A06 Rushdune (A6), Riviere Towans

Holiday Rental Description

Rushdune enjoys a spacious setting surrounded by grassy dunes, with long views towards Lelant and Knill’s Monument in the distance. Light and bright, it offers three bedrooms (two doubles and one bunk room) and sits within walking distance of Hayle’s stunning sandy beach. Rushdune is an easy-going base for families, couples and solo travellers looking to explore St Ives Bay and the South West Coast Path, with the local shop close by and beach days just moments away.

Outdoors is a highlight: a large grassy area to the front with a picnic bench is perfect for games and picnics, while a lovely enclosed, decked area to the side provides a sheltered spot for al fresco meals, stargazing or a quiet read. Inside, the central living/dining space opens through patio doors to the lawn and offers sea glimpses towards St Ives. A well-equipped kitchen with breakfast bar keeps self-catering simple, and practical touches include dedicated Wi-Fi, space for two cars directly outside and a gentle grassy slope up to the front door for easy access.


Living/Dining Area – Large central space with sofas, coffee table, Smart TV and a dining table with six chairs; patio doors lead to a spacious grassed area with picnic table and sea glimpses.
Kitchen – Well equipped with breakfast bar, washing machine, large fridge-freezer and microwave.
Bedroom 1 – Double bed, bedside table, wall-mounted heater, wardrobe hanging space; window to the rear.
Bedroom 2 – Double bed, bedside table, wall-mounted heater, wardrobe hanging space; window to the rear.
Bedroom 3 – Full-size twin bunk beds, wardrobe, chest of drawers, storage and wall-mounted heater.
Shower Room – Shower cubicle, basin, heated towel rail and WC.
Parking – Space for two cars on grass directly outside the chalet.
Access – Gentle grassy slope up to the front door.
Connectivity – Dedicated Wi-Fi.


Outside

Expansive grassy area to the front with picnic bench; ideal for al fresco meals and children’s games. Enclosed decked area to the side with outdoor seating. Views towards Lelant and Knill’s Monument. Adjacent parking for two cars.

Pets

Pets are not permitted.

A Message from Toms

Come and find us in our on-site office open 09:00–17:00 Monday–Saturday and 09:00–13:00 on Sundays; from maintenance to housekeeping, travel tips and directions, we’re here to help! There is a 24-hour ‘out of hours’ contact number for us too.

The Location

The holiday park is one of the oldest in the country, with the first chalets constructed in the early 1920s. Today it’s a beautiful site with a wide range of unique, quirky and privately owned accommodation, including beach chalets, bungalows and lodges. Many have stunning sea views and all are within a few minutes’ walk of the beach.

On the Doorstep

Walk the coastal path at low tide along the beach from the Hayle river mouth to the cliff tops of Godrevy and the surf break at Gwithian, where you’ll find great food and drinks from cocktails to coffees, ice-creams and fresh seafood at local cafés and restaurants.

For those seeking surf, beginners to experienced surfers and bodyboarders can enjoy doorstep breaks at Hayle Rivermouth and Mexico Towans, both within walking distance of the park. Paddleboarding and kayaking on the estuary, as well as kitesurfing and windsurfing, are popular year-round. Hayle is home to the RSPB Hayle Estuary Reserve, Paradise Park Wildlife Sanctuary, Hayle Lido, ice-cream parlours, gift shops, great food (including Cornwall’s best pasties from Philps), pubs and supermarkets.

Further Afield

Take the coastal train from Lelant to St Ives and visit Tate and the Barbara Hepworth Museum. Call in at Newlyn Harbour and the fish market for the best in Cornish fish. Wander the historic market town of Penzance, taking in the harbour and the Egyptian House, or head to Land’s End and the coastal walk to Sennen Cove. Seek out Knill’s Monument and Steeple Woodland Nature Reserve, a 40-acre public open space overlooking St Ives Bay, before making your way down to Carbis Bay for fabulous food, drinks and its sheltered beach. Cornwall’s rugged coasts and beautiful coves have inspired artists, writers and filmmakers and feature in numerous films and TV series, including the popular Poldark series.

A Year-Round Destination

Whether you’re after a laid-back beach break, family adventures or a romantic coastal escape, Toms Holidays at Riviere Towans is the ideal base.

Winter Stays

The winter season runs from 1 November until 1 April (or the week before Good Friday, whichever comes first). Crisp coastal walks and cosy evenings make this a lovely time to visit.

Property Essentials

All our holiday homes are self-contained and self-catering, with well equipped kitchens, TVs, heating and plenty of home comforts. Many also include washing machines. Check the property details above to see the exact facilities available.The park is just outside Hayle at Riviere Towans on St Ives Bay.
Set over forty acres with the properties nestled amongst the sand dunes and open grass areas with direct access onto the three miles of Hayle beach.Full linen and towels are included in the price of your holiday. (Beach towels not included)