Imagining your dog chasing waves on a beach in Cornwall? Or wish to bring them on those clifftop walks?
Just like us, our canine friends love this part of the UK. Thanks to the fact there’s more dog-friendly pubs and cafes than ever before, it makes more sense to bring them along if you’re visiting in spring or summer.
Make your Dog Part of the Adventure
Leaving a dog behind when you head on holiday can be heart-breaking. That’s especially true when they cry, which tugs even harder on the heart strings. Whether you’re leaving them with a friend or at the kennels, it’s the same as leaving behind any other member of your family. Why? Because a dog is a part of your family, of course!
Fortunately, there are plenty of pet-friendly holiday parks in Cornwall, including Tregarton Park. Our campers are allowed up to two canines per pitch, with plenty of places for them to exercise.
It’s easy to find lists of dog-friendly places, including beaches like Porthluney Cove, which is only 1. 7 miles from our campsite. However, it’s always crucial to check beforehand, since restrictions can change according to the season. Fortunately, Porthluney Cove welcomes dogs all year round.
Bring your Dog Camping in 2025
We ensure there’s plenty of facilities which make life easier for dog owners. That includes water and snacks, along with shaded areas for those hot days.
If you’re not a fan of dogs, our campsite has plenty of locations where they’re not allowed. That includes our swimming pool, shop and cafe complex, toilets, showers or the launderette. Dogs are also not allowed to be left unattended in our park. We’re dedicated to ensuring everyone enjoys their stay at our campsite.
