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Pencarnan Farm

Pencarnan Farm Caravan Park & Campsite on the Pembrokeshire Coast.


Pencarnan Farm Camping & Caravan Park

Set in the heart of idyllic Pembrokeshire, Llysyfran Meadow Campsite is the perfect place to explore beautiful West Wales.  We are conveniently located within a short distance of the Preseli Mountains, beaches, coastal villages, and surrounded by the Pembrokeshire National Park.

Based on our family farm Nigel and Rachel will always be around to help, we offer a warm welcome to all, and would be delighted to share the hidden gem that is our farm.  Keep your eyes open and you might see the cows out grazing the pastures, the sheep on the hills or even catch a glimpse of farmer Nigel driving his tractor as part of his daily rounds. 



On our doorstep within 200 metres, is Llysyfran Lakes a newly developed outdoor water and land recreational attraction. It boasts a beautiful 7 mile walk around the lake, together with over 14km of trail and pump bike tracks. If water sports take your fancy, you will be spoilt for choice with sailing, canoeing, kayaking, fishing and open water swimming on offer.



In just under three miles we have the village of Maenclochog where you can find our local shop, quaint cafe and village pub. Within a short driving distance is Narberth famous for its boutique shops, and food delicatessens. If you head North you will travel through the Preseli hills, adorned with walks, heading to the coastal areas of Cardigan and Newport adorned with beautiful beaches and plenty of places to eat out. A short drive South will take you to Tenby and the paradise of some of the best beaches  in Pembrokeshire such Barafundle, Fresh Water West and Broadhaven Sourh.  If you prefer culture why not visit St David’s Cathedral the smallest city in Wales, or Castell Henllys. The choice is yours, you will not want to leave. 



Llysyfran Meadow campsite offers a peaceful retreat after a day of exploring and adventure.  We have hot water showers, flushing toilets, and a communal washing up area, containing a freezer for your ice blocks and phone charging station.  



Once you are settled sit back in the comfort of the natural surroundings, light a campfire, have a bbq, toast marshmallows and gaze at the starlit sky. Each of our 5 electric pitches offer 15 metres of space. If you prefer not to have electric, then we have a selection of grass pitches in the meadow.  Prefer some shelter? Why not try one of our deluxe pitches with a sheltered cooking and bench area, together with your own private fire pit and BBQ grill, a must for those long summer evenings.  You will find these deluxe pitches are based at the lower end of the field in a more scheduled area. 



There is plenty of space in our 3 acre meadow, we have an undisturbed paradise of natural beauty to explore. Wild flowers adorn the hedges in the Spring, and in the Summer you can always hear the call of geese at dusk flying over to the lakes. Children are able to run free in the grass, splash in the stream and well behaved dogs on leads are most welcome too. We have created free range fun, rope swings, slides, bale jumping and a large football pitch, so parents can sit back and relax whilst children play and make new friends. Having a large family ourselves, our aim is for families to have fun, relax and make memories together. 

Llys-y-Frân Meadow Campsite

We warmly welcome you to Little Oaks, situated in the heart of Pembrokeshire, home to the most beautiful coastlines right on our doorstep.

The camp site is set close to the quiet village of Martletwy, just a stones throw from Canaston woods and within a 20 minutes drive from many popular beaches and quaint little towns.

Pembrokeshire is the perfect location for a family holiday or a quiet little get away with something on offer for everyone. 

Little Oaks Glamping and Camping

Basic farm field camping on the cliffs is 5 minute walk from the stunning beach at Druidston Haven.


The site has very basic facilities which include 4 portal loos, a shower and 2 washing basins.


Covid-19 Information Update


We will be adapted to safety requirements and social distancing guidelines that have been set out by the Welsh Government. Our priority is first and foremost the health and safety of our guests and local communities.


With your full support, Clifftops Camping will be a safe and relaxing place to stay for you to enjoy your visit to Pembrokeshire

Clifftops Camping 

A place to be with space to be. Come for a short or longer stay. Just bring your shelter. Leave that tarmac, feel the Earth, see the stars and hear the sea.
 
There is plenty of Space. You may park by your camp. We aim to be, and still seem to be, one of those quiet campsites, that offers back to basics camping... but with back up Cwtching facilities in the background, and happily so.



Arymwny Camping Wild Wales

Get away from it all with a stay in our luxury holiday cottages and campsite in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Nestled in 143 acres of idyllic countryside, Rainbolts Hill Farm is just a 5 minute drive from the golden sands of Newgale Beach.

Thoughtfully designed and beautifully decorated to reflect that laid-back Pembrokeshire vibe, we’ve created a comfortable home away from home.

Three of our cottages are on a single level and are wheelchair accessible. They’re all dog friendly too, so you can include your four-legged friend in your holiday plans.

Flat and easily accessible from the road, our camping ground also has all the facilities you need. These include a shop, heated male and female showers and well-kept toilets.

We try to be as green and sustainable as possible, generating our own power using a wind turbine and minimising plastic use on site.

Rainbolts Hill Farm

Coedfryn Farm is a small farm site, 10 minutes drive from the town of Newport in Pembrokeshire. All pitches have their own firepit and dining area with firewood supplied. You'll have some friendly neighbours to get acquainted with during your stay in the form of alpacas, a couple of molly lambs, some pygmy goats and a little shetland pony!

Each pitch has its own campfire, BBQ, picnic table and sheltered kitchen area. There is a large barn with a gas BBQ and lots of space for eating under cover and food preparation.

Coedfryn Farm


Digs in the Wig is made up of a 25 acre woodland along the perimeter of a Pembrokeshire family run farm. Nestled in the heart of the county, the farm sits in the shadow of the Preseli Hills with the beautiful Pembrokeshire coastline just a short drive away- the perfect springboard for your Pembrokeshire camping getaway.

Situated on a peaceful, secluded site nestled in the heart of Pembrokeshire within easy reach of stunning beaches and the national parks.
 
 Campfires, privacy and just five beautiful pitches offering a really special camping experience.

The Preseli Hills in Pembrokeshire were once covered by forest but today the area is better known for its expanses of open lowland and beautiful hills.
On its southern edges there’s a peaceful stretch of ancient woodland that still has a thoroughly timeless feel. Inhabitants cook over campfires, the smell of wood smoke lingering in the air, and children play in the long wild grass. It is, of course, a campsite and an excellent one at that.

There are just five camping pitches in total at Digs in the Wig campsite, each in a private clearing with its own campfire pit and stack of free firewood. The highest standards of sustainability have been reached and, as a result, facilities remain minimal and the wild, natural ecosystems here are largely untouched. Grassy clearings are strewn with tall buttercups and wild garlic grows in springtime beside the shadier patches of trees.

