Holiday Parks in Cornwall

You can’t get further west in than the ancient kingdom of Cornwall. From Land’s End to Bude, this is the longest stretch of continuous coastline in Britain, a place whose history is bound up with the sea.

Cornwall is Britain’s surf capital, with amazing Atlantic breakers at famous beaches like Fistral, near Newquay – where the Blue Reef Aquarium brings the magic of the undersea world alive.

The southwest coastal path wanders along the pretty coves and dramatic coastline of the Lizard Peninsula, Britain’s most southerly point.

Meanwhile, Falmouth Bay and estuary is one of the world’s largest natural harbours. The National Maritime Museum here captures the true maritime history of Cornwall in an amazing building next to the docks.

Other remarkable Cornish spots include the Minack Theatre, the outdoor theatre carved out of the cliffs close to Lands End, and The Eden Project housing species from across the planet.

Then there’s St Ives, which has inspired artists for decades. The town’s Tate Gallery is the jewel in its arty crown.204