You’ll find our holiday park just a kilometre north of Perranporth, Cornwall. Sprawled across the grassy sand-dune-topped cliffs, we have some amazing views of the sea. Take special notice of the big curling waves surging up on to the long sandy beach below, they’re some of the best for surfing in the country.

Perran Sands is our only Cornish holiday park where you can find static caravan holiday homes for sale. It’s also the only one of our holiday parks you could buy a caravan at, which has its own surf school - just the thing if you or anyone else in your family is looking to pick up a cool new sport.

The surfing theme carries over to other aspects of our park too, like our recently opened Surf Bay Café. This bright and cheerful beach-inspired restaurant has some excellent local specials you can pick from the menu. Around our central plaza you’ll also find our multi-sports court, Spar convenience store, sports bar, our traditional fish and chip shop, Papa John’s pizza takeaway, the watersports hire shop and our adventure golf course.

Just around the corner from the plaza is our main complex where you can find our indoor and outdoor pools, plus book sessions learning archery, fencing and how to scale our climbing wall.

Why choose Perran Sands?

All of our facilities are nice and central so no matter where you might choose to buy a holiday home here, you’ll never be too far from all the fun stuff. That includes our Live Lounge where our daily entertainment shows are held. We also have kids’ clubs and other daytime entertainment activities that mean you’ll never find it difficult keeping younger family members entertained here.

Our big beautiful sandy beach is another reason people want to buy a static caravan down here. And then of course there’s the fact that Cornwall is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the UK, meaning that there are a lot of great local attractions that have sprung up around here to keep everyone happy.

Things to do in Cornwall

You’re really spoilt for choice with attractions in Cornwall. There’s Land’s End with its 4d cinema and adjacent coastal walks, the famous open air Minnack Theatre, Newquay Zoo and the Blue Reef Aquarium plus the indoor tropical jungle at the Eden Project.

Bodmin Moor, Falmouth harbour and St Ives Bay are all places with wonderful natural sights for you to discover. And then there’s the surfing. With big, consistent waves rolling in from the Atlantic Ocean, Cornwall is the undisputed capital of surfing in the UK and some of the most popular surfing beaches can be found at Newquay and St Ives, both less than 30 miles away.