B & Bs in Newquay

Newquay is an adorable town with great beaches, fantastic surfing and cool clubs and pubs, I only wish I had stayed in the town. Unfortunately Smugglers Haven did not turn out to be the 18-30 club atmosphere holiday park, it was made out to be. In the brochure it was sunny and pictures were laiden with drink cans and bottles, the caravans spaced out and clean with views of the sea. well not quite what we expected. sharing a chalet with 9 other people seems quite brave alone but sharing in a chalet with - holes in the walls, damp bedding, windows not opening, broken beds and in this case the lack of a door on one bedroom it was quite a lot to take. yet do not ...  Read the complete review

Newquay - Great place very busy and very nice - great pubs, great clubs and good restaurants especially the outback pub/night club/restaurant which has superb Australian food and is not a bad night club. Enough of Newquay its self, I shall talk were we stayed in Newquay. It was a sort of 18-30 caravan/chalet site which comprised of many supped up fiestas, "great". But anyway there were nine of us staying in one of the chalets and we all know why there were no pictures of the chalet in the broucher, well you see we got in the place :- there were hundreds of holes in the walls, nothing had been aired so everything was damp, ...  Read the complete review

For the last couple of years we’ve been spending a week in Newquay in October. Being fair weather campers and as we like to take our dog, we opted for renting a caravan. Trevelgue Holiday Park is ideal. During October it costs around £99 for the two of us to rent an eight berth caravan (they only allow dogs in the larger caravans) for a week. The caravans have 2 rooms, 3 beds in one, a double bed in the other and the lounge converts to a double and a single. The cost includes the electricity and gas which is brilliant, especially at that time of year when you need the heating on. The park has a small arcade, and fish and chip shop, a nightclub etc. Having ...  Read the complete review