Cave campsites near St. Agnes with campfires

History, scenery, serenity and no fewer than four different beaches all just a short walk away.

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2 top cave campsites near St. Agnes with campfires

Farview campsite

25 units · Tents5 acres · Helston, England

The most south-westerly point in Britain,with the local rocks being dark green in colour, veined with white and red.spectacular sun sets , and comely coves Location on the outskirts of mullion,far view campsite is true to its name, the views are all about greenery that stretches out for miles around, fancy mixing up the coast and country? With mullion cove under a mile away from the campsite its handy for both A 15 minutes walk takes guest to mullion village which has 2 pubs a few village shops(open till 10pm) fish and chip shop. And of course being kernow a pasty shop There's also a chocolate factory that you can walk to from the site it takes 10 minutes Guest have 5 acres to spread out in , with toilets and showers fridges for campers to use, fire bowls free to have a fire at night, dogs are welcome but please bear in mind the presence of animals all around they are the live in residence. Donkey horses goats llamas and guancos

American School Bus @ Woolacombe

1 unit · Glamping27 acres · Woolacombe, England

Texas School Bus – an authentic, beautifully converted American School Bus for a memory-filled and Insta-worthy stay on a truly stunning Sea View location near the beach in Woolacoombe, Devon! Freshly retired from the highways of Houston, Texas School Bus is the iconic split-screen American Yellow School Bus – or ‘Skoolie’ for aficionados – lovingly converted into a truly unique Glamping retreat. Gloriously spacious, there’s plenty to delight couples, families, and groups of friends alike. For starters, you’ll have a proper kitchen to whip up your own school dinners complete with a gas oven, hob, grill, sink, and cooking equipment galore (There’s even a seriously cool fridge freezer, to help you chill those essential holiday tipples!) Enjoy gastronomic delights at the dining table while enjoying the views through the panoramic windows, or outside enjoying a sizzling sunset supper on the barbecue. With toasty underfloor heating and a clean-burning wood stove you’ll be gorgeously snug. There’s a thoughtfully-chosen selection of books and games on board, and if music’s more your thing, remember to bring your Bluetooth speaker and choose your own groove. You could even plonk yourself down in the driver’s seat if you like…with the original cab fully intact, you can travel anywhere your imagination cares to take you! When it’s finally time to turn in, you’ll discover a king-sized John Lewis bed to the rear dressed in Egyptian cotton sheets and a gorgeous duvet. Flanked by windows, you’ll wake up to stunning sea views. If you miss out on claiming this for yourself, you’ll also find two comfy, John Lewis full-sized singles, and a really good sofa bed too. Freshen up with a shower and fluffy towels (there’s even an illuminated mirror and a plug socket for your hairdryer!) then it’s on with the important business of planning your day. Parked at the truly beautiful Lee Meadows Campsite on the Devon coast this cosy bus couldn’t be in a better spot for all kinds of fun and adventure - near gorgeous beaches and some of the most stunning walks around.

Happy farmer sitting in a truck in a grassy field

Yes, the north Cornwall village of St Agnes has it all and makes for the perfect destination on any camping holiday. Steeped in mining history and today enlivened with independent shops, galleries, cafés and pubs, the village of St Agnes remains a delightful seaside spot, with its rows of cottages and path leading down to the ruined harbour at Trevaunance Cove. St Agnes campsites aren't hard to come by – there are plenty within close proximity to the village – while good walks in the area (including the popular route past the iconic Wheal Coates engine house above Chapel Porth Beach) are plentiful too.

Cave campsites near St. Agnes with campfires guide

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History, scenery, serenity and no fewer than four different beaches all just a short walk away. Yes, the north Cornwall village of St Agnes has it all and makes for the perfect destination on any camping holiday. Whether you want to walk the Miners' Trail above Chapel Porth Beach, pitch the tent within view of the harbour or kick back in the village pub, we'll know a good campsite to suit.