Namparra Campsite

South West Coast Path (Section 27: The Lizard to Coverack)

Follows dramatic clifftop terrain with frequent steep ascents and descents through hidden coves and headlands—definitely not buggy-friendly and challenging for young children due to the gradient and rugged ground. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and cliff edges. Rewards with spectacular coastal views across Mounts Bay, rare Cornish heath vegetation, and access to secluded beaches like Kennack Sands, making it one of Cornwall's most scenic but demanding stretches of the South West Coast Path

Mills, fishing and serpentine walk

Meanders through historic Hayle's industrial heritage along flat, easy paths following the old mills and waterways. Perfect for families with buggies and young children – mostly paved or compacted surfaces with minimal incline. Dogs welcome on leads near the water. Highlights include remnants of Cornwall's mining past, birdwatching opportunities along the estuary, and surprisingly peaceful riverside sections despite being close to town. A gentle, accessible stroll that combines industrial archae

Medieval mills & a ruined Victorian factory walk near Lizard Point

Follows a short, flat coastal path past historic mill ruins and a collapsed Victorian serpentine factory above Kynance Cove. Ideal for families with buggies and young children – firm surface, minimal incline, dramatic clifftop views throughout. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Worth it for the industrial heritage and stunning Lizard Peninsula scenery compressed into under 2km, plus easy access to Kynance's famous turquoise waters.

South West Coast Path (Section 26: Porthleven to The Lizard)

The Lizard Coastal Walk