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Two UK campsite projects: expansion in Cornwall and retrospective approval in Wales

15.06.2026 11:00 1 min 2 sources РУС
The Cornish Times ENG + 1 more

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A planning application has been submitted to expand Tregoad Caravan and Camping Park in Looe, Cornwall, with 39 lodges. In Wales, retrospective plans for 36 caravans and 15 lodges at Penrhos Park in Llanrhystud are recommended for approval.

Cornwall: Tregoad Holiday Park expansion

Tregoad Holiday Park Ltd has submitted a planning application to Cornwall Council to expand Tregoad Caravan and Camping Park in Looe. The project includes 39 lodges and associated infrastructure, including upgrades to electricity and water supply. The applicant says the investment will benefit the local economy by creating jobs and attracting tourists.

Wales: retrospective approval for Penrhos Park

Welsh authorities have recommended approval of a retrospective application to retain 36 caravans and 15 lodges at Penrhos Park in Llanrhystud. The structures were built after permission was granted in 2019, but their location and orientation did not match the approved plan. Ceredigion County Council's development committee will consider the matter on 10 June.

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Cornwall Council receives application to expand Looe caravan park

09.06.2026 The Cornish Times ENG Original source

Retrospective plans for caravans and lodges at Llanrhystud park set to be approved

06.06.2026 Cambrian News ENG Original source

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