The POI as described is located on the Penberth River, but the snippets describe a campground in St. Buryan, Cornwall, on the Penwith Peninsula — with no mention of the Penberth River as a defining feature of the site's location.

However, the Penberth River does flow through the St. Buryan area of Cornwall, and this is clearly the same Tower Park campground. The description can reasonably be written from these snippets.

--- Tower Park Caravans and Camping sits in the heart of the Penwith Peninsula near St. Buryan, Cornwall, roughly midway between Penzance and Land's End in what is known as Poldark country.

The site is a peaceful, family-run campground divided into seven level, grassed fields separated by trees and traditional Cornish hedges, offering large sheltered pitches with and without electric hook-ups.

Miles of award-winning beaches, including Sennen Cove and Porthcurno, are within easy reach, and the village of St. Buryan — with its 15th-century church, post office, and pub — is a short walk away.

A regular bus service connects the site to Penzance, Land's End, and St. Ives.