Google Rating 4.9
Dropped Anchor offers a laid-back, off-grid camping experience perched on the edge of the south Cornwall coast—think sweeping sea views, open fields, and the kind of quiet that only the chatter of birds and distant cows can break. It’s a spot that manages to feel wild and free, but with a nice dose of comfort thanks to its facilities: proper hot showers, spotless toilets—including a quirky shepherds hut—a handy urinal for gents, and a hot water washing-up area. Pitches are generously sized and each has its own fire pit and picnic bench, perfect for gathering round as the sun dips over the horizon. There’s also a glamping option in a cosy touring caravan and a small shop selling firewood, local crafts, and essentials, with an honesty box for after-hours needs. Dogs are welcomed warmly, recycling is encouraged, and there’s even a freshwater tub for rinsing off salty wetsuits after a day on the beach. The vibe is uncomplicated and relaxed, leaning into the pleasures of simple living.
The surrounding area is a rambler’s dream, with coastal paths snaking along dramatic cliffs and down to hidden coves, while the beach is just a short wander away, ideal for surf, swims or just kicking off your boots and feeling the sand between your toes. The nearby pub, The Lion and Lamb, is a pleasant twenty-minute stroll for a pint after a day’s adventure. You’re close enough to the village for supplies, yet far enough to feel gloriously away from it all. Whether you’re keen to explore on foot, by bike, or just fancy soaking up that Cornish air from your pitch, there’s a real sense of being tucked into the landscape, with plenty of scope for lazy days or active escapes—whatever takes your fancy.
