Cornwall is such a stunning part of the UK with fantastic scenery and beautiful beaches to be enjoyed, it's an ideal holiday at home destination, and which is why there are quite a few holiday parks in Cornwall. The north and south coasts are most popular for the beaches on offer, perfect for enjoying the sunshine in the summer and long coastal walks in the winter.
Ideal for families looking to enjoy an active break in Cornwall, Parkdean's Holywell Bay holiday park also features an outdoor swimming pool with a 300ft waterslide.
Haven Riviere Sands sits in a stunning part of Cornwall on the beachfront. Popular with families in summer, with its seafront location, it's a great place to sport nearby dolphins and seals.
For year-round fun, Haven Perran Sands is a brilliant holiday park for all the family. Indoor and outdoor pools, plus a fun lazy river mean you can splash about in the sunshine or on colder days. There's also glamping and beach house accommodation with sea views too.
Only a short walk from the beach, Parkdean Sea Acres enjoys a convenient location on the south coast of Cornwall. There are plenty of activities to keep you busy, as well as a scuba diving centre on site!
Tolroy Manor features bungalows and houses rather than caravans, but all are of an excellent standard. Located near Hayle, the site is perfect for exploring the nearby sites and attractions, including Jungle Barn and a go karting track.
Perran View Holiday Park is great for active families. There is a whole host of activities and entertainment on offer, plus an indoor pool which can be particularly great on those cooler British days.
Featuring an indoor swimming pool with flume slide, St Ives Holiday Village is an excellent park, has a number of different accommodation types and enjoys an idyllic location in peaceful woodland on the edge of the Lelant Downs.
Popular for it's busier town and nightlife, a holiday park near Newquay might be a better option if you like lots to see and do, or want a bit more entertainment than the park can offer.
Places like Parkdean Newquay, Riverside Holiday Park and Haven Perran Sands are all in the vicinity of Newquay but not within walking distance. If you're staying here, you'll want to drive in or take a taxi. If you'd rather be located in the heart of the town centre, you're better off booking into a hotel or bed & breakfast.
Of course, no holiday is complete without the whole family and there are plenty of dog friendly holiday parks in Cornwall to enjoy. Parks will have specific dog friendly caravans, although be sure to follow the individual caravan park rules. Dogs aren't allowed in the main entertainment areas and should be kept on a leash in the park.
Adding a pet to your booking will usually mean adding on a supplement to the cost of your break. This can vary anywhere from £10 to £50 per stay.
You may come to Cornwall for the beach but it's nice for everyone to be able to splash about in a swimming pool too, whether that's indoors or outdoors. Many, like Parkdean's Holywell Bay in Newquay will also have flume rides or splash parks too.
Having an indoor swimming pool can be an absolute saviour if you're unfortunate with the weather. On rainy days or in the cooler months, having a heated indoor pool will keep the kids busy.
