Introduction
Best large group accommodation in Cornwall
Cornwall is a stunning coastal county in southwest England, known for its breath-taking beaches, dramatic coastline, and rich cultural heritage. Famous for destinations like Penzance, Newquay, and Padstow, Cornwall offers top surfing, scenic coastal walks, and picturesque seaside villages – there’s plenty to see and do.
We’ve collected the very best Cornwall group accommodation for every group and every occasion. From school groups to sports clubs, get-togethers with friends and family, whatever you need. Take a look…
Map of YHA group accommodation in Cornwall
YHA group accommodation in Cornwall
YHA Boswinger
St Austell, Cornwall
- Number of beds: 40
- Group catering: Full board
YHA Land's End
St Just-in-Penwith, Cornwall
- Number of beds: 33
- Group catering: Full board
YHA Penzance
Penzance, Cornwall
- Number of beds: 95
- Group catering: Full board
YHA Treyarnon Bay
Padstow, Cornwall
- Number of beds: 67
- Group catering: Full board
- Meeting rooms: 1
Ways to stay with YHA
Serviced group stay
Groups of more than 15 people
Let YHA take care of your stay with our group booking service. You'll be allocated private bedrooms close together with all bedding. Upgrades are available for sole use of an area/floor or the entire place.
Exclusive Hire
Groups of all sizes
Hire the whole hostel, cottage or house at over 100 amazing locations. With YHA Exclusive Hire, you'll get the entire place to yourself and the hostel won't be staffed. Many properties also welcome dogs!
Individual stay
Groups of up to 15 people
Think you know our hostels? You may be surprised by the range of locations and accommodation on offer. We have dorm rooms, private rooms, en-suites plus camping and glamping options.
How to make a group booking
Make a group booking
Ready to make a group booking?
Making a booking with YHA is easy! For groups of more than 15 people, simply contact our experienced groups advisers. They'll support you with every aspect of planning your visit from meals, activities and meeting rooms to risk assessments and funding options.
Why groups love Cornwall
A beautiful base for group trips and school residentials, Cornwall has so much to offer. There is a perfect mix of stunning coastal scenery, varied activities and accommodation to suit all group sizes. From surfing and coastal walks to historic sites and more, Cornwall provides something for everyone, making it ideal for family gatherings, school trips, and group holidays. This pretty part of England is a top choice for memorable group trips in the UK.
Top attractions in Cornwall for groups
Eden Project
Situated in a former china claypit near St Austell, the Eden Project features a series of immense golf ball-shaped biomes which contain spectacularly exotic artificial Mediterranean, rainforest and...
Land's End
The most south-westerly point in mainland Britain, with spectacular views, iconic signpost and a range of visitor attractions.
St Michael's Mount
From monks to a Cornish giant, the history and mythology that layer up on this rocky tidal island near Penzance is richly diverse. Whether you’re admiring the views from the medieval castle or...
The Isles of Scilly
Each island has its own unique character, charms, and adventures. Don't miss the sub-tropical Tresco Abbey Gardens. Visit the Porth Hellick Down Burial Chamber dating back to the Bronze Age (2000BC)...
Tintagel Castle
Set high on a craggy peninsular overlooking a dramatic stretch of Cornish coast, Tintagel Castle offers much more than regular English Heritage ruins. According to legend, this was the stronghold of...
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