tintagel camping for two nights (1 Viewer)

[paulus the woodgnome]

have booked to go to cornwall next week and on the thur and fri nights we are stopping at trewett farm caravan club site for £60.oo for the two nights
has anybody ever stopped at the carpark in tintagel as i believe that it is £2 all day and £3 for a motorhome to park overnight
can you do this for two nights running and is it SAFE and QUIET or should i just stay at trewett farm on the cliffs.

£60 for four off us cc or £10 at carpark thats £50 saving
saftey is the main issue anybody stopped there?

 

[peter H]

60 quid for two nights, wow. They serve breakfast in bed for that ?

Peter

 

[paulus the woodgnome]

no breakfast

Price breakdown
03 June 2010 - 04 June 2010 : Peak Season
Pitch fees for 1 night @ £7.80 per night £7.80
4 Adults for 1 night @ £6.20 per adult per night £24.80
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04 June 2010 - 05 June 2010 : Value Season
Pitch fees for 1 night @ £5.70 per night £5.70
4 Adults for 1 night @ £5.50 per adult per night £22.00
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Total £60.30

no breakfast in bed you have to cook your own

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[Welsh girl]

Seemed very quiet when we were there last year, cant see any problems with safety the village is too sleepy!!! there were a few motorhomes there as well as us, we were at a camping and caravan cs in bude and drove there for the day lovely place huge hill to go to the beach,tongue in cheek!!! there is a cl in tintagel 1 and half miles from tintagel £3 a night no leckie and buses near by called lower menadue farm trewarmett tintagel pl34 0hr 01840770884 you need to be a member though

 

[clarify]

Was there last week car park tintagel def 3 pounds a night a couple of vans there when we were there

 

[hogan]

I may upset a few people here but here goes
If folks carry on paying these stupid prices then campsites will keep the charges up.
I have just spent 27 days touring Spain/France/UK total camp site fees €25 most of this was for jetons for water.

Years ago when I kept a boat in a marina the mantra of the marina operators was

"we will keep putting up the charges until the pips squeak "

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[paulus the woodgnome]

the answer to my question must be to stop in the carpark then?

 

[peter H]

What ever you decide, I hope you all have a thoughly great time and the weather is kind.

Peter

 

[navman]

Was there a couple of weeks ago ( just me so not so much) and it is a great site, right on the cliff edge. Some great walks.

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[rainbow chasers]

Its tintagel......what can happen??

Maybe a seagull might land on your roof and decide to nick your breakfast?

Not much really goes on....just camp and enjoy!:thumb:

 

[Big Momma]

Is this not what Motorhoming is all about, staying on campsites when you want or have to or being able to park up in a car park if the opporunity is there. If the display board allows you to stay overnight, as it obviously does, then this sounds a bit like the principle of the French Aires (without the obvious water,electricity services) to encourage visitors to stay local and perhaps spend some money in the local town.

Enjoy, and with some of that dosh that you save spend a little in the local shops

 

[Beachbum]

You can stay as many nights as you wish at the car park. You will have to punch in your Reg: No: when getting your ticket. I usually park right at the back end of the car park away from the mainstream. Note the times of overnighting which shows up on the regulation board.

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