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Namparra Campsite

We are a friendly, family run campsite, situated right in the heart of an area of outstanding natural beauty.

The six acre camping meadow is set well back from the road with wonderful views of the surrounding countryside and the sea, we have good, clean toilet and shower facilities and spacious pitches so you can spread out a bit and enjoy a good campfire or maybe hire out one of our chimneas at just £1 per night.As we usually do perimeter only pitching theres a huge amount of space for ball games etc and sometimes we've seen the whole site join in on an impromtu football game!There are no statics here to spoil the views just a real camping experience.We only have 8 hook-ups so if you need one of these in the height of the saeson iits advisable to book early.

In reception you will be able to get milk, bread , eggs ,sausages,bacon etc aswell as logs and gifts,there's a nearby shop for anything else you may need. There is an undercover sink with hot and cold water for washing up or rinsing out a few clothes

We also have 2 pygmy goats called Cinnamon and Toggles and Larry a particularly friendly goat that you may like to meet and a pond, which attracts frogs, toads, ducks etc.

The beach is just a short walk away and is safe for children, with rock pools to explore at low tide. There's a good beach cafe here too serving hearty all-day breakfasts amongst lots of other tasty food, they also sell all your beach requirements.

Just around the corner you will find the local pub,a lovely friendly pub to relax in and a bit further on is Seaacres where you will find evening entertainment and also laundry facilities.

Nearby are other beautiful coves, including Cadgwith, a fishing cove hosting freshly caught fish barbeques during the main summer months. Here you will also find a wonderful Cornish pub, complete with Cornish singing on a Friday night.

We are right by the coast path, so those of you who enjoy a good walk will find a vast array of hidden coves and spectacular scenery waiting for you to find. There are plenty of places to eat out, most serving delicious local fayre and of course, the traditional Cornish Cream tea!

For those of you who enjoy the more formal attractions there are plenty of those too including Flambards theme park,Cornish Camels,Poldark mine,Future World and the Gweek seal Sanctuary to name but a few.

Lizard Point is the most southerly point of Britain and well worth a visit, you can park up on the green and walk down past the little shops or you can drive down the small lane and park by the lighthouse. If you're lucky you may see seals playing in the sea.