Our Crantock holiday park is perfectly located to enjoy all the best that Cornwall has to offer, from gorgeous beaches, great walks and mouth-watering eateries, there is so much to enjoy just a short distance from our holiday park.
Walking in Cornwall is a fantastic way to see the beautiful countryside and magnificent coastline. Our holiday park is only half a mile from Cubert Common which can be reached easily by following our quiet country lanes. Once through the gate onto the common you are surrounded by wonderful views and straight away you will see Polly Joke up ahead.
The coastline surrounding this area is spectacular! The coastal footpath runs from West Pentire down through Crantock and Holywell and all the way to Perranporth. This footpath is the most fascinating way to see the beauty of this area. At West Pentire you can see whole fields of deep red poppies. Beautiful butterflies, around the Holywell dunes and seals and dolphins close to the rocks.
Holywell, Ellenglaze, Trebisken House, Mount Farm, Penhale Sands (Dunes), St Prian’s Church (Penhale Sands), St Piran’s Oratory (Penhale Sands), The South West Coast Path, Perran Beach, Liggar Bay, Perran Bay, Liggar Point, Hoblyn’s Cove, Penhale Point, Holywell Bay, Holywell.
From the bus stop, take the lane to the right. Follow the lane up to the top of the hill and over the stone stile. Cross the field and climb over a stone stile on the other side before turning left down the lane.
Here you pass Penpol Farm on the left, before finding the Coast path sign. Take this path through the kissing gate, across the field and a copse alongside Penpol Creek. At another kissing gate you will emerge from the wood to views across the Gannel Estuary. Keep the estuary on your right and take in the natural delights of this beautiful protected area.
Follow the path up a gentle climb to be rewarded with stunning views across Crantock Beach and the Atlantic beyond. The path then continues until dropping to Crantock Beach car park.
Great Food and Drink
After all of this walking you’re sure to have worked up an appetite. Luckily enough there are some excellent eateries all within a short distance from our Crantock holiday park.
Enjoy a warm, friendly welcome to this family run village pub. Tucked away in the village of Cubert, The Anvil produce delicious home cooked food using the best locally sourced produce. Don’t leave you pooch behind; The Anvil welcomes well behaved dogs.
This 16th century, thatched inn can be found just a short walk from our holiday park. Enjoy some great pub classics or head over to the Pizza and Grill kitchen, soak up the sunshine in the beer garden or enjoy a cosy meal next to the log fires; there is something for everyone at The Smugglers Den.
Take in the breath-taking views over Crantock beach and beyond as you enjoy delicious food. With a huge variety of meals available from scrumptious breakfast, burgers and afternoon teas to a more sophisticated evening menu, which incorporates locally sourced ingredients. The C-Bay café and Bistro is one not to be missed.
Perfectly nestled on the Headland overlooking the breath taking Crantock beach, The Bowgie Inn is a place to escape and take in the panoramic coastal views. Just 2 miles from our Crantock holiday park and a having previously been the winner of a Taste of the West Silver Award, the Bowgie Inn is the perfect spot for a bite to eat after exploring the Cornish coast.
The Old Albion Inn can be found just 1.3 miles from our Crantock holiday park. The 400-year-old Inn is steeped in history, displaying the character and ambiance of a Cornish village pub. Serving mouth-watering pub classics this Inn is sure to fill those hungry stomachs. You can bring you pooch along too, this pub is also dog friendly.
Situated in the heart of Crantock, just a short wander from Crantock beach, The Saltwater & Sand offers a varied menu of home cooked food and on Sundays, treat yourself to a delicious Sunday roast with all the trimmings. The bar is fully stocked with great Cornish drinks to rehydrate after a day of exploring.
This stunning 13th century thatched pub can be found in the quaint village of Holywell. Just minutes from Holywell beach, this is a great place to stop for a bite to eat or enjoy some fine wine and ales while exploring the Cornish coast.
This family run, dog friendly tea garden is nestled just 1.3 miles from our holiday park in Crantock. This traditional Cornish tea garden offers locally sourced, seasonal and organic produce. If you’re looking for a delicious Cornish cream tea, Cornish pasty or ice-cream sundae, you're sure to find it here.
With direct access to the beach, St Pirans Inn is a great place to grab a bite to eat while explore Holywell Bay beach. Good food brings people together, St Prians Inn offers quality food for reasonable prices, you’ll find something for everyone here!
Described a “A bakery but so much more”. The Bakers Dozen offer home made delights including bread, pasties, cakes and more to be enjoyed in their relaxing setting or as a takeaway. Just 1 mile from our Crantock holiday park, you won’t be disappointed by this hidden gem.
