Silverbow Country Park sits in a beautiful rural location on the cost of North Cornwall, approximately 7 miles west of Newquay. The location has great transport links with the main A3075 road to Newquay running past the holiday park. Newquay is well served by transport links with flights into Newquay airport now available from a range of places in the UK and the town is also served by Network Rail.

The area around North Cornwall is well known for the dramatic coastline, stunning beaches and great places to eat. Inland you will find picture postcard villages, steeped in the traditions of farming with narrow lanes and traditional village pubs. In fact, some of the best places to visit are often down these windy lanes, great local inns where the quality of food and ales are always a priority.

From Padstow in the North, to Newquay and St Ives, the locations and sceneries are diverse, but the welcomes are always warm. The area is best known for its beaches, especially the beaches in and around Newquay and of course, Perranporth which is just 3 miles from Silverbow Country Park. They are typically sandy, family friendly and offer a great day out for the family in the summer, or for a fantastic walk during the colder months. Newquay has a host of great beaches including the world famous Fistral Beach that offers great surf and has all the amenities that you need right next to the beach.

There is a lot more to Cornwall than just beaches, there are so many great places to visit for all ages. The National Trust operates many of the beach car parks in the area and a lot of the coastal land. They also have two beautiful estates for you to explore, Godolphin and Lanhydrock are both well worth a visit, educational and set in tranquil Cornish countryside. If you are looking for something for the family, Newquay Zoo and Animal Wildlife Park is perfect for families with younger children.

For the even more adventurous, why not have a go at coasteering, if you have never tried it, you really must. Coasteering can be enjoyed by the whole family, not just adrenaline junkies. It is a great way to explore coves and outcrops, jumping off rocks into deep water is the fun bit! If you are part of a group or a large family, a giant SUP helps you get together and explore the most inaccessible of places on the coastline.