February 11th, 2026
March at Little Trevothan Camping & Caravan Park
March is a beautiful time to visit Little Trevothan Camping and Caravan Park in the seaside village of Coverack, on the stunning Lizard Peninsula. As Cornwall begins to welcome spring, the landscape comes alive with wildlife, colourful blooms, and peaceful coastal views – all without the summer crowds.
If you’re planning an early-season escape, now is the perfect time to book for the best availability.
Spring on the Lizard Peninsula
March brings longer days, fresh sea air, and the first signs of the new season. Around Little Trevothan you’ll spot rabbits in the fields, hedgerows filled with primroses and wildflowers, and seabirds returning to the dramatic coastline.
It’s the ideal time for:
- Quiet countryside walks
- Wildlife watching and photography
- Relaxing breaks away from busy holiday periods
Beautiful Beaches Without the Crowds
One of the biggest advantages of visiting Cornwall in March is the space and tranquillity. Nearby favourites include:
- Coverack Beach – just a short walk from the park, perfect for rock pooling and coastal strolls
- Kynance Cove – famous for its turquoise water and dramatic scenery
- Kennack Sands – wide, open space for walking and fresh sea-air adventures
- Poldhu Cove – a lovely sandy bay with a welcoming beach café
Walking, Exploring & Local Attractions
March is perfect for exploring the South West Coast Path, with clear views and comfortable walking temperatures. Things to see and do nearby:
- Visit Lizard Point, the southernmost point of mainland Britain
- Explore the traditional fishing village of Cadgwith
- Discover Trebah and Glendurgan Gardens, full of camellias and early spring colour
- Meet rescued animals at the Cornish Seal Sanctuary
Enjoy local pubs, cafés and galleries in Coverack.
Why Stay at Little Trevothan in March?
- Peaceful pitches in a beautiful rural setting
- Easy walk to Coverack village and beach
- Great availability and early-season rates
- Ideal for caravans, motorhomes, and campers seeking a quiet coastal break
Spring at Little Trevothan is all about slowing down, enjoying nature, and experiencing Cornwall at its most relaxed.
Book Now for the Best Availability
March is becoming increasingly popular with visitors looking to enjoy Cornwall before the busy season begins. Secure your preferred dates at Little Trevothan Camping and Caravan Park and enjoy a spring escape filled with bunnies, beaches and blooms. Book your March stay today and experience the Lizard Peninsula in spring.
KENNACK SANDS AND COASTAL TRACKS
Distance: 2 to 4 miles
Terrain: Sandy beach and undulating cliff paths
Beach Rules: East Beach is dog-friendly all year around. Seasonal restrictions apply on West Beach where they lift on 1st October (dogs allowed all day); restricted 10am to 6pm in July and August.
Kennack Sands offers an expansive sandy playground framed by dramatic rocky outcrops. Outside of the summer peak, it becomes one of the finest dog-walking beaches in the region.
The cooler Autumn weather makes running on the sand comfortable for dogs, and you can easily extend your stroll by picking up the coastal path towards Cadgwith or Coverack.
KYNANCE COVE TO LIZARD POINT
Distance: 5 miles round trip
Terrain: Rugged, steep steps, uneven rock paths
Difficulty: Moderate to Challenging
This is arguably the most breathtaking coastal walk on the LIzard Peninsula. The route linking Kynance Cove to Lizard Point showcases serpentine rock formations, turquoise waters, and towering Atlantic cliffs.
Because the terrain is uneven with sudden drop-offs, sturdy footwear is essential, and energetic dogs should be kept safely on lead along tight cliff edges.
- Highlights: Stop at Lizard Point. This is mainland Britain's most southerly point. Watch for seals before enjoying a dog-friendly treat at the Lizard Point cafes.
CADGWITH FISHING VILLAGE STROLL
Distance: 1.5 to 3 miles
Terrain: Steep narrow lanes, pebbled beach and coastal steps.
Vibe: Historic, cosy and sheltered
For a change of scenery, head to Cadgwith. This working fishing village feels suspended in time with thatched cottages, colourful fishing boats resting on the beach and narrow winding roads.
You can take a gentle walk around the cove, watch the boats come in, or head up onto the coast path towards the Devil's Frying Pan (a dramatic collapsed ses cave). Wrap up your walk with a bowl of fresh seafood and a quiet drink at the dog-friendly Cadgwith Cove Inn.
BASE YOUR AUTUMN ESCAPE AT LITTLE TREVOTHAN
Looking for the perfect dog-friendly base on the Lizard Peninsula? Little Trevothan Camping and Caravan Park is ideally located just outside Coverack, giving you effortless access to all of these coastal walks.
We offer dog-friendly spacious camping pitches (and overly spacious outside of high season!), touring facilities with grass or hardstanding pitches, and comfortable static holiday caravans equipped for crisp Autumn evenings. After a day exploring rugged coves and sweeping beaches, return to a quiet welcoming and spacious park where your dog can relax as much as you do.
Our Doggie Highlights:
- A lovely shaded exercise area with seating for owners.
- A huge paddock field (dry weather only) for dogs who love to run and chase a ball.
- A Sloosh Puppy Dog Rinse station to rinse muddy paws after a day's walk.
- Free Doggie Treats in the Reception, and Sir Woofchester snack packs as a reward after a long day.
READY TO BOOK YOUR AUTUMN ESCAPE? Have a look at our Availability and we look forward to welcoming you soon.
