SeaView International Holiday Park 2010-2011 Testimonials
From 2010-2011 recent testimonials, to Touring Caravan and Motorhome owners, happy Campers and older comments received. This is what people said in 2010-2011 after their stay with us. We are always interested in what customers think of us. Please give your opinion by clicking here. It should only take you 2 minutes. Thank you.“Wow Can't wait for the next stay”
We stayed on the campsite in July of 2011. All of the staff there couldn't do enough for you. the pitch was lovely, overlooking the sea. There was no probelm parking the motorhome sideways to take in the wonderful views (most sites would not allow this). The facilities were spotless, toilets were like going into a very expensive hotel. There was volleyball, badmington, tennis with free hire of equipment with a returnable deposit. There was a Play area for the kids and the dog friendly beach was about 15 mins away on foot. Up hill on the way back so probably a little longer on the return!! There were lots of attractions in the surrounding area to keep you occupied. Previous reviews said about the narrow access to the site but we did not find this a problem as there were plenty of pull ins there. Forgot the Swimming pool facility which was lovely, heated to a nice temperature and just added to the attraction of this little gem in Cornwall. I would deffinately recommend this site as I think it has to be the best one that we have ever stayed in.
Stayed July 2011, travelled with family. Review taken from Trip Advisor.
This is an amazing holiday park. I have stayed here twice now camping. Both stays were via a national newspaper offer (95p per night). It beautifully kept site, the tolilet blocks were spotless and cleaned throughout the day, I spotted cleaners in ther at 9 at night. The showers are hot clean and Free!!
The site has lovely walks, great children's/ activity area.
The staff are friendly and helpful. The site has wifi cafe and shop. Outside pool is clean and child safe.
I plan to return for my third visit soon! Review taken from Trip Advisor.
One of the best camping sites we've ever stayed at. The facilities were just as described, stunning views and the beach is just a short walk away. The staff were friendly and helpful and we'll definately be returning next year. Stayed April 2011, travelled with family. Review taken from Trip Advisor.
Just wanted to say that we really found all the staff at seaview to be 1st class & always helpful. The posh...lodge we had for 2 weeks NO 37, was excellent. We will be bound to return in 2 years for our 3rd visit to see more progress no doubt. You really put other sites to shame, who charge much more. Many thanks to all seaviews staff...
From The Berry family, June 20th, 2011
We had a fantastic holiday with our 1 year old son, he enjoyed the park and running around, it provided a perfect base to explore the whole of Cornwall. The staff were fantastic, we didn't want to go home and will be back soon.
From Clare, November 18th, 2010
Being self employed, it was brilliant to arrive at Seaview and it be wireless. This meant the children could play and swim, my wife could read her book, and I could catch up on my work, without moving off site. Wonderful.
From Alan the workaholic…, November 16th, 2010
My partner and I stayed this summer and were delighted with the site. It was clean, the staff were really friendly and it is a great location to explore Cornwall.
From Gary, November 12th, 2010
I stayed at Seaview with my family recently and I was very impressed with the overall facilities and the cleanliness. My children loved the outdoor pool and especially enjoyed the fresh home cooked food from the new Seabreeze café afterwards. All the products are locally sourced and of great quality, a real treat.
From Tina, November 11th, 2010
We've been coming to Seaview for nine years now in a variety of outfits and there's little to be said that hasn't been said already. Facilities are generally good and the location, although out on a limb, is pretty good for an awful lot of the major attractions in Cornwall. The toilet block was given a major overhaul a couple of years ago and we keep hoping, each year, to find the same of the shower block, which is now looking a little tired; the showers are the 'push to operate for a few seconds' variety, which is an irritation, as well as a chore if you have a child in there with you! There's no temperature adjustment and the thermostat on the system can be a little, shall we say, interesting sometimes! A little tidying up and more frequent cleaning of the large toilet blocks would go an awfully long way to keep impressions good. Overall though, a very good site. Little things like the removal of bins from the, quite expensive, all service pitches are quite irritating, as the nearest bin to our pitch was quite some walk away near the site entrance. The, also quite expensive, washing machines also no-longer dispense washing powder, which means a three-quarters of an hour round trip to St Austell for washing powder that we're no allergic to! Lovely site, but possibly becoming a little complacent with its previous successes!
From Ritch B, July 2010
I stayed at Seaview International for 6 nights in mid June. Getting there is an adventure when towing a caravan of any significant size. Very narrow lanes on approach. The site was very well presented with well kept grass areas, play areas, picnic areas and a great outdoor pool. The views are fabulous, so its a trade off between remoteness and views. The toilet and shower blocks were clean and well maintained, the shop and takeaway functional. However, be aware that the site is next to a large dairy farm which those of you who do not like to sounds and smells of agriculture may struggle with. I'm Cornsih and have no problem with this but the smell was very strong when the wind changed. Also the site is very remote. This can be both a plus and a minus. Nearest supermarket is 20 minutes away at least, nearest beach is a stiff walk away if you're a mountain goat and even the main St Austell to Mevagisey road gets fairly tight in places. Prices went from £10 to £20 per night during my stay. The staff were polite and friendly, if in need of a little maths homework. Do visit the Lost gardens of heligan. I'm no gardener but the jungle valley blew my mind.
From Proudcornish, June 2010
