Due to the current health crisis, please check the current measures before any purchaseThe Holiday ParkNestled amidst the scenic landscapes of South East of Cornwall, Tencreek Holiday Park invites holidaymakers to reconnect with nature and explore the area’s sandy beaches, countryside, festivals, and country pubs. Guests can make the most of the on-site facilities including an indoor heated swimming pool, and multi-sports pitch, while Looe and Polperro await to be explored just a short distance away.The holiday park offers hire of electric and non-electric pitches which are marked and numbered, with street lighting. Other accommodation options include a range of caravans equipped with bathroom and kitchen facilities.On site, guests can satisfy their appetites at Castaways serving hearty dishes and various drinks.Accommodation DetailsTwo-Bedroom Caravan Standard occupancy: six people Maximum occupancy: six people No extra guests allowedGroupon’s Guide To CornwallFrom Bude to Land’s End, Cornwall encompasses everything from chocolate-box villages to vast Atlantic coastlines and vibrant surfing hubs. As residents are rarely more than a half-hour drive from the sea, there’s no surprise it plays a huge part to Cornish life, with busy harbours and Michelin star awarded seafood restaurants allowing fish to go from boat to plate in 24 hours.With clubs, bars, and extreme sports, Newquay has plenty to offer for a youthful crowd, while family-friendly Falmouth has more sheltered beaches and all-ages day outs such as the National Maritime Museum. Away from beach life, grown-up St Ives is an established arts centre, home to the Tate St Ives, Barbara Hepworth’s garden and a wealth of independent galleries. Inland a little, the Eden Project’s greenhouse biomes create spectacular tropical environs and an otherworldly, space-age feel. Visitors can also buy into the local legends on Bodmin Moor or hike along the rugged landscape to catch a glimpse of the fabled beast.