"The hotel is in a good position with Lidl and a Pub closeby, which was good for dinner. The room is quite large with a good view. The breakfast food was nice but the slow service and lack of process to take orders defintely the needs improvement. Otherwise we enjoyed our 1 night stay."
"Lovely hotel , traditional style which we like but with clean and modern furnishings. Lift was out of order which was unfortunate as I have a knee injury! Nobody’s fault, apparently part is on order and should be fixed soon. No baked beans with cooked breakfast to my husbands disappointment!
Complimentary bottle of fizz for our wedding anniversary which was a lovely touch, thank you. Staff friendly and attentive."
"Expansive property. RESORT
Long steep walk into town.
Safe with guard/ code entry, and code for walking path entry.
Town will be touristy. Study where to go first. Eat your ice cream in the evening when seagulls go to bed.
Quickly addressed problems were towel warmers didn't turn on. Key broke off in lock. Old building problems."
"Just returned from a short but sweet stay at the Great Western Newquay at the beginning of September. Having stayed previously, i generally knew what to expect, although this time it was apparent that the wear and tear of many busy summers had really caught up with the place and it is all in need of a serious refurbishment. The public areas such as the stairwells, corridors and reception areas in particular are like a throwback to decades past.
The location is great and has to to be the hotels biggest selling points. There are many rooms that will have sea views, as well as the bar and restaurant areas all having great views too. The hotel is just far enough away from some of the more "lively" parts of Newquay, that if you end up with a road side room at the front of the hotel, theres less chance you'll be disturbed than some other hotels a little further down. It's also close enough to plenty of other eating areas and a short walk to the town centre to not be considered ti be "out of the way" in any shape or form and ofcourse minutes from both Great Western and Tolcarn beaches. Furthermore there is a bus stop directly outside the front of the property with services towards Padstow, Newquay Airport, St Austell and Truro. Additionally, Newquay railway station is just a 2 minute walk over the road as well!
We stayed in a sea view room overlooking the Great Western beach. The views are of course delightful. The room itself was very clean and although very dated well kept."
If you're planning an adventure to Camborne, staying at a caravan park is a great way to get to know the area. Travellers like this area for both its parks and its bars. After you've settled in at the caravan park in Camborne, get out into nature and make it a memorable trip.
What are some of the best caravan parks near Camborne?
If you're looking for some ways to explore Camborne while making the most of your travel budget, this destination has lots to offer. Spots where you'll find natural beauty on display include Tehidy Country Park, Cornwall National Landscape and Godrevy Head.
What's it like staying in a Camborne caravan park?
Reserving a spot at a caravan park is a fun and convenient choice if you're travelling to Camborne. This type of accommodation provides you with spacious grounds to park your motorhome and stay overnight in a scenic location. You and your friends can make use of the amenities provided by many caravan parks, such as charging stations, Wi-Fi and barbecue areas.