Tremanor Farm offers a peaceful pop-up campsite experience on a working farm in Cornwall. The site features spacious pitches in a six-acre field, providing ample space for tents. The campsite is equipped with basic yet essential facilities, including separate toilet blocks, showers, and a washing-up area. Standpipes with drinking water are conveniently located throughout the field. The site is perfect for a back-to-basics camping experience, with a communal fire pit available for evening gatherings. While there’s no electricity, you’re encouraged to bring along power packs and torches to enjoy the night sky and the serene surroundings.

The surrounding area offers a wealth of activities and attractions. Fowey, just a short drive away, boasts a picturesque port and pastel-coloured houses, as well as the stunning Readymoney Cove. The River Fowey flows through the town, inspiring artistic souls like Kenneth Grahame. The campsite is also close to the Iron Age hill fort of Castle Dore and the world-famous Eden Project. Visitors can enjoy canoeing, cycling, and fishing in the nearby waters, or simply take in the breathtaking views of St. Austell Bay. The setting is perfect for those looking to explore Cornwall’s natural beauty and history.