Don't get panicked by the thought of parachutes! The drop a/c pilots are in radio contact and listen to both with Newquay and Perranporth. They call at intervals into the drop, so that arriving and departing pilots know what's happening. There is no overhead join facility at the airfield to avoid both gliders, which still operate occasionally, and the parachutists. The drop zone doesn't conflict with the circuit or final approach tracks
Apart from the sensible landing fees - £0.01 per kilo max gross plus vat - (and free parking unless you overnight) it's a "real" GA airfield with no security people, handling agents etc etc. And Alison at the 05 cafe does terrific dishes of the day which are very inexpensive, plus all the other essentials like all-day breakfasts etc.
Oh! and the taxi to Perranporth if the legs aren't too good is £5. Enjoy!
And, no, I don't own the place or work there!