Eat & drink

Beaches

Walks

Activities

When you stay at Foxglove Field, our boutique camping spot in Cornwall, you’re perfectly placed for adventure. From wild swims in turquoise waters to cliff‑top theatre shows and exploring ancient landmarks, there’s something here for every kind of holidaymaker. Whether you’re here for an action‑packed getaway or a slow, scenic escape, you’ll find it all within easy reach of your tent.

Stones Reef Boatshed Activity Centre

Only ten minutes down the road from us, the Boatshed Activity Centre at Praa Sands offers a huge range of activities:

Surf lessons
Bodyboard lessons
Kayak lessons and tours
Paddleboard lessons and tours
Coasteering
Monster paddle boarding
Smugglers quest.

They also run a full hire service and have a beach‑front bar and kitchen.

Book your activities and find out more here.

St Michael's mount

Just a few miles from Foxglove Field is the village of Marazion, from which you get one of the most stunning views in the whole of Cornwall, looking over the water to the iconic and stunning tidal island that is St Michael’s Mount. At low tide, you can cross the historic causeway and explore its ancient walls. Find out more here.

THE MINACK THEATRE

One of the undisputed jewels of Cornwall, The Minack Theatre in Porthcurno is one of the most stunning places in the world to watch theatre. In a venue carved into the cliff and overlooking the sea, enjoy a play and some of the best views in the UK. Book your visit here.

Coasteering on the coast of West Cornwall

Kernow Coasteering

Kernow Coasteering's experiences will give you a chance to see the wild side of Cornwall. Climb, scramble, swim and jump your way along the coastline, and get a whole different perspective that most will never see. Find out more about the range of coasteering and rock climbing activities here.

Galleries

Just 30 minutes from Foxglove Field is the world-famous Tate gallery at St Ives, while Penzance hosts the Newylyn Contemporary Art Gallery and the Exchange. Elsewhere, the villages and towns surrounding us are filled with local independent craft shops to explore and pick up gifts to take back home from local artists.

xplore abandoned tin mines with guided caving tours

Cornwall Underground Adventures

For the thrill-seekers, Cornwall Underground Adventures offer caving trips in Cornwall's abandoned tin mines. Go below the surface and discover the subterranean world carved out by the Cornish miners over hundreds of years. They offer a range of tours and difficulty levels to discover this important part of Cornish history. Find out more here.

Lands End
Cycle Hire

Cycling is a great way to explore the beautiful Cornish countryside and there are lots of great cycling routes around us. Lands End Cycle Hire provides a huge range of bikes including hybrids, electric bikes, road bikes and mountain bikes. They provide a delivery service for multi day hires and groups of 4+, just bear in mind this depends on availability and you'll need to call ahead! Find out more here.

ubilee Pool – A beautiful Art Deco seawater lido in Penzance

Jubilee Pool

Jubilee Pool is a beautiful Art Deco seawater lido with a large main pool and a smaller geothermally heated pool. Typically the main pool is 1-2 degrees above sea temperature, while the geothermal pool is heated to 30-35 degrees via a 410m deep geothermal well. Tickets can be booked on their website here, and with the popularity of the geothermal pool, definitely book in advance!

Paddleboard in the shadow of St Michael’s Mount

Ocean High

Paddle board in Marazion against the magical backdrop of St Michael's Mount with Ocean High. They are based just down the road from us and provide a variety of watersports activities, with lessons, equipment hire, and a range of other experiences on offer. Find out more here.

Views from a helicopter ride to Isles of Scilly

Penzance Helicopters

For those looking for something very special, Penzance Helicopters may be for you. They offer day trips to the beautiful Isles of Scilly, just a 15 minute helicopter flight, where you can discover deserted bays and subtropical gardens; embark on a kayak adventure or swim with seals; savour Scillonian seafood or walk through history. Your return flight takes a different route, offering unique views of the rugged cliffs, iconic sights and hidden coves of the Cornish coast. Find out more here.

small‑group trip from Penzance to encounter blue sharks in the wild

BLUE SHARK SNORKEL

Based in Penzance, Blue Shark Snorkel offer a unique and unforgettable wildlife experience. They run day trips with small groups to encounter blue sharks in their natural environment. Previous snorkelling experience is required, but they offer equipment and fin hire. Find out more and book your adventure here.

TREMENHEERE Sculpture GARDENS

Tremenheere is one of the most unique all-year-round gardens to visit in Cornwall.

