Penzance Youth Hostel is the place to be if you’re looking for budget-friendly escapes with excellent amenities and clean accommodation on the Cornish coast. There’s no need to break the bank on seaside escapes when this superb site offers stays in a beautiful Georgian Mansion.

Wake up amid a hundred acres of verdant woodland, and listen to the soothing sounds of nature as you start your relaxing holiday at St Ives Holiday Village. The site offers a range of camping accommodations to suit all budgets and tastes.

If you want fine vistas over the Atlantic Ocean, access to food, and clean, comfortable rooms at budget-friendly prices, consider kicking back at Land's End Youth Hostel on your next escape.

It's all sun, sea, and sand at Beachside Holiday Park, a well-equipped, spacious park set on the fringes of the stunning St. Ives Bay. The site rests amid peaceful dunes on arguably one of the finest golden sand beaches in the country.

Mount Hawke Holiday Bungalows is a family-friendly campsite, perfectly positioned a few miles from a range of excellent surf beaches. The compact, family-run campsite provides campers with easy access to buzzing locations like Newquay.

Seaview Holiday Park rests in an enviable location in Cornwall, surrounded by the striking scenery of an official Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This quiet holiday park is a fantastic base for families with kids of all ages and rests on six well-maintained acres of lawn.

If you’re looking to bunk down at the closest campsite to the beach and town of Perranporth, then Perranporth Camping is the perfect spot. This family-friendly camping space rests a trifling 5-7 minute stroll from the sandy beach.

Coverack Youth Hostel is the perfect place for exceptional budget-friendly escapes, surrounded by the picturesque scenery of the glittering ocean in almost every direction.

Quarryfield Caravan and Camping Park is a compact family-run site located just 2-miles outside the lively Newquay town centre. Rumble over for a perfectly peaceful yet eventful escape with the family as you make the most of your enviable position overlooking the golden sands and shimmering ocean of Crantock Beach.

Riverside Holiday Park is a peaceful haven nuzzled amid such viewsome and tranquil surroundings; one can easily forget that lively Newquay, with its excellent amenities and attractions.

Trenance Holiday Park is quite proud of its excellent location, set a mere 15-minute stroll from the Newquay town centre and the nearest caramel sand beaches. The park is the love and labour of the Hoyte.

Coastal Valley Camp and Crafts is a fab site providing Cornish glamping and camping opportunities, a leisurely stroll from the inviting beaches of Newquay. The friendly site has heaps of arts.

Within 56 acres of stunning lakes, meadows and woodlands in St. Austell, Meadows Lake opens the door to the most scenic views of the Cornish countryside. Choose from a variety of caravans.

Carnevas Farm Holiday Park rests amid unspoiled countryside, bordered by the stunning North Cornish coastline. The site rests in a peaceful yet central location, making it an ideal base for a blend of sightseeing and lazing.

Wake up amid rolling, peaceful countryside and savour stunning vistas as you brew a cuppa and give yourself some time to wake up. The small family-run park is an excellent base for anyone who wants to explore the numerous attractions along Cornwall’s south coast or spend lazy days lounging in the sunshine on golden sand beaches.

Atlantic Bays Holiday Park is the only campsite one hears the tempting offer of 'Seven Bays for Seven Days'. The park is perfect for coastal escapes with the entire family in tow and serves as a conveniently located beach haven.

St Martins Campsite has been a source of joy for camping sorts for quite a while, having welcomed guests since the mid-sixties, and now plays an essential role in the island lifestyle.

The Eden Project Youth Hostel is the official accommodation provider for on-site stays at the world-renowned Eden Project. The comfortable and welcoming hostel rests in a quiet corner on one of Cornwall’s most frequented attractions.