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Treloy Touring Park is a 30-acre, family-run touring and camping park in a sheltered valley 3 miles from Newquay in Cornwall, with a heated outdoor pool and pitches averaging 120 square metres. The park sits on Newquay's quieter inland side: Porth beach is about 2 miles away, Watergate Bay about 3 miles by road, and the 9-hole Treloy Golf Club is nearby. Pitch options run from non-electric grass in the Kestrel area through 16-amp electric grass to fully serviced hardstandings, plus new XL pitches for 2026 at roughly 12 by 16 metres, and a Shepherd's Hut that sleeps two adults (no children or dogs in the hut). The Paull family has run Treloy for over 40 years and takes families and couples only, with no group bookings, so it stays calm even in peak August. Beyond the pool there is the Surfrider Bar, a cafe cooking Cornish breakfasts and evening meals, a games room, a playground with a zip wire, and a small nature reserve with ponds for dipping. Dogs are welcome (maximum two, £7 a night) with their own shower and exercise field, while open fires and wood burning are banned; charcoal fire pits and BBQs are fine. The park is open 15 May to 8 September 2026, with pitches from £21 a night booked direct.
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