www.lowerpoulzapost.co.uk

Has any one been to this site in north Cornwall. Thought we would give it a try this year.

did you give it a try?
how was it?

Haven't got round to it this year. I am wondering if the lack of replies has something to do with a well kept secret. Perhaps people do not want it to become too popular.

We are thinking of going here camping this summer for two weeks but info is hard to find as to what it like. Have been to there website, and emailed them but no reply as yet. are any members who have been there willing to post as to how they found it to be.

Hi I haven't been to it but who not have a week in Acorns and a week there not that far away best of both worlds 🙂

Have visited the site, just being inquisitive many years ago. Friends of mine stayed there. They used to have a Bath-a-que also quite rustic but good amenities.
Then there was rumours that the farm was for sale, but seems back to naturism now.
I believe there is a naturist friendly beach nearby.

Have visited the site, just being inquisitive many years ago. Friends of mine stayed there. They used to have a Bath-a-que also quite rustic but good amenities.
Then there was rumours that the farm was for sale, but seems back to naturism now.
I believe there is a naturist friendly beach nearby.

Thanks for that any info on this site seems hard to find, if we do go might try and time it so we can look at nudefest at the same time.

You might find this site useful. Its the Cornish naturism site

There are some reviews. Most are quite old except for a good one from 2013. I seem to recall this site being accepted as a BN member site

Davie  8)

I realise that whilst these sites (e.g. Lower Poulza Farm) still exist, we have to use them or lose them, and, a rustic careworn look appeals to some people, but I have to say that the LPF website doesn't entice me to visit.

It doesn't appear to have been updated for years which doesn't send out a positive message to younger people (I don't necessarily include myself in that description) who are going to be the next generation of naturists.

Edited to add: I ought to be old enough now to look before I leap. I last looked at the LPF website last year and it was that site I based my opinion on. I've just looked again and notice that they have updated their website. Well done to them - I hope they reap the rewards from their efforts. I have also issued myself with a self-b@llocking certificate!

Davie: we saw that site  did not go through it all but just had a relook and reading through all of the reviews  most are good so I think me may well give it a try, the price is also very fair about £210 for two weeks inc elec.

Have visited the site, just being inquisitive many years ago. Friends of mine stayed there. They used to have a Bath-a-que also quite rustic but good amenities.
Then there was rumours that the farm was for sale, but seems back to naturism now.
I believe there is a naturist friendly beach nearby.

I can recommend Nudefest and during your time there a visit to Perran sands and Bodmin Walk.

Thanks for that any info on this site seems hard to find, if we do go might try and time it so we can look at nudefest at the same time.

Lower Poulza Post Farm is a rustic but nice site. Surrounded by rolling countryside that is suitable for shortish nude walks. The Strangles Naturist used beach is nearby. Looks a bit of a mountain goat descent but it's actually quite reasonable to get to if you are able bodied. The cliff scenery is awesome!
The site is also well sheltered. There were gales during our visit a few years ago and I can't imagine any other sites coping. Good value for money and friendly regulars.

WE ahve been and will be returning this year when the weather gets a bit better. We loved the site it is very low key and the other campers are very friendly. when we arrived it was pouring with rain and we got very wet putting our tent up, but as soon as we had our nearest neighbour invited us over for a cup of tea to get warmed up (this has never happened any other place. The grounds are quite delightful split up into small areas making it feel quite intimate. A new toilet black was put into use last year and the is very nice with a 3 head open shower unit 3 wash basins and 3 private toilet compartments. Only one problem we had was paying, on arrival we were shown our pitch and I offered to pay but he said as the weather was so bad he would come back later but we never saw him again and he was out when we left so found a guest that was staying on and gave them the cash for the stay  and asked them to pay on our behalf, I felt I could do this as everybody was so friendly. We cant wait to go again

Gary and Gary

2xgary said "We loved the site it is very low key and the other campers are very friendly".

Spot on!  That's why I'll be going again.  ;D

I was there there over the spring bank holiday and survived the gales!  Though I did decide to take down the awning.

Anyone going should heed the instructions to go via Wainhouse Corner.
The first time I left it to the Sat Nav and was lead down some very narrow lanes.

Norman.