Camping, caravan and glamping holidays in the Tamar Valley

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A camping or glamping break in the Tamar Valley is one of the most relaxed ways to enjoy this part of Cornwall. The Tamar Valley is the valley of the River Tamar, which forms the border between Cornwall and Devon, and owner-run sites in the area range from simple tent pitches to holiday parks with static caravans and lodges.

Whitsand Bay and Looe, on the south coast, are about half an hour's drive away. Days out to Gunnislake, Callington and Saltash are easy from here. Every site listed is run by its owner, so contact them direct for availability, prices and the facilities on offer.

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Campsites, caravans and glamping in the Tamar Valley

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More holidays across South Cornwall

With few properties listed in the Tamar Valley, here are more owner-advertised properties within easy reach in South Cornwall.

Mawgan Porth, nr Newquay · Camping & Touring · sleeps 10

Sun Haven Holiday Park in Mawgan Porth and nr Newquay gives you a camping and touring site as your base for Cornwall. Days out on foot, by bike or by car start from the door, and you book direct with the people who run it. Wi-Fi / internet access is available.

“Holiday Caravans, Camping and Touring. Set in scenic countryside on the North Cornish coast, just a brisk 10-15 minute woodland walk from the large sandy beach at Mawgan Porth and its beachside facilities - shops, café, take-away, restaurant and public house.” – the owner

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The Tamar Valley holidays – FAQs

The Tamar Valley is the valley of the River Tamar, which forms the border between Cornwall and Devon, about 8 miles from Saltash.

Whitsand Bay and Looe, on the south coast, are about half an hour's drive away.

Yes. Calstock station, on the Tamar Valley Line from Plymouth, is less than a mile and a half away.

Cornwall Online lists campsites, touring parks, static caravans, lodges and glamping in the Tamar Valley and nearby, each advertised by its owner. If only a few are listed, the page also shows sites across the wider region.

Each site links to its own website. You book directly with the site owner, who can confirm pitch types, hook-ups, pets and prices. Cornwall Online charges no booking fees.

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