TOUR ESSENTIALS

WHEN TO GO

Cornwall is a coastal paradise, so it’s always popular, but April is quieter and cheaper. The Cornish springtime is perfect for those who enjoy being soaked every day. It’s best to visit later in the year if you prefer to stay dry!

WAY TO GO

Away from the A30, Cornish roads can become very narrow, very quickly. Google Street View is invaluable for pre-planning motorhome-friendly routes around the county.

WHERE WE STAYED

Court Caravan Park

Caravan & Motorhome Club CL The Court, Grenna Lane, Perranwell, Truro TR3 TLL

courtcaravanpark.co.uk

Open All year

Pitches 5

Prices From £19

Chapel Lane CAMC Campsite Chapel Lane, Wythall, Birmingham B47 6JX

caravanclub.co.uk

Open 9 February to 23 October

Pitches 116

Prices From £13.60

FIND OUT MORE

Cornwall is the land of the brown signs, so you won’t be short of opportunities to enjoy a great day out, without it costing a fortune. Parking motorhomes in parts of the county can be tricky, though, so investigate the trains, park and rides and ferries. Many attractions are close to each other, so string a few together to keep the mileage down.

Lanhydrock Estate nationaltrust.org.uk/ visit/cornwall/lanhydrock

Maritime Line Railway

greatscenicrailways.co.uk/ lines/maritime-line

Truro Cathedral

trurocathedral.org.uk

Royal Cornwall Museum

royalcornwallmuseum.org.uk

Trelissick

nationaltrust.org.uk/ visit/cornwall/trelissick

Swanpool Beach & Café

swanpoolbeach.co.uk

Burnham-on-Sea

burnham-on-sea.com

Baddesley Clinton

nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/ warwickshire/baddesley-clinton