Nestled on the picturesque Gull Rocks Beach in Holywell, Cornwall, Trevornick Holiday Park offers a luxurious escape with breathtaking sunsets over the Atlantic. Arriving at the lodge, the stunning vista of the bay painted in hues of blue, purple, and pink, immediately captivates the senses. This tranquil haven, recently crowned AA’s Holiday Park of the Year for 2024/25, provides a variety of accommodation options, from camping pitches to luxurious lodges. Our experience in a three-bedroom lodge was marked by modern amenities, a spacious layout, and a highlight feature: a private hot tub overlooking the magnificent Holywell Bay. This idyllic setting provided the perfect backdrop for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Holywell Bay, a mile-long stretch of golden sand embraced by rolling dunes, offers an array of activities for all interests. Surfers can revel in the Atlantic waves, while those seeking tranquility can explore the mystical St Cuthbert’s Cave, accessible at low tide and rumored to possess healing waters. Visiting during the off-season allows for a more secluded experience, with the beach often shared only with the occasional dog walker. For families seeking more active pursuits, Trevornick Holiday Park boasts a wealth of facilities, including a heated outdoor pool, spa, kids’ club, and indoor soft play area. Further catering to energetic youngsters, a football pitch, playground, and two stocked fishing ponds provide ample opportunities for fun and adventure.

Trevornick caters to a range of budgets, offering camping pitches starting from £33 per night for a family of four, as well as pre-erected safari-style tents equipped with basic amenities. However, the lodges offer a truly indulgent experience. Thoughtful touches like plush robes, slippers, and oversized towels enhance the sense of luxury. The comfortable beds ensure a restful night’s sleep, and the private hot tub provides a perfect spot to unwind while soaking in the stunning coastal views. The lodge experience is truly worth the splurge for a special getaway.

While the allure of Trevornick may entice guests to stay within the park’s confines, its strategic location also makes it an ideal base for exploring Cornwall’s diverse offerings. A short drive leads to the vibrant town of Newquay, while the charming village of St Agnes, with its quartet of beaches, is just 20 minutes away. For a satisfying meal, the Bowgie Inn in nearby Crantock offers breathtaking sea views and a menu featuring classic pub fare, curries, and fish and chips at reasonable prices. Venturing further afield, the Lost Gardens of Heligan beckon with 60 acres of enchanting woodland, a working farm, and impressive outdoor play areas.

The Lost Gardens of Heligan offer a captivating blend of nature and history. Explore 60 acres of lush woodland, discover a working farm that supplies fresh produce to the on-site Heligan Kitchen restaurant, and let the kids run wild in the impressive outdoor play areas. This unique attraction provides a delightful day out for all ages, seamlessly combining natural beauty with engaging activities. After a day of exploration, returning to the comfort of the lodge provides a welcome respite.

The experience at Trevornick Holiday Park culminates in the simple pleasure of soaking in the lodge’s hot tub, watching the sun dip below the horizon, painting the sky in vibrant hues. These unforgettable sunsets, a hallmark of the Cornish coastline, provide a perfect end to each day. From the luxurious lodge amenities to the stunning natural surroundings, Trevornick offers a truly memorable escape. The combination of relaxation, adventure, and breathtaking scenery makes it an ideal destination for a rejuvenating holiday. The memory of those sunsets, viewed from the comfort of the private hot tub, will undoubtedly linger long after the holiday ends.

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