Treen Farm Campsite is a long-established, family-run site near St Levan in Cornwall, set a comfortable field's length back from the clifftop on the Penwith peninsula.

The site has been in the Halls family for generations, with its camping origins tracing back to World War II when the RAF commandeered clifftop land for a communications post, leaving fields unsuitable for farming but ideal for tents.

With around 100 pitches, the site sits within a 10-minute walk of Pedn Vounder and Porthcurno beaches, and a short stroll reaches the fishing cove of Penberth and the famous Minack Theatre.

The farm's own organic Guernsey cows pass the campsite gateway daily, and organic milk, yoghurt, and eggs are available from the farm.

An on-site shop stocks essentials alongside locally sourced produce, freshly baked pastries, and a bean-to-cup coffee machine. Pets are welcome.