Roselands Caravan Park, St Just

Roselands is a small, quiet caravan and camping park at Dowran, just outside St Just on the far Penwith moors - and it is dog-friendly in the way only an owner-run site with its own dogs can be. The owners keep two chocolate Labradors of their own, the welcome extends to up to two large and three small dogs per stay, and dog-travelling guests rate it a 4.6 paw rating so far, describing the site as genuinely accommodating rather than merely tolerant.

The practical rhythm works: guests with two dogs report great walks straight from the site - there is moorland walking directly adjacent, so the pre-breakfast circuit needs no car - and the little on-site pub lets the dogs sit in with you, which sorts out evenings in a way most parks cannot. The owners are known for pointing guests at the right dog beaches and walks for the day's weather, and this corner of Cornwall rewards it: Sennen Cove and Gwenver, where dogs swim the surf, are minutes away, with Cape Cornwall, Portheras Cove and the coast path in every direction.

Accommodation splits between holiday homes for hire and touring or camping pitches with hook-ups, so the same dog welcome covers a static-caravan week or a tent weekend. The park's wider reputation is consistent: small, clean, safe and quiet, with the owners' friendliness the recurring theme across hundreds of reviews.

Worth knowing: confirm the pet arrangements for your specific accommodation when booking - fees are not published, and holiday-home versus pitch rules can differ. And this is west Penwith: the weather is a character, so pack for wet dogs.

Best suited to owners of one to several dogs - including multi-dog households most places turn away - who want moor and beach walking from the pitch, a pub that takes the dog, and a small site over a resort.