The beauty of travelling by Campervan is that there really is no limit where you can stop, in most of the north of Scotland, you can even just pull over on the side of the road legally if you were to find a view you fancied waking up to. having the comfort of the Campervan, means you could perch on the top of a hillside, even in the worst weathers to awake to the picture perfect views
What better way to take in a stunning sunset, than to be sat outside the camper, under the clear sky, with the most breathtaking of views. your imagination is the only limiting factor to what the view is outside the window of the camper van
This site is situated within walking distance of the traditional Cornish fishing port and holiday resort of St Ives. There are really lovely views of the beach, so it’s not surprising that this is a popular spot for surfers who head to Porthmeor Beach for sand, surf and sunsets. Facilities at the site are first-rate, with a children’s play area and games room, a wet room for wetsuits, and plenty of hot water after a day in the sea. Hairdryers, showers and hot water are free.
The views from this charming site to West Looe on the far side of Hanner Fore, and over the water to St George’s Island, are some of the best in Cornwall. A small site, it’s beautifully run, with a good amenities block and free hot showers and Wi-Fi, and electric hookups (£3). Also available are “camping snugs” – wooden huts for which “you bring everything except the tent”. If the weather turns nasty, the Eden Project is about 10 miles away.
