Menehay Farm Touring Park

Menehay Farm Touring Park is a 37-pitch touring park at Budock Water, a village on the western edge of Falmouth in Cornwall, with Swanpool beach and nature reserve under a mile away. The park sits in the grounds of Menehay Farm, secluded and south facing, with Budock Water's pub and shop a short walk away and a bus stop right outside the entrance. Grass and hardstanding pitches take touring caravans, motorhomes and tents, most over 110 square metres with 16-amp electric hookups included, and an adult-only field is available on request. It suits couples and quieter families rather than groups: group bookings are not accepted and every pitch must be booked and paid for before arrival, so spontaneous stopovers are out. The modern amenity building covers free hot showers, a coin-operated laundry, disabled facilities and free WiFi. The real draw is the coast: the South West Coast Path links Swanpool to Gyllyngvase Beach and on to Maenporth, while Falmouth itself offers the National Maritime Museum Cornwall, Pendennis Castle and the third deepest natural harbour in the world. Two well-behaved dogs per pitch stay free, and visitors keep mentioning the same things: spotless facilities, spacious pitches and friendly owners. Menehay Farm is open from Easter to 12 October 2026, with pitches from £30 a night including electric hookup and WiFi.