The microclimate of kindly winter temperatures and shelter from the wind allow exotic and half-hardy plants to flourish. The dramatic landscape provides a beautiful backdrop to inspiring sculptural artworks by world renowned artists. In addition to the sculpture gardens, they also have a beautiful gallery and a restaurant, as well as a nursery offering an impressive collection of plants, specialising in rare and unusual succulent varieties. Find out more here.

Join guided wild swims through caves and around St Michael’s Mount

SEA SWIM CORNWALL

Sea Swim Cornwall are based in Penzance and offer swimming holidays, private bookings, one-off swims, events and coaching. They offer a range of excursions including 3-day group trips, privately booked holidays and wild swimming days out. With their expertise you'll experience the best parts of the coast with likeminded people, and have the opportunity to swim through caves, around St Michael's Mount, through remote fishing harbours or across white sand beaches. Find out more about the world-class swims here.

Walks

With the South West Coast Path on your doorstep, our luxury glamping site by the Cornish coast is a walker’s dream. Step out of your tent and into some of the most spectacular scenery in the county.

Foxglove Field to St Michael's Mount

In just 40 minutes, you can walk from Foxglove Field to one of the best views in Cornwall (or the whole of the UK if you ask us). Heading down into Marazion and and then out on the causeway to St. Michael’s Mount is well worth the 2-mile trip.

Hiking trail from glamping site to St Michael's Mount

Foxglove Field to prussia cove (loop)

A longer coastal trail that takes in hidden coves such as Bessy’s Cove, the secret Piskies Cove, and Perranuthnoe Beach.

Hiking trail from glamping site along South West Coast Path to hidden coves such as Bessy's Cove

Foxglove Field to Perranuthnoe beach

We’d highly recommend checking out our local beach at Perranuthnoe and its cafes and galleries. If you don’t want to stop there, it’s also an ideal place to hop onto the South West Coast Path in either direction.

Hiking trail from glamping site to Perranuthnoe Beach

Beaches

Cornwall is, of course, known for its beaches, and at Foxglove Field you’re just minutes from some of the very best. Within half an hour of our boutique camping spot, you can experience the gorgeous expanse and activities of Praa Sands, get your surf on at Sennen Cove, take in a number of art galleries at Perranuthnoe and beyond. For any type of afternoon at the seaside, we’ve got you covered.

Click on the beaches below to find out more of what to expect at each.

Eat & drink

Part of the charm of staying at Foxglove Field’s luxury campsite in Cornwall is enjoying the fantastic local food and drink just minutes away. From cosy cafés to lively pubs and beach bars, you’ll find something to suit every mood and appetite.

Carrot cake and coffee at The Peppercorn Café in Perranuthnoe

The Peppercorn Cafe, Perranuthnoe

Situated at our local beach, The Peppercorn Cafe offers hot drinks and wholesome breakfasts and lunches, with daily specials also available. We can particularly recommend their courgette cake! Find out more here.

Chips and beers at The Cabin Beach Cafe on the South West Coast Path

The Cabin Beach Cafe, Perranuthnoe

Also at Perranuthnoe is the Cabin Beach Café, set just off the coast path. Dogs are welcome in its spacious garden, while the menu includes loads of great vegetarian and gluten free options. Get a closer look here.

Fine dining at The Godolphin with views out the window of St Michael's Mount

The Godolphin, Marazion

Never mind the gorgeous views out to St. Michael’s Mount, The Godolphin is the perfect spot for beachside dining, drinks and light bites, a full brunch menu, dinner and cocktails and so much more… and it’s only a 20 minute walk from your home at Foxglove Field! See their menus here.

Local fish dish at The Victoria Inn in Perranuthnoe

The Victoria Inn, Perranuthnoe

One of the oldest inns in Cornwall, the Victoria is a quintessential English pub, with hearty food and local ales available to help you wind down after a day of exploring. See more of what they’ve got going on here.

Pint in the pub garden of The Fire Engine over looking St Michael's Mount

The Fire Engine, Marazion

Just down the road from the Godolphin is the Fire Engine, our favourite local pub. Here, they offer traditional pub food and woodfired pizzas, local beers and unbeatable views out to sea. Check them out before your visit here.

Crispy squid at The Mussel Shoal in Porthleven - a seafood harbourside hut

The Mussel Shoal, Porthleven

Based out of a wooden hut on the gorgeous harbourside, The Mussel Shoal serves up delicious moules-frites among other sea-based delicacies and is one of the area’s most truly special dining experiences. For people looking for something even more unique, they also offer meal experiences on a pontoon in the middle of the harbour. Visit them on Instagram to get a taster.