Heligan St Ewe February 2019

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Although we only had a one night stopover in the stunning  Heligan  campsite in February, it is definitely one which we will return to.


Perched high up yet only two miles from the coast, the site provides stunning views of the South Cornish Coast.


A beautiful February sunset



The site is well spaced and level with high standard facilities.  Very peaceful (in February) with dog walks, play area and shop.  Well placed for the Lost Gardens of Heligan, Mevagissy and St Austell.

You can pick your pitch, subject to availability, if you book online.


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