There’s a bit of a buzz growing around the Old Station Business Park in Perranporth. Closed in 1963 and demolished in 1967, the railway was replaced by an industrial park that’s now home to a number of businesses, including most…
As you’ll probably know, Perranporth Camping & Touring is a cracking little campsite located a level 10-minute walk from our beautiful beach and all the town has to offer. But, as I discovered recently, it’s so much more than just…
Each month, we’ll focus on some options you can explore on rainy days. If you’re visiting Perranporth with young kids, dodging boredom is key. Here are a couple of gems if you want to avoid a drenching. Local: Perranzabuloe Museum…
We’re all on a mission to cut our spending these days but it’s still irresistibly lovely heading out to grab a bite to eat, especially if you’re here on your holidays. That’s why we’ve created this monthly slot to celebrate…
When the tide pulls back and Perranporth beach starts to reveal its vast stretch of sand, it’s a great time to grab your sturdiest footwear and head for the rocks to see what the sea’s left behind for you. From…
Pegleg Bennett is a regular fixture on the Perranporth scene. You might’ve spotted his distinctive yellow VW van rolling around the village or his surf tent set up on the beach. Known for his world-champ AASP (Association of Adaptive Surfing…