There are private eco loos and kitchens for each pitch, communal fridge-freezers, washing machines and also a cosy chill-out 'hwb' if you want to be a bit more sociable.
Digs is two miles from Maenclochog, where there’s a newsagents, café and petrol station. Slightly further are the towns of Narberth and Haverfordwest which will have just about anything you would need for your stay. Digs lends itself to those who want a peaceful camping experience and, of course, to those hoping to explore the stunning Preseli Hills.

**Worth Noting:** The Preselis have Special Area of Conservation status and are extremely popular with walkers. From hillforts and stone circles to ancient burial grounds, there are plenty of sights to appreciate, while newer Llysyfran Reservoir is two miles away and offers sailing, windsurfing and canoeing (along with cycling and walking on the seven-mile-long perimeter track).



Digs In The Wig

Just the place to sit and enjoy some of the delicious local produce you’ll discover on your travels around the Pembrokeshire Coast. Skomer is one of just four dog friendly holiday cottages on site. This single-level, one-bedroom luxury barn conversion is set in the beautiful surroundings of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

Light, airy and spacious, the cottage boasts a welcoming open plan living room, modern fitted kitchen and comfortable dining area. Just the place to sit and enjoy some of the delicious local produce you’ll discover on your travels around the Pembrokeshire Coast.

There’s a contemporary bathroom where you can wash the sand from between your toes. Perfect after a long, hard day of sightseeing, beaches and fresh air. And when you’re exhausted from your adventures, you can retire to a quiet, restful bedroom for a great night’s sleep. If you’re visiting for an autumn or winter break, there’s underfloor heating to keep you nice and cosy.

All the comforts of home Outside the holiday cottage, you’ll find your own patio space. It’s nice calm spot to sit with a coffee and watch the sun rise over the sea if you’re an early riser. For those on a romantic escape, it’s the perfect setting for sharing a glass of wine or two with someone special. And as it’s a dog friendly cottage, there’s a nearby exercise area especially for our canine guests.

With its central location, Skomer Cottage is a great base from which to go exploring on the Pembrokeshire Coast. And with all the comforts of home, it’s a welcoming retreat to return to.

Cottage Features We want you to feel at home and have the usual things to hand, which is why we try to provide as many practical facilities as possible, including:

Wi-Fi TV Towels & linen Hairdryer Luxury local toiletries Private parking Car charging Highchair & travel cot Laundry facilities Well-equipped kitchen Microwave Coffee and tea making facilities with a selection of Nespresso pods and Twinings Teas Dog friendly

Skomer

Cardigan Bay Camping is a family-run working farm. On our 100-acre farm, we have a mix of Hereford and Highland cattle and a flock of sheep. They are not the most talkative of neighbours but they are friendly enough. The cows and sheep are a treat for the kids to spot from a distance.

Our farm has coastal views overlooking beautiful Cardigan Bay. To the south, there are spectacular views of the Preseli Hills, an occasional flash from Strumble Head Lighthouse, and a simply stunning sunset.

Here, with your friends and family you can enjoy the best of relaxing back-to-basics coastal country life with its sights and sounds; explore the area by day and sit around a warming campfire by night.

We’re a 25-minute walk inland from the Pembrokeshire Coast Path part of the famous 970-mile long Wales Coast Path and just a short distance away from a whole host of historic & leisure attractions. Just follow the footpath up through the winding valley from Ceibwr Beach into the woodland and up the hill until you find us.

We have a variety of accommodation options available to suit all types and group sizes. We have family-friendly accommodation and accommodation for friends, hen-do’s and stag-do’s, and youth groups – including schools, Scouts and Cadet forces.

Cardigan Bay Camping

Woodland glamping and meadow camping at its very best here.  Tucked into the gobsmackingly gorgeous north Pembrokeshire coast in Wales, Preseli Glamping is a small and very pretty campsite with spectacular sea views and pitches sheltered in woodland glades and on grassy meadows.  It is a peaceful rural retreat, surrounded by a rich array of plants and wildlife and is a wonderful site to come and relax in the beautiful Welsh countryside, well off the beaten track.

If you want to explore the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park you have come to the right place.  It is a short walk through the woodland to reach the coastal footpath and the start of many wonderful hiking trails.  Or walk down to the secluded sandy beach; perfect for an early morning swim in the crystal clear waters.  For outward bound types, look no further than their very own sustainable activity centre - Preseli Venture - right on the doorstep (well...across the field) and offering all sorts of action man adventures, such as coasteering, surfing and sea kayaking - where you will be able to paddle out and spot seals, dolphins and a huge array of sea birds. To shepherd you through all these activities are knowledgeable, local guides, and the adventure days here are utterly brilliant if you fancy bringing out your wild side.

The campsite itself is beautifully laid out over a rolling meadow; if you have your own tent then you have a choice of a grassy pitch with dramatic sea views or a more sheltered spot down in the wooded valley.  All the pitches are a good size and are separated by newly planted trees; each has its own picnic bench and a firepit with a cooking grill.  There is also a communal grassy area for any gadding about that needs to be done.  Preseli Glamping is a member of the Greener Camping Club and here they are committed to eco friendly and sustainable camping; their excellent and meticulously clean shower and toilet facilities are solar powered, plus they are off grid, so any light will come from electricity-free sources.  Drinking water taps are dotted around the campsite and they also provide washing up facilities.  For glampers looking for a unique experience, a large and luxurious geodome is available to book, encircled in the trees at the far end of the campsite for extra seclusion.  It has a comfy double bed and two fold out singles, a wood burning stove, twinkling fairy lights and windows looking out into the canopy of trees beyond.  Bliss.

This is outdoor living in a beautiful corner of the country.  Dinner can be cooked around the campfire with the starry sky above, or if you want a night off, nip over to the neighbouring eco lodge restaurant at Preseli Venture.  This lovely lodge serves delicious food all day, from hearty Welsh breakfasts to two course evening meals.  Or, just sit by the woodburner and enjoy a local beer or play a game of pool; it is a brilliant place to relax and restore after a day exploring the Pembrokeshire coast.  Preseli Glamping is the perfect campsite for families, couples, friends, dog walkers, adrenaline junkies, cyclists, hikers, nature lovers, beach lovers, climbers, wild swimmers and those that just like to sit and relax and take in the beautiful Pembrokeshire scenery.  A real treat.
 
Preseli Glamping is a member of the Greener Camping Club. The ethos behind our campsite is off-grid camping in harmony with nature.  Our excellent toilet and shower facilities are brand new and sparkling clean, all powered by solar using our air source heat pump. The campsite is completely car-free with ample off-road parking, keeping the land green, beautiful and a safe space for children. 

