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Mawgan Porth Pools - lake Is apptoximately 6 miles from Newquay, follow the A30 ( Bodmin- Redruth) road, then take the A39 following the signs for the Airport & our brown coarse fishing signs on the (A3059), just as you see the Airport, dont past it, turn to your left, go down a steep hill into the village of st Mawgan,
then up a steep hill, turn left, go two hundred yeads then turn right at Sun Haven Valley Holiday Park, follow lane down & around to our fisherie.
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/ Mawgan Porth Pools- Lake
Retorrick Mill,
Newquay, Cornwall,
TR84BH.
( 01637 860770 )
janettumba@tiscali.co.uk
Camping, Pitch Fee
Pitch fee includes: Caravan & Awning, Motor Caravan & Awning, Tent, Trailer Ten or Folding Camper.
TWO ADULTS WITH ONE CAR,
Sink, Shaver & Power Point, Showers operate on a meter (20p lasts for 2 1/2 minutes).
FISHING for resirdents £5 each per day, 7.30 to Dusk. NO night fishing except for special Arrangement £15 each per night, then a minimum of 5 Anglers.
DATES & CHARGES PER NIGHT.
20th July to 30TH August £15, Additional Adult (16 years or over £3),
Additional Child ( Under 16 years £1.50)
31st August to 13th September £10
Additional Adult £2,Additional Chid £1.
14th September to 5th October £8
Additional Adult £2, Additional Child £1,
All Anglers must have a current Rod License.
ADDITIONAL CHARGES PER NIGHT.
Electric Hook up £2,
Extra Tent £1,
Extra Car £2.50,
DESCRIPTION OF SITE
The site is located at SW865669 along the bottom of a steep-sided valley between Mawgan Porth to the West and St. Mawgan to the East. The site is a long and relatively flat area of Great Grey Willow and Bramble, Scrub, Marshy areas dominated by Hamlock water-Dropwort-Herb,
The boundary along the northern side of the survey area is a fast flowing River, across the River Glurian, but not a part of our site, is an area of native broad-leaved woodland. The southern boundary is a native species of rich Cornish hedge and earth bank and separates the site from the road that leads to Retorrick Mill. The east and West boundaries are short sections of native species- rich Cornish hedge.
There is a bridle path at each end along the River. The banks are raised or slightly raised in places and therefore support species requiring drier or more freely draining conditions. Typical species of drier woodland occur here and these include Sanicle (Sanicula europaea), Common Violet ( Viola Riviniana ), Slender False-Brome ( Brachypodium), Lords- and Ladies ( Arum Maculataum), Wood-Sage ( Teucrium Scorodonia) and Bluebell ( Hyacinthoides non- Scripta), One plant of Royal Fern ( Osmunda regalis ) grows on the Riverbank. This fern is rather uncommon in Britain ( Perring and Walters 1990) but is more frequent in Cornwall. There is also Yellow Iris ( Iris pseudacorus) and Meadowsweet ( Filipendudula ulmaria).Truely outstanding.
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