The Eden Project is one of the best family-friendly attractions in Cornwall, and it’s only a short drive from our campsite.
Opened in 2001, the site was originally a clay pit, but now features two massive biomes housing thousands of plant species from diverse climates. That includes the Rainforest Biome, which is a tropical wonderland, showcasing plants like cocoa, rubber and bamboo.
Meanwhile, the Mediterranean Biome mimics the warm climates of Southern Europe and California. Here you can explore olive trees, grapevines and aromatic herbs.
Visitors can also explore outdoor gardens filled with native Cornish plants, art installations and educational exhibits focusing on biodiversity and conservation. The Eden Project regularly hosts cultural events, including concerts, workshops and educational programmes, making it a wonderful destination for all ages.
Why stay at our campsite if you’re visiting The Eden Project?
Tregarton Park is a popular choice for visitors looking for a peaceful and scenic location. Our family-owned campsite offers spacious pitches and modern amenities, including heated shower blocks, a heated outdoor swimming pool, and a well-stocked shop.
Our park is beautifully landscaped, and you can relax in a tranquil environment with sea views and plenty of open spaces for relaxation.
Explore the natural beauty of Cornwall.
Our location is ideal for those looking to explore the natural beauty of Cornwall, with many nearby attractions including beaches, coastal paths and traditional Cornish villages like Mevagissey.
Our park offers a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere with a playground, tennis court, and opportunities for outdoor activities. Staying here gives visitors easy access to the Eden Project, while enjoying the calm of Cornwall’s countryside, making it an excellent base for a holiday combining both nature and culture.
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