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In order to stay at the site you need to be a member of the Greener Camping Club. Family or Individual Membership is £10 a year.  By becoming a member of The Greener Camping Club you'll be part of a select group of discerning, campers who genuinely care about sustainability and the environment. Family or individual membership costs £10 per year.  Membership can be purchased directly from here https://www.greenercamping.org/membership/index.html or contact Preseli Glamping directly. 
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Preseli Glamping

Point Farm Campsite is a family run campsite and home to Nia and Fil Marshall, their two children and Nia’s father John.  

Living by the sea, we spend any free time on the water, in the water, on the beach or socialising on the 'wall' in Dale.  We love being part of such a wonderful community!

Point Farm dates back to the 1720s although it has not been a working farm since the 1970s.
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The house is a prominent landmark, sitting above Dale Bay with panoramic views from as far as St David’s to the Preseli hills, up the Milford Haven waterway and across to Angle.​

We opened in 2015 and have worked hard to incorporate the campsite as sympathetically as possible into the beautiful natural landscape, surrounded by farmland and adjoining ancient woodland.  Planted with wild hedgerow, the pitches are well spaced out to provide privacy for our campers with wildflower boundaries between pitches.  Each season we make improvements to the site, adding facilities to ensure we offer our campers the best possible experience.

We aim to help our campers connect back with nature.  We encourage campers to learn about the biodiversity around the site with bird boxes and identity cards, wildlife books to borrow and by sharing our own knowledge of the local environment. On our doorstep you can explore the seashore, local woodland, ancient landmarks including an iron age fort and of course the wonders of Skomer island.

In 2015 we became one of the first campsites in Wales to be awarded the Green Key environmental standard award in recognition of our approach to environmental management and our green credentials.

We continue to celebrate our achievements, including being selected as Finalists in the Pembrokeshire Tourism Awards 2016 - Best Holiday Park / Caravan Park / Campsite category; TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence (2017 & 2019); TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice 2020; Commended as Best Couples Campsite by Campsites.co.uk 2019.

Press coverage includes: Britain's 10 Best Campsites to watch the sunrise and sunset by the Met Office (2016); Britain's 20 Best Campsites in The Sunday Times (2017); Coastal Walks Hidden Gems in Welsh Coastal Life (2018); Britain's 15 Best Summer Campsite by the Met Office (2017 & 2018); TimeOut London magazine (July 2019).

**Please note** that Sandpiper, Swallow and Kittiwake do not permit vehicles on their pitches.

**Please note, minimum nights stay apply for the Shepherd's Huts. Failure to do so may result in a rejected booking.**

Greener Camping Club membership required for all bookings.  Membership is £12.

Point Farm Campsite

‘Brynhaul’ meaning ‘Sun Hill’ – Sits in full, panoramic view of Pembrokeshire’s highest point. We offer you this tranquil, mostly off-grid, clover field campsite, along with its two secluded Shepherds huts with exclusive hot tub as an optional extra. Here you can enjoy rural remoteness and yet be in easy reach of all of Pembrokeshire’s stunning coast, landscape and amenities. 

Welcome to the six and a half acres, with only 10 camping pitches, 3 hard standings for small campers and our 2 shepherds huts you are spoilt with plenty of space, to chill, explore or have as your adventure base.

Pembrokeshire is an outdoor instructor’s playground, with Canoeing, sailing, hiking, Climbing, Kayaking, Stand up Paddleboarding, Coasteering or just chilling, to mention a few.

For us, the priceless part is star gazing and sunsets – it is so dark here you feel the stars are in touching distance and the sunsets – we could probably photograph 100 or more a year!

We are part of theGreener Camping Club so Please add it on extra products if you're not a member to get the benefits.


Brynhaul Camping

This one bedroom, single-level, dog friendly holiday cottage is a great base for anyone wanting to explore the Pembrokeshire Coast. Situated in unspoilt countryside just 2 mile from one of Pembrokeshire’s most spectacular Blue Flag beaches, it’s lovely place to get away from it all and unwind.

With its open plan design, high ceilings and sea views, this luxury cottage has a light, roomy feel. The well-equipped contemporary kitchen has plenty of space. There’s a linked dining area and lounge space where you can cosy up or chill out. A separate double bedroom and bathroom complete the set. Guests also have access to a utility room if you need to do any laundry.

Everything on one level The outside is as comfortable as the inside, with an all-weather dining set on the patio. It’s a peaceful spot to tuck into breakfast while gazing out to sea. On a warm Pembrokeshire evening, you can kick back with a drink and watch the sun slowly setting over the fields.

Having everything on one level, makes this cottage a great choice for guests who have mobility problems or find using stairs difficult. There’s also a spacious field opposite the holiday cottage where your dog can enjoy a bit of fresh air.

Come rain or shine, summer or winter, our luxury accommodation makes a great base for exploring the countryside. So, why not treat yourself to a dog friendly Newgale holiday? We can’t wait to welcome you!

Cottage Features We want our cottages to feel like a home from home and have the things you’ll need to enjoy your stay with us. Facilities include:

Wi-Fi Towels & linen Highchair and travel cot Local ethical Myddfai toiletries Utility room Private parking Car charging Under-floor heating Wheelchair accessible Dog friendly Coffee machine & tea making facilities with free selection of Nespresso pods and Twinings Teas Microwave Hairdryer

Grassholm

Located at the heart of the St Davids Peninsula within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Spring Meadow Farm is just 3 miles from both St Davids and Solva and within easy reach of spectacular coastline, exhilarating walks, lovely sandy beaches, surfing, kayaking, coasteering, fantastic wildlife and island boat trips.

Spring Meadow Farm Camping PembrokeshireSpring Meadow Farm Campsite is hidden away behind tall willows, which makes it a cosy haven for campers. The level 1 acre field is ideal for young families, well away from roads and only a short distance from the toilet and shower block, where you will also find plenty of hot water, a fridge, washing up sink, washing machine and hair dryer.



Spring Meadow Farm Campsite

Melin Mabes is on a quiet country lane in the heart of Pembrokeshire with beautiful and peaceful surroundings. Relax in one of our amazing spaces. Wonderfully secluded, each amazing space is situated in its own glorious garden. Welcome to Melin Mabes…

Choose from either our Mabel Gypsy Caravan, Spodnic UFO or Templar Tree House. (Please Bring your wellies!)  We have lots of walking paths and cycling routes from the campsite itself. 

Visit our local pub called The Boars Head which is walking distance away, it has great ambiance, friendly staff and hearty pub grub!.

Melin Mabes

 Celtic Camping is a rustic open-field campsite, which provides you with loads of space to breathe, reconnect, explore, discover, play and relax whilst being surounded by our beautiful Pembrokeshire Coastline.   Set in 250 acres of open farm land, you can enjoy knockout ocean views, and have direct access onto the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path from almost any part of our campsite. This 186 mile long National Trail twists and turns its way through some of the most breathtaking coastline in West Wales if not the whole of Britain.

