Teneriffe Farm Campsite National Trust

Teneriffe Farm Campsite is a National Trust campsite on the Lizard peninsula in west Cornwall, set on former farmland at Predannack with far-reaching sea views and the South West Coast Path a ten minute walk away. Mullion, the nearest village, is 2 miles away with shops, pubs and a post office; Mullion Cove and its harbour are a 45 minute walk along the coast, Kynance Cove, one of Cornwall's best known beaches, an hour's walk south, and Lizard Point a couple of miles beyond that. Grass pitches across three fields take tents, campervans, motorhomes, caravans and trailer tents, some with electric hook up, with 20 pitches in low season rising to 60 in high season, and four insulated camping pods sleep two adults or two adults and two children (two pods take dogs). There are no hardstandings, campfires are banned (raised charcoal barbecues are fine, and reception hires out stands), and bookings are capped at four adults, so larger groups are better off elsewhere. Free hot showers, a laundry, a dog wash, an ice block freezer and a small National Trust shop cover the basics, and the pitches sit among wildflower meadows managed for wildlife, which keeps the birdsong turned up. Dogs camp free, two per party. Teneriffe Farm Campsite is open from 27 March to 31 October 2026, with prices quoted through the National Trust's online booking system.