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Top hotels close to Treasure Park

*3 Bed Bungalow*Near Portreath Beach*Hot Tub*Free Parking & WiFi*

The Inn For All Seasons

2 bedroom accommodation in Mawla, near Porthtowan

Penventon Park Hotel

Looking for accommodation for large groups of friends or extended families.

4~Short walk~Beach~Pubs~Shops: Chlorine safe Pool and Hot tub, Games room, WiFi

A traditional seaside cottage, with sea views and an easy walk to Portreath.

Portreath Arms

Contemporary Beach House with sea views and short walk to Blue Flag beach

BEAUTIFUL HARBOURSIDE COTTAGE, 2 MIN WALK TO BEACH, special offer from £595/week

Cottage Close To Sea, Between Portreath And Godrevy
Treasure Park Hotel & Travel Guide
You'll be glad you added Treasure Park to your itinerary.
It's to be found in North Cornish Coast, 130 miles (209 kilometers) from the more identifiable city of Bristol.
Since it's just 1 mile (2 kilometers) away, the Penventon Park Hotel is the leading hotel choice if you're planning to stay near Treasure Park.
The Rose In Vale Country House Hotel should be on the bucket list of hotels to spend a few nights when you're here. It's also nice that it's just 5 miles (8 kilometers) away.
You don’t need to be a chef to enjoy the cuisine at Cornish Goldsmiths Ltd (Gold Centre, New Portreath Rd, Redruth). Even better, it’s only 0.1 miles (0.2 kilometers) away.
Other Things to Do Near Treasure Park
Whether you'd like to take the road less traveled or explore the more well-known attractions, you're not going to run out of things to do after visiting Treasure Park:- Explore days gone by with a trip to Wheal Peevor, a well-known historic mine.
- Take a look at what's on show at Ghosthunting Cornwall, a lesser known space to enjoy an exhibition.
- Newspapers, exhibits, books and other resources await at Cornish Studies Library, the ultimate location for avid readers.
- Explore days gone by with a visit to East Pool Mine, a well-known historic mine.
- Take the opportunity to interact with the friendly animals at Feadon Farm Wildlife Centre.
Treasure Park hotels essential information
Accommodation | 4,281 hotels |
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Lowest Price | $111 |
Highest Price | $156 |
Popular hotels | Penventon Park Hotel, The Inn For All Seasons, *3 Bed Bungalow*Near Portreath Beach*Hot Tub*Free Parking & WiFi*, 2 bedroom accommodation in Mawla, near Porthtowan, Looking for accommodation for large groups of friends or extended families., Portreath Arms, Contemporary Beach House with sea views and short walk to Blue Flag beach, 4~Short walk~Beach~Pubs~Shops: Chlorine safe Pool and Hot tub, Games room, WiFi , A traditional seaside cottage, with sea views and an easy walk to Portreath., Cottage Close To Sea, Between Portreath And Godrevy, BEAUTIFUL HARBOURSIDE COTTAGE, 2 MIN WALK TO BEACH, special offer from £595/week, Situated only sixty meters from the Blue Flag sandy beach in the charming coastal village of Porthto |
Recent Treasure Park hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

The Inn For All Seasons
"Large car park with more than enough space to park. The building externally looked less than desirable, however, immediately explained at check in that they are in the middle of renovations and a pre warning to keep the bedroom room curtains closed in the morning as the painters can start early. Room six offered plenty of space to work, a good WiFi signal, very comfy bed and a dated bathroom with shower. What the bathroom lacked in panache it more than made up for with a never ending supply of hot water and a bath towel that a full size adult could use (thank you). There is a restaurant and a separate fish and chips takeaway on site, on Monday and Tuesdays the chip shop takes over the restaurant so dinner options are limited, however, I had a very nice haddock, chips, mushy peas and curry sauce which was easily a 10/10 but be warned the portions are large. The only downside, I'm a six feet 20 stone bloke - if someone had come unannounced into room six they may well have regretted it, if my daughter had been alone in the room she would have been nervous.....as once inside there is no way to lock or secure the door from the inside. The door can only be opened from the hall by a key, but, the inability to secure the door from the inside may make some solo travellers nervous. All in all a very good night sleep, comfy stay and enjoyable experience. Travelling for business / solo traveller."