For camping there is plenty of room for traditional camping in any size tent, touring caravans or camper vans and we can accommodate any size Motor-Home and thousands of campers have enjoyed our site – however, if you are looking for something on par with a Caravan Camping Club site then you could be disappointed. On our rustic campsite, we have lots of electric hook-up points (please book early to avoid disappointment at busy times) around every field, including water facilities and washing-up areas. So for camping, you can go native and get away from it all by setting up camp in your own little corner of Pembrokeshire or you can set up camp in friends or family groups and enjoy what our campsite has to offer. There are spectacular views from everywhere on our campsite and a cracking sunset across the sea. We have 3 main large camping fields with additional satellite fields for those campers looking to get away from the main camping areas.   Please note during the peak camping periods, we will bring in additional portable toilets to support our fixed toilet and shower blocks – these ensure that toilet facilities are in every field – they are cleaned daily and emptied on a regular basis.   We have a dedicated CCTV system that covers the campsite and provides that overarching security for peace of mind.

With any coastal camping, whilst it offers amazing seas views, it can at times be a little breezy – therefore you need to ensure that your camping equipment is robust enough to withstand our coastal weather systems and you should also be knowledgeable on tent erecting and the use of your camping equipment and the vehicle you intend to use (campervan, motor-home or caravan).  If you have not put up your tent for a while or you are a first-time camper, then turning up here and trying to erect your tent for the first time in breezy conditions is not recommended. We are on hand to offer advice and assistance.  Please also note we do not allocate pitches – we allow our campers to select a pitch that suites them and their requirements  – after all it’s your holiday, so we allow you to find somewhere that meets your needs, rather than us dictating where you should go.

Celtic Camping

Nestled in the tranquil Pembrokeshire countryside, Kite View Farm & Wild Camping is the perfect place to unwind and reconnect with nature. Join us from spring 2022 for foraged feasts and private dining set in our ancient woodland fort. The woodland at Kite View has always been a special place for us and we’re thrilled to offer guests a camping trip with a difference in our state of the art Tentsile Tree Tents.

Our aim is to bring you a unique dining experience set in our ancient woodland, showcasing the best in local and seasonal produce, with our changing seasonal menu that celebrates the tastes of Pembrokeshire.

Membership of the Greener Camping Club is required to stay at Kite View Farm. Members must produce a valid membership card when requested to do so by the Site Owner. Membership can be purchased while booking.

Kite View Farm & Camping

For traditional camping, enjoying the unspoilt wildness, and at night star gazing or sitting around the campfire. Bring your own camping gear or take it easy in a log cabin or quirky comfy horse lorry - whichever option you go for, views over the Preseli Hills come as standard. North Lodge is a smallholding in a gorgeously remote part of Pembrokeshire, yet only ten minutes from lots of good beaches, the coastal path and things to do.

Ideal for family holidays, walkers, birdwatchers, cyclists, or couples just looking to escape into the country. The pitches, cabins and lorry are laid out with long grass and hedge areas for minimum overcrowding and maximum privacy. Group bookings are welcome; and canine campers can come along too.

We can offer you:

Shower and washroom facilities
A green, eco friendly camping experience
Campfires
Unique Cabins Off the grid
Horse lorry for two, in its own meadow
Tents pre set up for your Convenience
The Bunker – A dry room:
for food prep or just relaxing
with an undercover BBQ area
The whole site for private bookings
family groups, parties, events/workshops
Tractor sessions, we have a small fergie tractor , the small holdings work horse
Archery area - have a go or bring your own bow
Events, workshops and Local attractions
Short courses- how to live off the grid
keeping chickens
growing your own
We welcome well behaved dogs
We welcome horses and horse drawn carriages

Northlodge Eco Camping

We are a small family run campsite in Fishguard with only 8 pitches. We offer large camping pitches for tents, campervans, caravan and motorhomes. You can enjoy seaviews, campfires, meadow camping, dog friendly, separate showers and toilets per pitch, fresh eggs, onsite cafe, onsite pizza evenings.

We are taking bookings now via phone, email, or website.

**As part of the Greener Camping Club all visitors must be members. Membership is £10 annually and gives you access to a large number (and growing) of amazing campsites across the Uk all with the same ethos. For every member we sign up we receive at least one tree to plant. **

We are located in North Pembrokeshire with great access in all directions to explore the county and further afield if you wish. Head North to wonderful secluded beaches near Dinas and Newport. Or maybe the you could explore along the Gwaun Valley all the way up onto Carn Ingli mountain. In the Southerly direction is the tiny famous city of St.Davids with great coastal walks all along the coast to more famous film sets of Freshwater West and Broadhaven South.


Glasfryn Escapes Campsite

A beautiful and sheltered family site next to an old watermill and on the edge of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Fifteen minute riverside walk to beach and coastal path and Pub at Wisemans Bridge.

Mill House offers the perfect location for your holiday, stay here once and we know you'll return again and again.

Electric & TV points available on all pitches.

All pitches are hardstanding, we also have caravan holiday homes for hire.

Pleasant Valley provides a tranquil, timeless setting for your holiday whilst still being close to Saundersfoot and Tenby and the many attractive beaches in the area.

For the active crowd theres plenty to do with fishing, boating, biking, walking and surfing all close by. Alternatively you may prefer to explore the rock pools, stroll along the beach or take the old miners track through the woods and the cliff tunnels to Saundersfoot and reward your efforts with a locally made ice cream?

Please include your contact email or telephone number with any enquiry.

Mill House Caravan Park

The perfect bolthole for anyone looking to get away from the daily grind and recharge their batteries.
Part of a bijou complex of 4 luxury holiday homes, Ramsey Cottage is set in scenic farmland in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. With its sea views, lovely coastal location and high-end features, it’s a tempting retreat. The perfect bolthole for anyone looking to get away from the daily grind and recharge their batteries. It’s also a dog friendly holiday cottage, so your beloved pooch can tag along on vacation.

Calm and spacious, this one-bedroom cottage for two people is built for comfort. The open kitchen, dining and lounge area has an elegant charm and laid-back atmosphere.  And there’s plenty of light flooding in from the French doors that look out over St Brides bay and Ramsey Island. There’s also a restful double bedroom and modern bathroom. And with cosy underfloor heating added to the mix, you’ve got everything you need to feel at home.

A warm, welcoming space
Outside the holiday cottage, there’s a private terrace area. It’s perfect for soaking up the sun or just chilling out in the fresh air with the dog. If you love the outdoors, there are lots of scenic walking trails on our doorstep. And we even have an exercise field especially for our energetic canine guests.

A great spot to retreat to at any time of year, this quiet haven in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is hard to beat. So, why not come and experience a Newgale holiday home for yourself?

