Blue Hills Touring Park, Cornwall

[BIGROG]

After a 240-mile journey from home I finally arrived at the Blue Hills Campsite to be greeted by the site owners Gary and Loo, after a warm welcome came the magical words to any road weary traveller, tea or coffee, at that point I knew my mini holiday had begun.

Gary took the time to show me the sites first class amenities including the spotless showers and toilets complete with piped music, fresh flowers and even hand soap. Then there was the laundry room with coin-operated washing machines, driers, irons, ironing boards and ample clotheshorses for hanging out washing. Next was the kitchen, great for preparing food this included a microwave and kettle, there is also a covered area with two large sink/drainers for washing up complete with washing up liquid.

On to the site it***8217;s self, there are three camping fields, one very large touring field for anything from the largest motorhome to the smallest of tents, one smaller tent only field then there is the BBQ field, this is a great field for groups to stay who want to party into the night as it is located away from the other fields and you can even have a campfire with the owners consent and they will even supply the logs when available. Every field has many table/benches and there are plenty of standpipes and hook-ups, one thing for motorhome campers to remember is wheel blocks as the fields are sloping, yes, I forgot them but Gary kindly loaned me some.

Within yards of the campsite is the coastal path, great for walking dogs and has some of the best views Cornwall has to offer and there are some wonderful tin mines only minutes away, I walked the costal path every day with Tess my Dog who was made most welcome by Gary and Loo. At this point I must add that Blue Hills is a Biker and motor club friendly site, Gary and Loo are both keen bikers and will chat bike with anyone.

Blue Hills is situated between Perranporth and St Agnes just off the B3285 and is within half a mile of Camping World, one of the best camping shops I know, my stay at Blue Hills was one of the best breaks I have ever had and I have been camping for over 20 years now, only a short drive/ride to some of the best beaches in the UK and I can honestly say, I can***8217;t wait to go back there again.

Rog.

Blue Hills Touring Park,

Cross Coombe,

Trevellas,
St Agnes,
Cornwall,
TR5 0XP
Tel 01872 552999.

Blue Hills Camping

Some pics from my stay at Blue Hills, Enjoy!!!

This is the BBQ field where we camped

This is one of the views just yards from the campsite

A campfire, BBQ and great company.... Magic!

One of the sections of the road trial that Gary kindly took me to see.

OK. so now I am just showing off my bike but what a backdrop !!!

[Boris]

After a 240-mile journey from home I finally arrived at the Blue Hills Campsite to be greeted by the site owners Gary and Loo,

Are the owners the same Gary and Loo of this parish?

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[Mabels Old Man]

Yep that's them

[DaveS]

That's a fantastic write up Rog, what a great place. I really must get down there.

[BIGROG]

Thanks for the complements, I had a fantastic time there and as bikers Gary and Loo were great company, Gary even took me to a local road trial on the Sunday, on the way back I treated him to Sunday lunch and we talked bikes for ages...... Now that's my kind of bloke.

I have some pics of my stay and will do my best to put them on here to show just what a great place Blue Hills is to base your holiday in Cornwall.

Rog.

[BIGROG]

Oh well it's happened, kept thinking about my review of Blue Hills and I just had to do it, I am off down there again next week for a long weekend.

The plan is, to go down Wed or Thurs (17th/18th) and come back Wed or Thurs 24th/25th. I will be going in my van with Tess the Dog and one of my bikes in the back to hack around on down there (the bike not the Dog).

If anyone fancies joining me just give Gary or Loo a call on the number in my report to confirm a space, you won't regret it, might see you there.

Rog.

[DaveS]

Oh well it's happened, kept thinking about my review of Blue Hills and I just had to do it, I am off down there again next week for a long weekend.

The plan is, to go down Wed or Thurs (17th/18th) and come back Wed or Thurs 24th/25th. I will be going in my van with Tess the Dog and one of my bikes in the back to hack around on down there (the bike not the Dog).

If anyone fancies joining me just give Gary or Loo a call on the number in my report to confirm a space, you won't regret it, might see you there.

Rog.

Have a fantastic time. We tried to get in in the summer hols but they are fully booked.
We will get there some time this year hopefully though.

[gary and loo]

Thanks for a great review rog, see you next week, it is all going quiet now so I hope to get out for a ride with you on my Beta RR525 its fast its pretty and it makes me smile!

After a 240-mile journey from home I finally arrived at the Blue Hills Campsite to be greeted by the site owners Gary and Loo, after a warm welcome came the magical words to any road weary traveller, tea or coffee, at that point I knew my mini holiday had begun.

Gary took the time to show me the sites first class amenities including the spotless showers and toilets complete with piped music, fresh flowers and even hand soap. Then there was the laundry room with coin-operated washing machines, driers, irons, ironing boards and ample clotheshorses for hanging out washing. Next was the kitchen, great for preparing food this included a microwave and kettle, there is also a covered area with two large sink/drainers for washing up complete with washing up liquid.

On to the site it’s self, there are three camping fields, one very large touring field for anything from the largest motorhome to the smallest of tents, one smaller tent only field then there is the BBQ field, this is a great field for groups to stay who want to party into the night as it is located away from the other fields and you can even have a campfire with the owners consent and they will even supply the logs when available. Every field has many table/benches and there are plenty of standpipes and hook-ups, one thing for motorhome campers to remember is wheel blocks as the fields are sloping, yes, I forgot them but Gary kindly loaned me some.

Within yards of the campsite is the coastal path, great for walking dogs and has some of the best views Cornwall has to offer and there are some wonderful tin mines only minutes away, I walked the costal path every day with Tess my Dog who was made most welcome by Gary and Loo. At this point I must add that Blue Hills is a Biker and motor club friendly site, Gary and Loo are both keen bikers and will chat bike with anyone.

Blue Hills is situated between Perranporth and St Agnes just off the B3285 and is within half a mile of Camping World, one of the best camping shops I know, my stay at Blue Hills was one of the best breaks I have ever had and I have been camping for over 20 years now, only a short drive/ride to some of the best beaches in the UK and I can honestly say, I can’t wait to go back there again.

Rog.

Blue Hills Touring Park,

Cross Coombe,

Trevellas,
St Agnes,
Cornwall,
TR5 0XP
Tel 01872 552999.

Blue Hills Camping

Some pics from my stay at Blue Hills, Enjoy!!!

This is the BBQ field where we camped

This is one of the views just yards from the campsite

A campfire, BBQ and great company.... Magic!

One of the sections of the road trial that Gary kindly took me to see.

OK. so now I am just showing off my bike but what a backdrop !!!

[gary and loo]

I would like to recomend my own campsite! Well why not, 3 people on the site at the moment and the sun is out, ok it is a bit cold at night but a few beers and it will be fine.
Come on down!
www.bluehillscamping.co.uk

[DaveS]

I would like to recommend my own campsite! Well why not, 3 people on the site at the moment and the sun is out, ok it is a bit cold at night but a few beers and it will be fine.
Come on down!
www.bluehillscamping.co.uk

Damn you! Ok you have a PM to see if the dates are free.