For nearly a century, families have treasured their summer retreats at Sandway Campsite, nestled near the beautiful villages of Kingsand and Cawsand, near Torpoint in Cornwall.

From the original bell tents of the early 1930s to the more modern canvas and PVC huts of today, this beloved campsite has seen its structures passed down through generations. Some families camping here can trace back five generations, each one cherishing the memories forged in this unique coastal sanctuary.

The historical value of this site is not merely in its longevity but in the cultural heritage it represents. Sandway Point has been a sanctuary where lifelong friendships were formed, where children explored the wonders of nature for the first time, and where the gently, lapping waves provided the soundtrack to countless family gatherings and restful nights.

Losing this beloved site would erase nearly a century of community history and tradition, a detrimental blow not just to camping enthusiasts, but to the very fabric of Kingsand's identity.

Currently, the future of Sandway Campsite is uncertain. Proposed eviction notices served by Cornwall County Council threatens the end of an era. 

We urge the local authority to recognize the value of maintaining this historical site and to work actively to preserve Sandway Campsite so future generations of campers can enjoy the same profound connections with nature and family.

Sandway Campsite it is a community that cherishes its past. Let's come together to save Sandway Campsite so it can continue to be a place of joy, history and natural beauty.

Join us in urging local council members to act now, preserving an irreplaceable cultural landmark. Please sign this petition and help us keep the spirit of Sandway Campsite alive for generations to come.

Thank you for your support and please spread the word and get family and friends to sign this petition.