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5 Best Newquay Caravan Holiday Parks - 2025
Newquay is one of Cornwall's busiest holiday resorts, thanks to its family friendly attractions and sandy beaches.
It's a good choice if you want surfing lessons and plenty to do, rather than if you want a week away from it all. Newquay is also a good base for exploring Cornwall, as it's less remote than the Lizard Peninsula, Land's End or St Ives.
There's a very good choice of caravan holiday parks in and around Newquay, including big names (Haven, John Fowler, Park Holidays) as well as quieter family-run sites.
Here's our pick of the five best Newquay caravan holiday parks:
It's a good choice if you want surfing lessons and plenty to do, rather than if you want a week away from it all. Newquay is also a good base for exploring Cornwall, as it's less remote than the Lizard Peninsula, Land's End or St Ives.
There's a very good choice of caravan holiday parks in and around Newquay, including big names (Haven, John Fowler, Park Holidays) as well as quieter family-run sites.
Here's our pick of the five best Newquay caravan holiday parks:
1. Haven Perran Sands Holiday Park (busy Haven holiday park, indoor swimming pool, beachside location)
**Winner: best value Newquay holiday park**
**Haven's 2025 Offers: Last minute bargains from £49 + Summer holidays from £205 + Kids Eat For £1**
Haven has got two holiday parks in Cornwall including Perran Sands in the Newquay area and Riviere Sands, which is in the more remote section around the South West of the county.
Family friendly caravan park Perran Sands gets a solid 80% from reviewers and it's very well equipped (we calculate review scores by adding together TripAdvisor and Google Review scores and then converting them into a percentage for easy comparison).
Perran Sands has also got the South West coastal path nearby and it's walking distance to a nice stretch of beach.
The particularly good news is that the beach next to Perran Sands is one of the cleanest in Cornwall. Perranporth Penhale Sands scores the maximum three star rating from the Environment Agency for 'excellent' water cleanliness in summer.
It's got indoor and outdoor swimming pools, surf and paddleboard lessons, food outlets, evening entertainments, a sports court and adventure golf. Getting to Newquay itself is a 20-minute drive, but you'll spend a lot of your time at the nearer beaches.
Haven is one of the biggest names in the caravan holiday park market in the UK. You'll generally find they cost a little bit more than rival Parkdean Resorts holiday parks (lots of them were formerly called Park Resorts holiday parks). However, average review scores tend to be a little higher as well (see our Haven v Parkdean comparison).
Perran Sands also has glamping tents and yurts, which are usually cheaper than a caravan or chalet. If you want to upgrade from a caravan, there are posher 'beach houses', which are more like the lodges that you get at a lot of UK holiday parks.
Price: £1235 for a week in a Saver caravan for a family of four in early August 2024. Haven now offers two options with a holiday booking. We've included the price for a normal 'Haven' holiday, which means you can use the facilities. Haven Hideaway just gives you accommodation and access to the restaurants. For this week, it would be about £130 cheaper. Read our guide to Haven Hideaway or read Haven's official guide.
Family friendly caravan park Perran Sands gets a solid 80% from reviewers and it's very well equipped (we calculate review scores by adding together TripAdvisor and Google Review scores and then converting them into a percentage for easy comparison).
Perran Sands has also got the South West coastal path nearby and it's walking distance to a nice stretch of beach.
The particularly good news is that the beach next to Perran Sands is one of the cleanest in Cornwall. Perranporth Penhale Sands scores the maximum three star rating from the Environment Agency for 'excellent' water cleanliness in summer.
It's got indoor and outdoor swimming pools, surf and paddleboard lessons, food outlets, evening entertainments, a sports court and adventure golf. Getting to Newquay itself is a 20-minute drive, but you'll spend a lot of your time at the nearer beaches.
Haven is one of the biggest names in the caravan holiday park market in the UK. You'll generally find they cost a little bit more than rival Parkdean Resorts holiday parks (lots of them were formerly called Park Resorts holiday parks). However, average review scores tend to be a little higher as well (see our Haven v Parkdean comparison).
Perran Sands also has glamping tents and yurts, which are usually cheaper than a caravan or chalet. If you want to upgrade from a caravan, there are posher 'beach houses', which are more like the lodges that you get at a lot of UK holiday parks.
Price: £1235 for a week in a Saver caravan for a family of four in early August 2024. Haven now offers two options with a holiday booking. We've included the price for a normal 'Haven' holiday, which means you can use the facilities. Haven Hideaway just gives you accommodation and access to the restaurants. For this week, it would be about £130 cheaper. Read our guide to Haven Hideaway or read Haven's official guide.
Haven's Perran Sands is right next door to a great beach...
