THINGS TO DO IN COVERACK, HELSTON, CORNWALL

THINGS TO DO WHILE YOU ARE VISITING COVERACK.

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THINGS TO DO FOR ALL THE FAMILY IN COVERACK

There is always something going on in Coverack with a packed programme of annual events organised by the different groups and charities here.   Whether it's a beach activity for all the family in the summer, a quiz night in The Paris, a film evening at the Lambeage Hall or a wine tasting event at The Bay, you can be sure of a warm welcome at these events.


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COVERACK WINDSURFING CENTRE

Fancy trying Windsurfing, Kayaking or Paddle Boarding? 

Robin and Chris offer windsurfing tuition for both beginners and advanced sailors, with all the equipment you will need.

They also hire out their stand up paddle boards and kayaks.

Enjoy the sea in Coverack!

COVERACK BEACH & HARBOUR

The beach in Coverack has a large expanse of sand at low tide, and is a great for relaxing and bathing all year round.

Access to the beach is via steps and dogs are welcome all year round, and on a lead in July and August.

Coverack has a beautiful working harbour, and is a great place to sit and watch the world go by!  Swimming off the harbour is very popular, and some guests have caught tiddlers from the harbour wall!

You can check times of high tide and low tide HERE to help plan your visit.  Tide times are also available in Reception and in your holiday caravan.

WALKING IN AND AROUND COVERACK

Coverack is located on the South West Coast Path, and there are walks ranging from a stroll to a more strenuous hike.

Do visit the Terence Coventry Sculpture Park shown here.  Entry to the park is free and access is by foot only.  We have directions in Reception.

These are other popular walks along the coast path:

Coverack to Black Head  /  Coverack to Lowland Point   

   Coverack to Lankidden Cove  /  Coverack to St Keverne

and you will find more on these websites:

South West Coast Path  /   I Walk Cornwall  /  Walking in Cornwall   

CORNISH PISKY PAL TRAILS

A great way to explore Coverack is to walk the Pisky Trail.

During holiday times there are lots of little Piskies hiding in Coverack for you to find.  Each clue leads to a Pisky, and the initial of each one spells out a secret phrase. 

Trails cost £2.50 and are available from  The Old Mill Shop and the Village Stores in Coverack.



ROSKILLY'S, tregellast barton farm tr12 6nx

01326 280479

Meet calves, goats, pigs, sheep, turkeys, geese, chickens and dairy cows

 on the farm at Roskilly's. 

Feed the animals with bags of food available from the

Croust House restaurant.

The Farmyard Family is forever expanding so you're sure to see someone new each time you visit.

After your visit enjoy some Roskilly's ice cream in the Croust House.


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Rated 4.8 out of 5
What a Lovely Friendly Gem of a Park
"This is one of the best most clean and friendly campsites we have ever come to. It is very much like a 5 star campsite with super hosts. nearby areas were super. we went to The Lizard point beach and view areas. There were many more sites but we will explore them next time we come."
Susan
Hardstanding Touring Pitch
May 2024
A Brilliant Park for Camping
"Me and my partner stayed for a week on the non-electric camping field at Little Trevothan whilst visiting family. The park is kept to an exceptionally high standard. Staff are all friendly and i was amazed at how clean the toilet and shower facilities were. Checking in and out was made simple by the amazing customer service of the workers. All in all, a great camping trip, will definitely stay here again."
Chelsey
Non-Electric Tent Pitch
May 2024
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