The staff were very friendly and helpful. Faciiities we’re excellent and it was great to have a hot shower after a long days walking!Loved that there is a small shop and cafe/bar. The campsite was quiet at night and I had a great nights sleep :)

Had a wonderful few days at SouthwindsThe staff were very knowledgable and friendly

Friendly staff. Very clean toilet/shower facilities & plenty of hot water. Drinking water taps placed conveniently around the site. Spacious grass pitches. Dog friendly. Usual grey waste disposal & washing up area near reception & an area to wash wetsuits. Café on site. Bus stop right outside the entrance. Only a mile walk along a public footpath to Polzeath village which has a Spar shop, Ann’s Cottage, galleries, boutiques, surf hire & places to eat. The beach is popular for surfing. Really lovely walks nearby. Close to Rock & Daymer Bay. Port Isaac, Padstow, Wadebridge, Tintagel close by for lovely days out. The Point Golf & Health Club is opposite the Campsite.

Staff greeting us were very personable and gave us lots of information about the area. We chose pitch 34 in the corner with hedges to 2 sides giving us shelter from the strong breeze. It was a fair walk to the showers /toilet block (which were extremely clean), but this didn't bother us. We stayed in May and the site was really quiet. I would imagine peak season would be quite popular with families though so not quite the same vibe. There's a very good bar/cafe on site which has live music on certain nights. Didn't eat there but the menu looked good and there was plenty of outside seating on a large decked area. The walk into Polzeath took about 30 minutes where there are surf shops, boutique, cafes and beach front bars. I would say it's quite an up-market place. I really liked it (the good weather helped) 😁

We were originally booked into Tristram (sister campsite), but we had problems with our campervan the day we set off. Quick call to Tristram and Paul (manager) had transferred our booking to Southwinds as Tristram do not cater for tents.Quick turnaround at home to unload van and load car with camping equipment and we arrived at Southwinds mid afternoon.Greeted by name by Ange (manager) who was so helpful and recommended the best pitch with wonderful views towards the coast.Thanks to both Paul and Ange and all staff at Southwinds we had a fantastic time after a shaky start.The Southwinds facilities were spotless and always plenty of hot running water in showers.Added bonus was The Beach Farm cafe/bar on site that offered breakfast every morning and evening meals Thurs-Sun.

We stayed slightly off season so had virtually the whole field to ourselves - magic! Staff were all super helpful and super friendly. 15 - 20 minute walk to the beach/Polzeath.

We came off-season during the May day bank holiday weekend. It was quiet, but that was great for us. As we arrived we were greeted by a lovely lady at reception, she gave us loads of info on what to see in the area, and even told us of events happening in the area. Facilities were clean, and showers lovely and hot!It was reasonably priced and a great location.

We have been coming to Southwinds for a few years now and love the site. It is convenient for the beach and has a lovely welcoming club house. with staff that we have become to know and look forward to seeing. We bring Dave the dog, who is also very welcomed.The only issue I have is that the drinks are very expensive. I know this may be the case for many venues in the area but we certainly feel the pinch after a night at the bar.Overall, love the place, especially the club house owner and his family!

Only stayed for one night in my campervan in the budget field. This was perfectly adequate for one night and was very handy for Polzeath beach.The lady who greeted me was very friendly and extremely helpful, pointing out the cafe and the route down to the beach should I wish to go on foot.

A super site & stay. The staff are excellent, nothing is to much trouble for them. Will definitely be back