Land's End campsite roundup: your complete guide

Land's End, renowned for its stunning coastal scenery, is one of our favourite UK travel locations. While Land's End itself doesn't allow overnight camping, the surrounding area is full of local campervan friendly sites.

You won’t want to miss out on the chance for an autumnal road trip before the fall chill sets in. Here’s our roundup of four nearby campsites perfect for your next visit to Land’s End.

1. Trevedra Farm Caravan and Camping Site

Trevedra Farm Caravan and Camping Site overlooks Land’s End and is near the gorgeous Sennen Cove. Near both the Land’s End site and the sandy beaches of Sennen Cove, you’ll be able to swim or surf before your visit to the Land’s End landmark. Trevedra Farm also has washrooms, hot showers, and laundry facilities.

Additionally, the South West Coast Path runs through Trevedra Farm, making it an ideal starting point for hiking and exploring the rugged cliffs and captivating landscapes of Land's End.

2. Treen Farm Campsite

Treen Farm Campsite is a hidden gem perched on the edge of Land's End. This eco-friendly campsite has numerous pitches with breathtaking views of the sea.

Treen Farm is close to both Land’s End as well as some of Cornwall's most iconic landmarks, including the Logan Rock and the Minack Theatre, and just a short walk from the fishing village of Mousehole. Treen Farm Campsite is wonderful for families and you’ll be able to see Gurnsey cows on their walks and even bring the family pets along.

3. Treganhoe Farm Camping

Treganhoe Farm Camping is a family-run campsite with lush greenery and farmland galore. A short drive from Land's End, Treganhoe Farm provides easy access to the stunning Porthcurno Beach.

Treganhoe Farm is also versatile; if you fancy something a little different from countryside life, you can also take advantage of their glamping options.

4. Higher Pentreath Farm Campsite

Higher Pentreath Farm Campsite is located within an historic farmstead and marries rustic countryside camping experiences with modern amenities. Overlooking the cliffs of Pordenack Point, you’ll be able to take advantage of everything from birdwatching to sunset gazing.

Land's End is a gorgeous natural getaway with tons of onsite attractions like their 200-year old farm and film experiences that are perfect for families. You’ll be able to make the most of a campervan trip by finding a nearby campsite that’ll give you additional access to the coastal views. Be sure to plan your fall trip to the Land’s End landmark before they close for the seasonthis October.

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