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...and it's got lots to do, including swimming, sports and minigolf
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2. Trevella Holiday Park (10 minutes to Newquay, fishing lakes, outdoor swimming pool)
Trevella Holiday Park is just outside Newquay. It’ll take you about 10 minutes to drive to the town’s main beaches or you can get to Crantock Beach in five minutes by car.
The resort offers a bit of a quieter holiday experience than you’ll get from a caravan park right in the centre of Newquay. It’s got a couple of fishing lakes, which might keep some members of your party happy.
There isn’t an indoor swimming pool, but the outdoor swimming pool is heated. Other activities onsite include a minigolf course and a playground, but it certainly doesn’t offer the jam-packed schedule of a Haven holiday park.
Customers say positive things about this park. It scores an average of 4.3/5 on TripAdvisor or 4.4/5 on Google Reviews. That gives us a truly impressive average of 87%.
You can bring a pet with you to Trevella Holiday Park. It’s worth noting that it’s quite a hilly site, which might be tricky for some people.
Price: £1149 for a family of four sharing a two-bedroom caravan. The caravan is designed to take six people including two in the lounge. Squeezing six people in would but a little cosy but it would lower the price per person. Another option is to pay about £115 extra for a caravan that sleeps eight people. That would be a little cosy, but you’d be paying £20 per person, per night which is a good price for Cornwall in peak season.
The resort offers a bit of a quieter holiday experience than you’ll get from a caravan park right in the centre of Newquay. It’s got a couple of fishing lakes, which might keep some members of your party happy.
There isn’t an indoor swimming pool, but the outdoor swimming pool is heated. Other activities onsite include a minigolf course and a playground, but it certainly doesn’t offer the jam-packed schedule of a Haven holiday park.
Customers say positive things about this park. It scores an average of 4.3/5 on TripAdvisor or 4.4/5 on Google Reviews. That gives us a truly impressive average of 87%.
You can bring a pet with you to Trevella Holiday Park. It’s worth noting that it’s quite a hilly site, which might be tricky for some people.
Price: £1149 for a family of four sharing a two-bedroom caravan. The caravan is designed to take six people including two in the lounge. Squeezing six people in would but a little cosy but it would lower the price per person. Another option is to pay about £115 extra for a caravan that sleeps eight people. That would be a little cosy, but you’d be paying £20 per person, per night which is a good price for Cornwall in peak season.
Trevella Holiday Park is a quiet and friendly holiday park which is a 10 minute drive to Newquay...
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...and it has a couple of fishing lakes for visitors
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3. Perran View Holiday Park (20 minutes to Newquay, indoor swimming pool, playground)
**Perran View Offers: save up to 30% on last minute deals + summer holidays from £295**
Perran View Holiday Park is a caravan site run by John Fowler Holidays. They’re a popular mid-market chain that is usually good value.
It isn’t right in Newquay but it’s a decent choice if you want a slightly quieter setting that is close enough for day trips. It’ll take you about 20 minutes to get to the seafront in Newquay or the rather lovely beach at Perranporth is five minutes away in the car.
The resort at Perran View is well-equipped with plenty of activities. There’s a modestly sized playground, tennis courts, football pitch, volleyball and pool tables as well as a BMX track, which is unusual for a holiday park. During the peak season there are shows for children.
You can argue your way through a game of minigolf ("that was a practice shot" etc.) and go for a swim in the indoor swimming pool. The swimming pool isn’t huge, but you’ll be glad for somewhere to go if you arrive to find it’s pouring with rain.
There’s a pub onsite if you don’t want to cook.
The accommodation at Perran View Holiday Park is more like terraced chalets rather than caravans. The good news is that they aren’t as narrow and wobbly as caravans but keep in mind that you have to be able to climb stairs.
Customers give Perran View Holiday Park a score of 4.3/5 on Google Reviews or 4/5 on TripAdvisor. That's 83% overall, which is slightly behind Trevella Holiday Park (see #2) but still a very worthy score.
Price: £1188 for a week in a pet friendly ‘Bronze’ house for a family of four in August 2025. The accommodation can sleep six people. The Silver and Gold upgrades have slightly newer furniture.
It isn’t right in Newquay but it’s a decent choice if you want a slightly quieter setting that is close enough for day trips. It’ll take you about 20 minutes to get to the seafront in Newquay or the rather lovely beach at Perranporth is five minutes away in the car.
The resort at Perran View is well-equipped with plenty of activities. There’s a modestly sized playground, tennis courts, football pitch, volleyball and pool tables as well as a BMX track, which is unusual for a holiday park. During the peak season there are shows for children.
You can argue your way through a game of minigolf ("that was a practice shot" etc.) and go for a swim in the indoor swimming pool. The swimming pool isn’t huge, but you’ll be glad for somewhere to go if you arrive to find it’s pouring with rain.
There’s a pub onsite if you don’t want to cook.
