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Beaches – North Coast

The following beaches are on the north Cornish coast

Bassetts Cove Beach aka Spratting Cove, Portreath
Fishing Cove Beach, Godrevy Point, Cornwall
Flexbury Beach, near Bude
Greenbank Cove Beach, Godrevy Point, Cornwall
Nanquidno Beach – near Kelynack
Penhale Sands, Holywell Bay, near Perranporth
Porthmeor Cove – near Porthmear and Bosigran
Porthzennor Cove – near Zennor
The Strangles, Crackington Haven
Veor Cove – near Zennor

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NatCorn was first established in the year 2000. We set up the website in its present form in 2000 and despite cosmetic and evolutionary changes it remains to provide information on naturist facilities in Cornwall.

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Hello, my name is Mat and I represent the new owners of Southleigh Manor since Bob and Kathy retired recently.

I write to inform you that Southleigh Manor is no longer a naturist holiday park and is receiving renovations to re-open as a general holiday park instead. All are still welcome of course, but sadly no longer on a fully naturist basis.

This site has been sold and, unfortunately, it is closed and no longer available for naturist use.

It is sad to report that BDOC closed its gates for the final time at the end of May 2018.

Bournemouth & District Outdoor Club © Bournemouth & District Outdoor Club

Members of the club have known the end is nigh for sometime following a long dispute with the land owner who wants to develop the site.

We wish all BDOC members well and hope they all find new homes in which to continue enjoying naturism.

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