Cottage Features
We try our best to include all the practical things you need in a good holiday home, so our facilities include:

Wi-Fi
Towels and linen
Hairdryer
Luxury local toiletries
A well-equipped kitchen with microwave
Coffee and tea making facilities with a selection of Nespresso pods and Twinings Teas
Laundry facilities
Private parking
Car charging
Highchair and travel cot on request
Wheelchair accessible
Dog friendly

Ramsey

Three Fields Farm and Campsite is a new site to Pembrokeshire, with its first season being in 2021. It was founded by Naomi and Patrick, two born and bred Pembrokeshire siblings with a love for Pembrokeshire and the surrounding area. Having grown up and lived in the county all our lives, the area has had a huge impact on us and has given us so many happy memories and experiences. We want to share the beauty of our small piece of paradise with other people.

We knew we wanted a family-friendly campsite with a secluded, private feel for all. That was our north star and we built everything else around that. 

With a keen interest for health and the outdoors, we have good knowledge of the area and can show you exactly where is best to go and when! We are both massage therapists and Naomi is a Yoga instructor. This allows us to combine our interests and provide those services for campers right here on-site to provide the most tranquil experience possible!     


Three Fields Campsite

Whether you’re looking for cosy holiday cottages to retreat to, a fully-furnished luxury yurt or Gypsy Caravan to go “glamping” in or simply want to camp on our campsite, our beautiful Pembrokeshire eco site can offer it all. We want to make your stay as comfortable, relaxing and easy as possible so you can enjoy the spectacular surroundings that Pembrokeshire can offer. We are a dog-friendly site and welcome up to two dogs per booking at no extra charge (please contact us if you want to bring more than two dogs). As we are surrounded by farmland and livestock we do expect dogs to be kept on leads at all times. We love where we live, just one mile from the Pembrokeshire Coastal path (you can see glimpses of the sea through the trees), with a secluded beach cove, rock pools galore and all the sea and sky you could wish for. Nearby are the lovely fishing villages of Little Haven, and Solva, the amazing stretches of beach that are Broad Haven, Marloes and Newgale and the marine reserve Skomer Island. With something for everyone – from walking, cycling, horseriding on the beach, surfing, coasteering, sauntering around the magnificent St David’s cathedral, or eating at award-winning restaurants, Pembrokeshire has so much to offer.

Greener Camping Club membership required. Please add it on extra products if you're not a member

Mill Haven Place Camping

We are a family run campsite in the very centre of Pembrokeshire, in stunning west Wales.

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Our quiet rural site is easy to get to, but you are a million miles away from the hustle and bustle when you're there.  We currently offer grass field pitches, plus 2 fabulous furnished 6-metre Yurts for the 2022 season.  There is an undercover area for washing up, picnics and utilities, a log store, and a firepit on every pitch.


An excellent base for exploring the north, west and south of the county.  The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is only a short hop away, with its 186-mile coast path, glorious sandy beaches and unspoilt vistas.  The islands of Skomer and Ramsey are a nature-lover's paradise, whilst Caldey Island and the tourist spots of Tenby and Saundersfoot are also within easy reach.  There is easy access to the Preseli Hills and central Pembrokeshire for walkers with its Knight's Way and Landsker Borderlands trail.

We are a family run site and we are passionate about Pembrokeshire, and enjoying it from the outdoors.  Pembrokeshire is the ultimate outdoor play area - great for young children, adventure seekers and those who enjoy a good trail run, cycle ride or ramble.  We would love to share our enjoyment of Pembrokeshire with you......it truly is a special place. 

From the myths and legends of the Preselis and Landsker trail, to the modern day thrill seeking of coasteering, climbing, abseiling or kayaking, we have experienced much of it ourselves.  And if we haven't, we know how to direct you to someone who has.

Quarry Park Camping

We are in an ideal location for you to explore the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and award blue flag beaches 3.8 miles to sandy Broadhaven South beach, it is popular for swimming and with families, kite-surfers, anglers, body-boarders and canoeists and 4 miles to Barafundle Bay (both National Trust) 5 miles to Freshwater West which is popular for surfers, we are also close to Angle & Stackpole and within driving distance Tenby, Saundersfoot, Manorbier, Skrinkle Haven, Marloes, Broad Haven north and Dale. There is a wealth of wildlife and rare plants in the SSSI area.

**Booking Policy**

This is a tranquil site where people come to relax, we do not accept large bookings for parties. Please do not book if you cannot respect our family-orientated policies - you will be asked to leave if you cannot be quiet.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE TIMES :

Check-in between 2 pm and 8 pm. Checkout by 12pm on the day of departure


**DOGS** - MUST be kept on leads at all times when on-site. Keep them with you & clean up after them.

**FIREPITS **- MUST NOT BURN THE GRASS, THEY MUST BE USED ON PATIO SLABS OR RAISED OFF THE GROUND.

**ELECTRIC PITCHES**

To all of our electric customers - We only have a 5 amp supply which is only capable of running Fridges & charging phones or similar devices.

Please DO NOT use electric cookers, heaters, toasters, hairdryers ETC

Parke Farm Camping

Tir Bach was originally a small dairy farm, since becoming a campsite in 2003 the farm's 26 acres have become a magnet for wildlife and birds. Expect to see many birds here including Red Kite, Buzzards, Swallows, hedgerows full of the small birds that love to nest in them.
A wonderful place to bird watch or listen to the dawn chorus without distracting background noise, insects and Bats also thrive here. At dusk listen carefully you’ll hear some of the bats ultrasonic squeaks, look up and see them going out to feed. On a clear night with very little light pollution here you’ll see amazing sky’s our galaxy and beyond. The hay field meadows grow without chemicals so there are many unusual wild flowers, which you’ll also find in the woodland and hedgerows.

There is also a limited number of secluded and private pitches, away from the main area, in the lower meadow and upper meadow.

**Marshala  glamping yacht**
New for 2022 covered hot tub, bed linen provided.
If you are looking for space to unwind, relax and kick off your shoes while watching, wildlife, star gazing by your fire pit you really won't go wrong here! Tried out Camping and Glamping, eager to try something slightly different but with all the relaxing benefits? Here's our solution Marshala.
Located overlooking stunning views, Marshala will offer you a very different experience. Rescued after being run aground off Marloes, and refitted to provide everything you’ll need. Measuring 36 feet long by 12 feet wide, all the fun of being on board a yacht, but without having to navigate, feel sea sick or fall overboard.
Below deck there are 2 cosy double cabins, children's bunk cabin, the living area has seating with storage, and can be converted into 2 single beds; drop down table, TV with free view, Wi-Fi, and wood burning stove, wet room with shower, basin and WC. The kitchen area is equipped with, gas oven & hob, sink with mains water, fridge, microwave, and cooking utensils etc…
Outside is the upper deck, and lower deck with BBQ and fire pit, new for 22 covered hot tub, above Marshala are children’s swings and large grass area, hard standing for parking.

