Spring Breaks in Cornwall | Stay at Kenegie Manor from £119

Spring is a fantastic time of year to visit Cornwall. As the days get longer and the temperature starts to rise, why not head West and enjoy a Spring break in Cornwall at Kenegie Manor?

Dust off those walking shoes, pack up your outdoor clothing, and explore all that this beautiful county has to offer on a Spring break.

Beat the crowds and avoid the traffic by visiting Cornwall at what is traditionally a quieter time of year – and you can also save on your stay with us!

March holidays from just £119

Cornwall in the spring is so beautiful – the daffodils are out, and we are so excited to welcome you to spend your holiday with us. Plus, book your last-minute March getaway and enjoy a short break from just £119.

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Why take a Spring break in Cornwall at Kenegie Manor?

There are so many reasons to choose a spring break in Cornwall at our holiday park, from our accommodation offering to our great on-site facilities. Whether you’re looking for a short 3 or 4-night break or a longer stay, Kenegie Manor is the perfect place for your Spring getaway this year.

But what is there to do in Cornwall in spring? To help inspire you, we’ve put together some of our favourite things to do in the Spring….

1. Put your best foot forward and enjoy walks along Cornwall’s stunning coastline. From relaxing strolls on sandy beaches (which are usually very quiet at this time of year) to bracing walks on the South West Coast Path – Spring is the perfect time of year to explore Cornwall’s coast.
2. Marvel at Cornwall’s magnificent formal gardens: The county is blessed with some of the most beautiful period properties and formal gardens and no spring break in Cornwall is complete without a visit to at least one of them. From nearby Godolphin House and Estate and Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens to the delightful Tregothnan Estate and the Lost Gardens of Heligan… you’re quite simply spoilt for choice!
3. Take the family and enjoy top family attractions! Need to entertain the little ones during your stay? Cornwall has dozens of fantastic family attractions, many of which are only a short distance from our Cornwall holiday park! From St Michael’s Mount and Land’s End to Flambards Theme Park and Newquay Zoo, there’s a wide range of attractions to choose from.
4. Discover beautiful beaches: Cornwall is famous for its breathtaking coastline, with over 300 beaches around its coast. Spring is a great time to explore them in all their glory, with long stretches of sand and hidden coves just waiting to be explored. Many of Cornwall’s beaches are also dog-friendly, so you can bring your pet along too!

Sample a slice of Cornish culture

Live like a local and take in some great events this spring. From spring flower festivals to food and crafts fairs, there’s so much to see and do nearby! Here are just some of our favourites that you won’t want to miss!

• Falmouth Spring Festival celebrates the town’s beautiful open and green spaces. Look out for guided walks and talks, garden spring clean events, Gardeners’ Question Time and even a Spring Fair! It takes place between March 19th-29th
• West Cornwall Spring Flower Show –The West Cornwall Spring Show has been running for over 90 years and is a showcase for horticultural excellence within Penwith. It takes place on 6th & 7th March.
• St Piran’s Day Celebrations – There will be celebrations throughout Cornwall on and around March 5th to celebrate St Piran, Patron Saint of Cornwall, including events in and around Penzance.
• Falmouth Spring Flower Show – Exhibitors and trade stalls pack into the Princess Pavilion in Falmouth, Cornwall, with displays of locally grown flowers, floral arrangements, specimen plants and photographic displays for the Falmouth Spring Flower Show.

Our accommodation

Choosing a Spring break in Cornwall at Kenegie Manor is a fantastic way of seeing more of this county for less. Take a look at our range of accommodation, which includes barn conversions, apartments, cottages, and bungalows – as well as our unique summer house. There’s something for all tastes and holiday budgets plus a great range of facilities too, including WiFi, a shop and our indoor pool!
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Spring Breaks in Cornwall – Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best things to do in Cornwall in Spring?

Spring is a fantastic time to explore Cornwall’s stunning landscapes and top attractions without the summer crowds. Some of the best things to do include:

Walk the South West Coast Path

Lace up your walking boots and set out on one of the most scenic trails in the UK. The South West Coast Path offers breathtaking views of rugged cliffs, secluded coves, and sweeping beaches. In spring, the path comes alive with wildflowers in bloom, and you’ll often spot seabirds, seals, and even dolphins along the way. Whether you prefer a gentle coastal stroll or a more challenging hike, this iconic trail is a must for nature lovers and outdoor adventurers alike.

Visit Cornwall’s famous gardens

Such as The Lost Gardens of Heligan and Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens, bursting with spring blooms. Cornwall’s mild climate makes it home to some of the most spectacular gardens in the country, and spring is the perfect time to explore them. Wander through the Lost Gardens of Heligan, where winding paths lead to lush woodlands, exotic plant species, and hidden sculptures. Or visit Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens, where dramatic landscape gardens are dotted with contemporary art installations, all set against breathtaking views of Mount’s Bay. If you love vibrant blooms, peaceful walkways, and enchanting green spaces, Cornwall’s gardens are a true delight in spring.