Cadgwith Camping is a back-to-basics site on a working dairy farm, perched above the historic fishing village of Cadgwith on the lee side of Cornwall's Lizard Peninsula.

Pitches sit roughly 69 metres above sea level, offering sweeping views of the Cornish coast with notable sunrises and sunsets, and direct access to the South West Coast Path.

The family-run site provides hot showers, compostable toilets, and food available throughout the day from the on-site "Birdies" catering. Campfires are permitted, and potable water is on hand, though there are no electrical or water hookups.

The Times named it among the top nine coastal campsites in the UK. Nearby attractions include Kynance Cove, Kennack Sands, and Poldhu beach, while the village itself offers traditional shanty singing and folk nights at local pubs.