Rinsey Car Park
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- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
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Richard Anthony
15.02.2024
Rinsey Car Park
Fantastic views. Careful on the narrow lanes in the way in!... Great walks from here.
Chris Taylor
13.02.2024
Rinsey Car Park
Great car park, good location but quite small and can get busy
Saffron Skye
10.02.2024
Rinsey Car Park
A quiet, stunning cove with a natural spring, fabulous rocks, and good swimming. The sand is a little coarse, and it is a scramble to get down to the sea. The rocks can be quite slippery. I wouldn't recommend it for anyone with difficulty balancing or with restricted movement.
Lucille Hennessy
22.01.2024
Rinsey Car Park
Easy access to coastal path from car park. Had a lovely walk to Porthleven and back. Lovely scenic views.
Clifford Evans
07.01.2024
Rinsey Car Park
Nice car park right on the Coastal Path Walk. Getting there is an adventure in itself though! Be prepared to reverse into passing spaces if you meet a car; the lanes are very narrow in places. But that's part of the fun. The car park itself is well maintained with a voluntary contributions box to help with its upkeep.
Coralie Lewis
03.01.2024
Rinsey Car Park
Lovely walk with amazing views. You can also access the old mine buildings but make sure your wearing appropriate footwear it is rocky and hilly and can be slippery especially if you want to access the beach
Gethin Sugar
22.12.2023
Rinsey Car Park
A fairly large coastal car park operated by the National Trust. The car park is 'donation-only' and has an honesty box for donations.We parked here to visit the nearby Wheal Prosper Tin Mine but you can also access the wider coastal path network from here too.Access to the car park is via a lane from the main road which can be a bit narrow in places with one or two pot holes along the way.
Katy Beale
22.12.2023
Rinsey Car Park
One of my favourite beaches. Make sure you check the tides and go at low tide. You’ll need to be able to scramble down rocks, smuggler style, so don’t carry too much.There’s huge rock pools to swim or play in.
Antony Johnston
22.12.2023
Rinsey Car Park
Free car park with immediate access to the coastal path and to see the old tin mine
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S W Coast Path, Helston TR13 9TS
Rinsey Car Park