Animals we have here on the farm, are pigs, geese, turkey’s, chickens, a mule, Shetland pony and the friendly farm dogs. We have a large barn for wet days and events, inside is a BBQ, fire pit, table tennis campers.


Tir Bach Farm

Everyone Welcome:
At Cwtch Camping, we’re the perfect spot for small gatherings of friends and families; the kids, the parents and the grandparents can have a cabin each. Romantic and adventurous couples can enjoy some peace and tranquillity in the woodland or go off exploring the nearby coast. You are welcome to come on your own or bring the dog. Cwtch Camping is a great place for finding that thinking space if you work in the creative industry and need that inspiration recharged.

Clean and Safe Space:
The safety and well-being of our guests is the most important thing for us. We have introduced new cleaning and safety measures at Cwtch Camping to keep you safe during your stay and ensure that you can relax and get the natural, breathe-easy break that you really need.

We Offer Self Check-ins:
Self check-ins is a form of checking in without coming into contact with anyone. You can arrive at Cwtch Camping a time that suits you and make yourselves at home without coming into contact with another soul, allowing you to start enjoying your holiday in the wild west of Wales from the moment you arrive.

RELAX, EXPLORE & UNWIND IN OUR OFF-GRID GLAMPING HANDCRAFTED TIMBER CABINS.

In three acres of off-grid, private woodland you will have exclusive use of Cwtch Camping’s green woodland space, the three ‘Cwtch’ Cabins, the camp kitchen and the WC/shower units with the option to hire our stunning additional luxury bell tents for a real camping adventure.

FIND US IN BEAUTIFUL PEMBROKESHIRE
 
With 52 beaches to choose from and 186 miles of coastal path, Cwtch Camping is ideally located for seaside adventures and intrepid inland exploring alike. Famed for its stunning coastline, Pembrokeshire boasts the only coastal national park in the UK.  Here are our top recommendations for things to do and places to see in picture-perfect Pembrokeshire that your family will love! 

Cwtch Camping is a relaxed, dog-friendly, digital detox woodland site, perfect for exploring Pembrokeshire.  We don’t offer hot tubs at this site as we’re so close to the popular beaches of Tenby, Manorbier, Barafundle and Fresh Water – we believe that a natural swim in the sea is better for your sleep and for your soul!

Cwtch Camping

Caldey

In the heart of the breathtaking Pembrokeshire Coast National Park sits Fishguard Bay Resort, offering some of the most panoramic and stunning views in the UK; a place where the cliffs plunge down to the golden sandy beaches and smugglers’ coves below.  This completely unique position on the coast provides holidaymakers peace and tranquillity and the very best of what nature has to offer.  It is a walker's paradise, with many paths and trails starting from Fishguard Bay Resort and winding along the coastline and beyond.  Fishguard Bay Resort has been described as ‘a little piece of heaven on earth,’ where you can leave the world behind, relax, recharge, rejuvenate and quietly blow the dust from your soul.

At Fishguard Bay Resort we provide guests with the chance to relax in unrivalled luxury for an unforgettable stay; our friendly and professional staff are onsite to make sure your holiday is the best it can be.  You can choose from a range of luxury lodges, static caravans, glamping pods or bring your own and book a pitch on the immaculate touring or camping site - wherever you are, you can be assured of the very highest standards and wonderful views.  Some of our accommodation has private hot tubs, so you can sit back in the bubbles, drinking bubbly, and watch the sun go down over Fishguard Bay.  Conscious of the unique space in which we occupy in the National Park, every effort is made to blend the accommodation beautifully into the landscape, and we pride ourselves on our commitment to the local ecology; we are the proud recipients of the David Bellamy Gold Award.

Behind Fishguard Bay Resort stretches the rest of gorgeous Pembrokeshire, and if you ever do feel the need to leave the resort then you can discover just what this National Park has on offer.  Some of the very best beaches in the world - many are Blue Flag and Green Coast rated - are on your doorstep, with many providing good swimming and other activities, such as watersports, beach games and rock-pooling.  A 186-mile coastal path is just a stones thrown away, with widlflower strewn paths to wander down - a nature lovers delight.  Throughout the county, you’ll find every form of outdoor activity you could imagine, as well as adventure parks, theatres, boat excursions, incredible places to eat and beautiful towns and villages to explore.  Wander across the heather-brushed Preseli Hills and find the source of the famous Stonehenge bluestones, marvel at the birthplace of the first Tudor king Henry VII, Pembroke Castle, or marvel at the delights of the ancient burial stones at Pentre Ifan.

If all that all sounds far too strenuous, then just sit back at the resort, take in the glorious views, possibly spotting a dolphin in the waves below or a gull swooping and hovering in the thermals overhead and watch the setting sun melting silently into the spectacular sky.



Perched on a magical spot on the unspoilt western coast of Wales between the big sky and the briny sea, where the cliffs plunge to the golden sands and smugglers’ coves below, our Fishguard Bay Resort has been described as ‘nothing less than a little piece of heaven on earth,’ a unique pocket of paradise where you can leave the world behind, relax, recharge, rejuvenate and quietly blow the dust from your soul.

Unwind in unrivalled luxury for an unforgettable stay, cared for by our friendly, professional staff for whom nothing is too much trouble. Whether you choose from our stunning range of luxury lodges, our static caravans or our cute and cosy glamping pods, or whether you decide to take advantage of our intimate touring and camping site you will be assured of only the very highest standards. But whatever your choice, we pride ourselves on providing you with a home-from-home, stylish and modern, blended seamlessly into the surrounding landscape.

Stretching out behind the Fishguard Bay Resort the whole of Pembrokeshire will become your playground, and it’s a playground that really does have something for everyone. Whisper it quietly but here you’ll discover some of the finest beaches on the planet, not to mention the 186-mile coast path, just a pebble’s throw away, lined with gorse and wild flowers. Throughout the county you’ll find every form of outdoor activity known to man, as well as adventure parks, theatres, cinemas, boat excursions, fabulous places to eat and beautiful towns and villages to explore. If you simply want to relish the history that permeates every Pembrokeshire inch, you could wander across the heather-brushed Preseli Hills and find the source of the famous Stonehenge bluestones, marvel at the birthplace of the first Tudor king Henry VII, Pembroke Castle, or the equally iconic cathedral at St Davids, Britain’s most compact and bijou city. Then there are the particular delights of the ancient burial stones at Pentre Ifan, always lonely, forever buffeted by the wind. In short, there’s so much to see and so much to do.

