Treloan Coastal Holidays is a delightful seaside campsite nestled on Cornwall’s unspoilt Roseland Peninsula, offering spectacular panoramic views where the sea and countryside meet. The site is open all year, with Arthur’s Field as the main camping area featuring a mix of grass and hard standings suited to tents, caravans, and campervans, complete with electric and water points. The vibe is relaxed and family-friendly, and dogs on leads are welcome. Just a short, scenic stroll away are the sleepy village of Gerrans and the livelier fishing village of Portscatho, both brimming with quaint pubs, local shops, and art galleries. For beach lovers, there are a few sandy coves nearby like Breackneck Beach and Peters Splosh—though a bit of a scramble to reach—while Tatam’s Beach offers easy access for pushchairs and kayaks.

Beyond the campsite, the Roseland Peninsula is a dream for outdoor enthusiasts. The coastal footpaths weave through stunning clifftops, giving breathtaking views and access to hidden coves perfect for a paddle or picnic. The area is also rich in local attractions, from historic pubs and traditional Cream Tea stops to harbours and small village churches. Whether you’re keen on walking, exploring quaint villages, or just soaking up the peaceful Cornish coastal life, Treloan offers easy access to a variety of activities that celebrate the region’s natural beauty and heritage.