Come To Good Farm

Come To Good Farm is a five-pitch Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site on a working farm at Come-to-Good near Feock, about 4 miles south of Truro in Cornwall, open to Club members all year round. The site sits in a sheltered valley on 1.5 acres of level ground, in the hamlet best known for its thatched 1710 Quaker meeting house, with Loe Beach at Feock around 1.5 miles away and Trelissick Garden and the King Harry Ferry to the Roseland Peninsula both about 2 miles by road. There are 2 hardstandings and 3 grass pitches, each with its own water tap and electric hook-up, plus a separate small camping field taking up to 10 tents; caravans, motorhomes, campervans, trailer tents and rooftop tents are all accepted. You need Club membership to stay, so the site does not suit non-members or anyone after a bar, playground or evening entertainment. What stands out is the quiet: guests consistently mention the peaceful valley, the sheep in the surrounding fields and owners who go out of their way to help, and the site holds a 4.9 rating on Tripadvisor. Facilities cover flushing toilets, showers, a chemical disposal point and a dog walk, and dogs are welcome. Come To Good Farm is open from 1 January to 31 December 2026 with pitches from £28 a night for members, booked through the Club, a proper quiet base for Truro, Falmouth and this sheltered corner of Cornwall.