Or, of course, you could just put your feet up, luxuriate in your private hot tub with a glass of something bubbly, mesmerised not only by the gulls swooping and hovering in the thermals overhead, the dolphins glistening in the tides below where once sailed Vikings or traders or Celtic monks, but also by the setting sun melting silently in your very own and very spectacular big sky.



Fishguard Bay Resort

Hillfort campsite is set in a large countryside setting away from centres of population. Our camping units and Yurts are all at least 20 metres apart some more. The site is owner-managed by someone who is passionate about your holiday enjoyment and your welfare. We believe these factors, coupled with the fact that you will be holidaying in the great outdoors will offer you some peace of mind during the weeks and months ahead.

We have 11 spacious camping pitches and 4 Yurts spread out over our 30-acre site. All in peaceful and stunning location. Each pitch has a firepit for relaxing evenings around the campfire with friends or family. We also have on-site free for your use, hot and cold showers, 3 washing up facility stations,  and 3 composting WCs.



We are very lucky to be situated right within Pembrokeshire Coastal Park, which is a great spot for bird lovers! You will have the opportunity to spot many unique birds such as Meadow Pipit, Yellowhammer, Sky Lark, Chough, Peregrine, Stone Chat, Wheatear, Whitethroat, Willow Warbler, Linnet, Swallow, Goldfinch, Wren, Red Kite, Buzzard. Also nearby are Razorbill, Guillemots, Fulmar, Gannet. June is the best time to visit nearby Skomer Island as this is when the Puffins are feeding their young.

From Strumble Head, which is minutes from our site, you may see dolphins, orca, porpoise. Butterflies: Common blues, small heath, coppers, southern comma, skipper. Badgers and foxes!





Hillfort Camping and Yurts

Upper Scolton Camping is a small campsite located on a working dairy and sheep farm in the heart of the Pembrokeshire countryside. Upper Scolton Farm has been run by the Reed family since 1936.

The farm is home to Andrew and Kathryn Reed, their two children Pippa and Charlie and Andrew’s parents Liz and Bill, all of whom look forward to meeting you and helping you to enjoy your stay.
The farm operates 365 days a year, together with the 300 dairy cows, the farm has a flock of prizewinning Texel Sheep.

The campsite site is situated in the “Pond Paddock” away from the busy farm area, for the safety and tranquillity of our guests. Adjoining the campsite area, is a large pond (fenced off), which attracts a wide variety of wildlife including kingfisher, moorhen, heron, wild duck, dragon flies, damsel flies, butterflies and a wide range of amphibians.

We are passionate about farming, wildlife and our environment. We are happy to show our guests around the farm and the work that we do. However, farms are busy places with large vehicles and animals, so visits to the animals and milking parlour are by appointment.

The farm was originally part of the Scolton Manor Estate. The Manor House and grounds are now open to the public and are within walking distance of the campsite. There are a variety of playgrounds for children, pleasant walks, mountain bike track, walled garden and café.



We welcome tents, caravans, motorhomes and trailer tents on our fully equipped pitches with private facilities.

Each pitch has its own fully equipped camp kitchen, composting loo, a private shower with plenty of hot water, (heated by our 50KW solar PV array), washing up area, picnic bench and fire pit with grill.

The generous pitch sizes provide loads of space for your relaxing stay. Guests can enjoy walks around the fenced off pond area or to sit and enjoy the wildlife. Each pitch has an electric hook up facility if required (additional charge applicable).

A parking area adjoining the camping field allows guests to move cars after unloading to leave the field safe and peaceful for all guests.

Up at the farm yard we have fridges / freezers for guest use, facilities for charging phones etc, information board and a shop containing fire wood for your fire pit, various other essentials and locally sourced treats for your stay.


Upper Scolton Camping

Hide away here for as long as you can. Covert Farm Camping is a family-run haven next to a Site of Special Scientific Interest, home to a wide variety of birds and wildlife living among reeds and trees… and it’s only 10 minutes’ from this splendid spot to the spectacular Pembrokeshire coast.

The owners have set the site up to be a peaceful getaway for guests who want to unwind in a wildlife haven. The farm is surrounded by fields for leisurely walks away from roads too, and a huge amount of family days out are close by: Saundersfoot and Tenby beaches, Heatherton, Folly Farm and Manor Wildlife Park are all within 15 minutes' drive.

Gratified former guests have approved most fervently of this lovely little site, hailing the friendly team, the spotless amenities and the setting among other aspects. Campfires are encouraged too as long as they’re in firepits: these are available for hire, along with firelighters, logs and kindling to buy.

The toilet and shower block has hot running water and washing-up facilities.

 
 **Opening Dates this year:** 18/04/2022 to 09/09/2022

Covert Farm Camping

Great Redford is nestled away in 25 acres of Pembrokeshire countryside. The site is off-grid, and has five spacious pitches. Each pitch has its own composting loo, shower, camp fire, and picnic table. The site is a car free zone, the car park is in the camp field and there are wheel barrows to transport your kit to and from your pitch. There is plenty of space for kids to run wild too.

There is a stream in the pond at the bottom of the fields (it is not fenced and adults must supervise the children by the water at all times). The area by the stream has started to be planted with new trees and we are committed to planting many more. We are looking at other rewilding projects, while we continue to provide pastureland for the sheep to graze.

We run a quiet site and guests are asked to follow the 10:00pm quiet time conditions. No groups. Due to our sheep on site we operate a no dog policy. However, we welcome assistance dogs.

Essential Information

- Firepits on each pitch
- Picnic table on each pitch
- Rustic log seating around camp fire
- Firewood included in the price

Facilities
- 3 hot showers and hot washing up area
- Composting loo on each pitch
- Limited campfire pots and pans
- Ice blocks available

Great Redford Camping

 **Enjoy the 'wild life' at our premium Pembrokeshire campsite**

Simply pop up your tent, relax and unwind on your very own premium camping pitch here in beautiful Pembrokeshire...

Our 'posh' camping pitches here at Florence Springs near Tenby offer so much more than your usual camping experience!

Forget the usual cramped campsites surrounded by noise and bustle - here at Florence Springs you'll enjoy your own peaceful, secluded spot with a few little luxuries to make your Pembrokeshire camping trip truly special.

Check-in: 3PM - 7PM (no arrivals after 7PM)
Check-out:10AM

If you cannot find the availability you are looking for, or you are looking for a shorter stay, please email our team directly on info@florencesprings.co.uk and we shall try and assist you :)

Florence Springs Campsite

This small campsite, on 2.5 acres of flat grass, caters for tents, campervans and caravans. It lies on the grounds of Glan-Y-Mor House, formerly a guest house, but now a private residence. Facilities on-site include toilets, hot showers, dishwashing area, chemical toilet disposal, ice pack freezer, good size pitches, hookups, and all with beautiful sea views of the St Brides Bay. It is easily within walking distance of both the centre of St Davids, Caerfaibeach and the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.

