Into The Sticks

Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, Wales

A patchwork of gorse, thicket, woodland, meadow and marsh, stitched along the banks of the Western Cleddau River, make Into the Sticks the most aptly named campsites in West Wales. It's a place lost to the outside world in all the right ways. Down a narrow country lane overgrown on either side, this semi-wild 22-acre smallholding is a wonderfully hidden spot where only tent campers are allowed – save for the lucky pair who nab a few nights in the 'Tiny Home', an off-grid wooden cabin with a double bed, kitchen and stove. On most days campers play second fiddle to wildlife, with much of the campsite a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest and Special Area of Conservation. Otters have been spotted on forays from the river, wildflowers and orchids grow and tiny, native birds flitter between the bright yellow flowers of the thicket.

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