Surroundings Leycroft Valley

Just a short stroll from Landal Leycroft Valley sits the town of Perranporth. Home to an award-winning beach, bustling high street, beach bar, golf course.

Nestled on the coastline, St. Agnes is located in both a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a World Heritage Site. A thriving village with independent shops, dog-friendly beaches, beautiful walks, pubs and restaurants.

Regarded as the UK’s surf capital, Newquay is popular with surf enthusiasts of all abilities. Visit for wide golden beaches, family-friendly attractions, delicious eateries and lively nightlife

Set over 200 acres of a magnificent landscape, The Lost Gardens of Heligan are Europe’s largest garden restoration. Explore the estate's gardens, including the UK’s only outdoor jungle!

Enjoy everything from the breathtaking canopy walk and interesting outdoor sculptures to England's longest zip wire ride in the world's largest indoor rainforest. It's the perfect spot for a family outing.

A great day out, Truro is Cornwall’s only city and sits less than a 20-minute drive away from Landal Leycroft Valley. Those looking for some retail therapy will be spoilt for choice as Truro is home to independent shops and high-street brands as well as many delicious eateries.

Discover an amazing undersea adventure at Newquay's Blue Reef Aquarium. Offering over 40 naturally-themed displays, a giant ocean tank and an underwater walkthrough tunnel. Join in on interactive talks, feeding demonstrations and a range of family-friendly events.

Perhaps Cornwall’s most iconic beach, Fistral Beach is just a short drive from Landal Leycroft Valley. Best known for being one of Europe’s best surfing beaches, Fistral is a long sandy beach, with surf schools, shops, restaurants and cafes dotted along it.

Reen Manor Riding Stables is located just outside of Perranporth and is home to over 20 horses, suitable for all abilities. Take to the beach to soak up the beautiful Cornish coastline, or join a guided ride along the pretty countryside lanes. There are also designated children’s rides for little ones.

An open-air amphitheatre perched on a cliff edge, the Minack Theatre is like no other. Carved into the granite cliffs, sit back and enjoy a show with a stunning panoramic view of Porthcurno Bay. Open from May to September, the theatre has a beautiful sea backdrop.

One of Cornwall’s most visited towns, St Ives should be on your bucket list when in the region. Home to a picturesque working harbour, a bustling high street, golden beaches, cosy cafes, upmarket seafood restaurants and top tourist attractions of Tate Modern and the Barbara Hepworth Museum.

Located in Perranporth, Black Flag Brewery is an independent brewery and taproom which prides itself in creating small-batch beers, with minimal impact on the environment. Sample the beer for yourself in their Taproom which also serves fresh, wood-fired pizzas.