The campsite is an ideal base for touring, walking or cycling around the peninsula. For the more adventurous there are plenty of activities including surfing and for the less adventurous there are numerous beaches to laze around on. Try boat trips to the offshore islands, take a stroll around the coast path, have a good meal in a quality restaurant. We offer relaxed, informal holidays with no schedules, no timetables and no hassles.

Everything on this small peninsula is within walking distance. There are also plenty of local bus services, taking in all the sights and beaches in the area, so you don’t even need to drive whilst staying here.

This year we are offering our customers surf lessons, plus surfboard, wetsuit, bodyboard and SUP hire. You can book your surf lessons and hire them here.
We also offer to rent a luxury log cabin, shepherds hut and tourer caravan. Plus fire pits can be hired on request.

Bookings are advisable. Please note there is a 7-night minimum booking during the summer school holidays 2022.

St Davids is a great place to visit and we hope that this website does it justice. For further information please don’t hesitate to contact us.


Glan Y Mor Camp Site

Situated in the beautiful seaside village of Saundersfoot, Sea Dreams, Fanta Sea and Castaway Holiday Cottages offer modern, self-catering dog-friendly holiday accommodation for couples and families.

Recently renovated to a high standard and tastefully furnished throughout, our three self-catering holiday cottages , all sleep four guests with two good-sized bedrooms. 

A good night’s sleep is guaranteed with super comfy king size beds in the master bedroom. The second bedroom offers two comfortable single beds – perfect for kids or friends to share.

Fluffy bathrobes, fine linen, luxury towels, complimentary toiletries, electricity, heating, WiFi and Sky TV are included in your stay.

Sea Dreams

Home to John and Ingrid Angel, Fairview farm is less than a 10 minute drive to the coast situated in the middle of st Brides bay is a perfect spot discover the delights of Pembrokeshire. 

We have opened up our 12 acre field as a pop up campsite until the end of September with basic facilities but do have great views and lots of space, the sky here is incredible both during the day and the night at only two miles from the coast the air is fresh and clean.  Broad Haven, Druidstone, Nolton Haven all less than 10 minutes away, Newgale 15 minutes the list goes on as we are lucky enough to have many beautiful beaches.




Fairview Camping

COED TEMPLE DRUID

Wild Camping Experience
Coed Temple Druid is an intimate and secluded campsite with only 4 large camping pitches mown into a grass meadow: ASH, BEECH, HAZEL and HAWTHORNE. Each pitch has it own fire pit with a complementary box of wood.  All pitches share the open round house kitchen and shelter, communal fire pit, compost toilets and nearby hot shower, See our camping and facilities. Coed Temple Druid are members of the Greener camping club and welcome all fellow members.

Each pitch has it own fire pit with a complementary box of wood.  All pitches share the open round house kitchen and shelter, communal fire pit, compost toilets and nearby hot shower.

For the safety of guests and the ground we’re a car free site – wheelbarrows are provided to carry items to your pitch. If you need help to transport your luggage, then just let us know. Each pitch can accommodate one-two unit/family-sized tents. It is possible to add additional units / tents by booking another pitch.
Campervans

We are a car-free campsite and are not suitable for caravans or campervans at present. This may change in the future.
Dogs

Camping – we are able to welcome 2 well behaved dogs on-site for a small fee found here. Owner are responsible for picking up the dog poop and putting it the appropriate bin. We reserve the right to ask that dogs be put on leads to ensure the peaceful enjoyment for all people using the camping field.


Coed Temple Druid

We are a family run business who are experienced campers and more recently glampers! Our mission is to provide the best place to camp in Pembrokeshire and our view is that camping is only camping if you can have a campfire. We welcome families and well behaved dogs are also welcome.
We are 4th generation farmers passionate about maintaining traditional farming practices, we are striving to broaden our produce and sell 100% of this fresh from the farm shop in order to make this small coastal farm commercially viable.
My great grandfather moved to Penally and farmed at Bubbleton in the 1940’s and my grandfather who lives in the farm house grew potatoes, milked cows and had a beef herd here before retiring in the 90’s, now my father and I and our two son’s are planning to the future and are delighted to welcome tourists to enjoy our beautiful location at Beck’s Bay.
We want you to enjoy the unspoilt countryside and enjoy a different pace of life in the open countryside, share a campfire, explore the coastpath (you can trek the whole coast of Wales from Beck’s Bay), enjoy a catalogue of Wales best beaches on our doorstep.
Whether you’re a couple seeking romance or a family looking for a cool adventure holiday you will be most welcome here and we will do everything to ensure you have seriously fun time.

Becks Bay Camping

The county of Pembrokeshire sits on the south-westerly tip of Wales, surrounded by the coast on three sides. And if you thought Wales was all sheep-filled fields and mountains, think again. You'll visit here and wonder why on earth you…

The county of Pembrokeshire sits on the south-westerly tip of Wales, surrounded by the coast on three sides.  And if you thought Wales was all sheep-filled fields and mountains, think again.  You'll visit here and wonder why on earth you haven't been before.  It is stunning, wild and bracing, with 186 miles of coastal path, where huge cliffs drop down into glorious sandy beaches, caves and rock pillars. Americas 'National Geographic Traveller' rated the Pembrokeshire coast as one of the top two coastal destinations in the world.  In the world!   There are over 50 beaches along the coastline in Pembrokeshire and wherever you go you won't be disappointed.  There is Broad Haven - a large sheltered beach, which is very safe for swimming and popular with families or Tenby, a superb sandy beach with the pinnacle of Goskar rock sticking out of the sand.  Or try Barafundle Bay, a delightfully pretty cove with crystal clear waters, back by dunes and pine trees.   Watersports enthusiasts will love Freshwater West for surfing, Dale for sailing and Newgale for kitesurfing.   There are also many heritage sites to explore, such as Pentre Ifan, the Stone Age remains of a burial chamber.  It is extraordinary to look at - a 5 metre capstone balanced precariously on three upright stones, and the outline frames the Preseli Hills above.  Or visit Castell Henllys Iron Age Village; an open air museum where you can get a flavour of life in the Iron age by grinding flour and making bread in the replica roundhouse.    Take a trip to Skomer Island, a beautiful nature reserve where you can see puffins that nest in their thousands from May to July.  You will also see loads of other amazing wildlife here - owls, seals and dolphins - and the wardens on the island will help out with any animal or bird spotting.  During spring time Skomer is completely covered in bluebells so vast in number that the entire island appears blue! I haven't even got to talking about the castles.  There are lots.  From the romantic ruins of Cilgerran castle to the huge fortress-like Pembroke Castle, to the stunning waterside Carew Castle, make sure you find where these gems are and pay them a visit. Pembrokeshire is an incredible place for a family holiday and somewhere you will visit again and again.

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