Truro host 15th-placed Weymouth on Thursday in Gloucester before travelling to relegated Dartford on Saturday in their final game of the season.
They will return to Truro next season in a new ground after being nomadic since their old home at Treyew Road was sold to property developers.
“I think the club have handled themselves so well in adversity,” added Wotton, who has been in charge at the club since the summer of 2019.
“We’ve kept our dignity, kept our mouth shut when we had to because there were a lot of times when we could have vented a lot of anger at a lot of people, but we just kept marching forward.
“I can’t fathom how much travelling the fans have done, they’ve been magnificent and they’ve stuck with us, and I’m so glad we’re going back home next year in National League South.
“We’ve played every single game of football for the past three years away from home, and to have got promoted in that time and to have survived in a really strong league is right up there for me.
“It’s exhausted us physically and mentally, but we’ve done it and that’s for the players and the fans next year when we go back home.”
