campsite is The Barley Sheaf at Gorran, a 25 minute walk away.

The nearest beaches to Treveague Campsite are Porthluney Bay, Hemmick Beach, and Gorran Haven Beach, all less than a ten minute drive.

Within a 30 minute walk of Treveague Campsite, there are three sandy beaches, a bus stop, a local pub, as well as Gorran Haven with a fish and chips and cafe.

Local walking routes to Treveague Campsite include a scenic circular walk to Vault Beach, which takes approximately an hour and a half, along with a shorter 20 minute walk to Gorran Haven to explore the local village and its sandy beach. Dodman Circular walk and the SW Coast Path are also nearby!

Yes, there are two 22KW electric vehicle charging points which can be booked at Treveague Campsite.