Being situated adjacent to agricultural land and in An Area of Great Landscape Value in South East Cornwall, Dolbeare Park is in a fantastic location for exploring the wildlife of our beautiful surrounding area. Centrally placed between the beauty and the wildness of Dartmoor to our east, Bodmin Moor to our west and the unspoilt area of the Rame Peninsula with its superb cliffs and beaches to our south.

Five ways to be the best sort of visitor! Small Steps – Big Impact!

Welcome to Dolbeare Park! Wherever we go and whatever we do, we have some impact on the environment and community. By making positive choices during your visit, you can help to look after Cornwall and this special area ensuring that it retains everything that is special about it for your next visit. You can have an impact right here at Dolbeare Park.

Dolbeare Park is situated in an Area Of Great Landscape Value. We are committed to providing a high quality caravan and camping park to customers, our local community and our employees.

We believe it is imperative that we take all reasonable measures to preserve and maintain the immediate and wider environment for the prosperity and enjoyment of future generations and to ensure the continuing success of Dolbeare Park.

We will operate in compliance with all relevant environmental legislation and we will endeavour to use pollution prevention and environmentally best practices in all that we do.

Dolbeare Park is continually looking for innovative ways to implement our Environmental Policy. When making any changes to the park, we endeavour to ensure a positive environmental impact and a neutral or negative change to our carbon footprint.

Last year we completely refurbished our amenity block, it's now bright, modern with easy to clean surfaces, we have low energy LED lighting and flow control valves on taps and showers.  The shower controls are all touchless and you can choose to have either a cool refreshing shower for warmer days or a hot shower on chilly days.

All our hot water is provided by on demand boilers, so no tanks of wasted hot water but there is always plenty of hot water available.

We encourage all guests to recycle, basically everything that goes in the large green bins goes into landfill.  We have excellent recycling facilities and ask that everyone uses them and does not just throw everything into one plastic sack.

We also have a small compost bin in the washing up/food preparation area.  This is great for disposing of raw veggies and fruit.  We only use a small bin because we have had the odd quantity of pasta, which has been thrown in the compost.  A small container means we only loose a little instead of a huge bin load.

The compost we make goes on our veggie patch and also on our flowers.  We try and sell some veggies but our veggie patch is very much in its infancy and we can't grow enough to supply to all our guests - perhaps one day!

Our future plans are to build a couple of ponds but we are still at the research stage at present since there are a lot of health and safety issues on the dangers of water - and we would rather not encourage mosquitos on a hot summers night!  Crickets and frogs yes, but mosquitos and flies - no!