The accommodation at Perran View Holiday Park is more like terraced chalets rather than caravans. The good news is that they aren’t as narrow and wobbly as caravans but keep in mind that you have to be able to climb stairs.
Customers give Perran View Holiday Park a score of 4.3/5 on Google Reviews or 4/5 on TripAdvisor. That's 83% overall, which is slightly behind Trevella Holiday Park (see #2) but still a very worthy score.
Price: £1188 for a week in a pet friendly ‘Bronze’ house for a family of four in August 2025. The accommodation can sleep six people. The Silver and Gold upgrades have slightly newer furniture.
John Fowler's Perran View Holiday Park has chalets instead of caravans...
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...and there's a pub at the resort if you don't fancy cooking
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4. Piran Meadows Resort and Spa (posh park, indoor swimming pool, short drive to the beach)
**Winner: cheapest Newquay holiday park**
Piran Meadows Resort and Spa is at the posher end of Cornwall's holiday park market, but prices are comparable to others that don't get such glowing reviews.
It's exceedingly well equipped with indoor and outdoor swimming pools, as well as a sauna, fitness suite, golf simulator, soft play, archery, fencing, horse riding, quad bikes and somewhere to eat. Bear in mind that some activities cost extra.
Reviews are exceptionally good, averaging 4.4/5 on Trip Advisor or 4.6/5 on Google Reviews - or 90% on average. The main downside is that it's a 10 minute drive inland from Newquay, so you can't walk to the beach.
You can pick between basic caravans or more expensive ones, which come with hot tubs.
Price: £1005 for a week in a St Austell caravan for a family of four in August 2025.
It's exceedingly well equipped with indoor and outdoor swimming pools, as well as a sauna, fitness suite, golf simulator, soft play, archery, fencing, horse riding, quad bikes and somewhere to eat. Bear in mind that some activities cost extra.
Reviews are exceptionally good, averaging 4.4/5 on Trip Advisor or 4.6/5 on Google Reviews - or 90% on average. The main downside is that it's a 10 minute drive inland from Newquay, so you can't walk to the beach.
You can pick between basic caravans or more expensive ones, which come with hot tubs.
Price: £1005 for a week in a St Austell caravan for a family of four in August 2025.
Piran Meadows is a posh lodges-and-hot-tubs resort...
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...with a swimming pool and other activities
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5. Hendra Holiday Park (indoor swimming pool, great reviews, short drive to beach)
Hendra Holiday Park is another very well-equipped Newquay holiday park with loads to do onsite for families. It's a couple of miles from the beach, but reviews are amongst the best in Cornwall, averaging 90% (4.4/5 on TripAdvisor and 4.6/5 on Google Reviews).
The park is busy with indoor and outdoor swimming pools (the indoor one has three flumes), as well as activities for kids, places to eat, playgrounds and a skate park. They also do some more unusual activities such as lifeguard training.
It's about 10 minutes by car to the seafront at Newquay where there are various family friendly things to do, such as Newquay Activity Centre.
I'd say Hendra Holiday Park is a good choice if you want somewhere you can spend a couple of days onsite. It's big and busy, so it's not one for someone looking for a week of silence and solitude.
Price: £1365 for a week in a Holywell caravan for a family of four in August 2025. This model is a two-bedroom caravan which was new in 2017. It is narrow at 10 foot.
The park is busy with indoor and outdoor swimming pools (the indoor one has three flumes), as well as activities for kids, places to eat, playgrounds and a skate park. They also do some more unusual activities such as lifeguard training.
It's about 10 minutes by car to the seafront at Newquay where there are various family friendly things to do, such as Newquay Activity Centre.
I'd say Hendra Holiday Park is a good choice if you want somewhere you can spend a couple of days onsite. It's big and busy, so it's not one for someone looking for a week of silence and solitude.
Price: £1365 for a week in a Holywell caravan for a family of four in August 2025. This model is a two-bedroom caravan which was new in 2017. It is narrow at 10 foot.
Hendra Holiday Park has a large indoor swimming pool with flumes...
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...and lots of modern caravans for 4-8 people
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Price comparison: Newquay's five best caravan holiday parks
Our price comparison looked for the cheapest accommodation available for a family of four. We wanted a holiday in early August 2025 for two adults and two children and searched for it in September 2024. We didn't include any extras or upgrades, such as bringing a pet. Here are the results:
- Piran Meadows Resort and Spa - £1005 **Winner: cheapest holiday park**
- Trevella Holiday Park - £1149
- Perran View Holiday Park - £1188
- Haven's Perran Sands Holiday Park - £1235 **Winner: best value holiday park**
- Hendra Holiday Park - £1365
Images are from Haven, Park Holidays, John Fowler Holidays, Hendra Holiday Park and Darwin Escapes.
