Avalen Farm, Tregonetha, near St Columb Major, Cornwall

Tregonetha Lake Camping & Glamping

stay · Traditional campsite

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5.7

Wildland

Weekend

Stay

Paid

Cost

Peaceful

Feel

LakesideFarmlandCouplesFamiliesAnglersDogs

Why stay here

5.7

A small lakeside camping and glamping site set among open Cornish farmland, beside a two-acre coarse-fishing lake.

The draw is a quiet rural pitch beside a working fishing lake, rather than a developed holiday park. It suits visitors looking for a simple countryside stay, but the available evidence does not establish public access to the water or permission to swim or paddle.

Peaceful · Rural

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Avalen Farm, Tregonetha, near St Columb Major, Cornwall

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The setting

Stay beside a two-acre coarse-fishing lake in open Cornish countryside. Fishing is advertised by the site; camping and glamping availability is seasonal. Confirm booking details and any lake access directly with the operator.

Things to do

Stay beside the lake

Book camping or glamping at the operator’s small rural site overlooking Tregonetha Lake. Confirm which facilities and lake access are included in your booking.

Coarse fishing

The operator advertises coarse fishing at its two-acre lake, with day, night and 24-hour ticket options described on its website. Check current prices, availability and rules before visiting.

Make a day of it

Quick escape · 1 night

A lakeside overnight

01
Check availability and current season dates with the operator.
02
Book a camping or glamping option directly through the site’s current booking information.
03
Enjoy the lake and countryside from areas included in your booking; confirm any access restrictions with the operator.

Half day · 1–2 nights

A fishing-focused stay

01
Arrange a camping or glamping stay with the operator.
02
Check the current fishing rules, ticket options and availability before travelling.
03
Spend time fishing only in accordance with the site’s permission and rules.

Verified history

The operator says the lake was created and stocked in 1992 and opened for commercial fishing in January 2024.

When to go

April · May · June · July · August · September · Check current campsite and fishing arrangements with the operator; no specific best time is established by the supplied sources.

The operator’s supplied information lists camping and glamping between 3 April and 20 September 2026. Confirm dates for the season you plan to visit.

Expect changeable Cornish weather; bring suitable clothing and check conditions before travelling.

What makes it special

The open farmland setting around the lake and the contrast between the waterside pitches and the surrounding Cornish countryside.

Best time to go

The site’s supplied information lists camping and glamping from 3 April to 20 September 2026; check current dates before booking.

For an overnight stay, use the operator’s current camping and glamping dates rather than relying on seasonal assumptions.

How long to stay

Weekend

Perfect for

Couples · Families · Anglers · Dogs

Practical information

Opening & access

A privately operated camping and glamping site. Check availability, access arrangements and current season dates with the site before travelling.

Check before visiting

Parking

The source row reports nearby parking; confirm its location and arrangements with the site.

Toilets

Check before visiting

Food & drink

Check before visiting

Dogs

The source row describes the site as dog-friendly; check current rules with the operator.

Check before visiting

Accessibility

The source row reports uneven terrain and narrow paths and says the lake is not wheelchair accessible. Confirm current site accessibility before booking.

Cost

Paid

Water

Lake