A large deep freezer is located in a separate room together with an electric kettle and toaster for complimentary use by campers.

There is a large play area for the children, with swings, slide and football posts and net.

Also for the use of visitors is a nature trail, which takes you by a pond and through a woods full of primroses and bluebells in the spring and is rich in wildlife and wildflowers in other months.

A small shop offers basic essentials, and during the high season breakfasts and evening meals are available. Electric hook-ups and drinking water taps are available on more than 30 pitches.

A little further away is the quaint fishing village of St Ives with the Tate Modern gallery, many other small galleries, as well as restaurants and shops.

Penzance is the nearest town with rail, bus and coach links and of course the Heliport and Harbour with air or sea travel to the Isles of Scilly. It also offers a wide variety of shops, supermarkets and restaurants.

Just a short distance from Penzance is the ancient village of Marazion, with its lovely beaches and amenities, and just out to see is the island castle of St Michaels Mount, which at low tide people reach by the causeway and at high tidesmall ferries, ferry people to and from the island.