What makes Parke Farm Camping in Pembroke, Pembrokeshire special?

Parke Farm Camping in Pembroke, Pembrokeshire is a place to stay offering 4 different stay types. It's a good base for exploring Pembroke and the surrounding area.

What types of accommodation are available at Parke Farm Camping?

Parke Farm Camping offers 4 different stay types including Upper Park East - Electric Grass Pitch, Chancel Green - Electric Grass Pitch, Upper Park East - Non-Electric Grass Pitch and more. Compare what's available and book the option that fits your trip.

How do I book Parke Farm Camping?

Booking Parke Farm Camping in Pembroke is easy with HolidayFox. Select your dates, choose your stay, and complete your booking online. You book direct with the property host.

What is there to do near Parke Farm Camping in Pembroke?

Pembroke has plenty nearby. From Parke Farm Camping you can explore the local area and visit towns, walks and attractions. Parke Farm Camping is a good base for exploring Pembroke.

Why should I choose Parke Farm Camping for my holiday?

Parke Farm Camping in Pembroke offers excellent accommodation and facilities in a beautiful location. With a range of accommodation types and excellent facilities, it's ideal for families, couples, and groups. Book with HolidayFox for the best rates and guaranteed availability.

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Parke Farm Camping

Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales

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

Accommodation types

Upper Park East - Electric Grass Pitch — Suitable for Families, Dogs & Fire Pits. Feel free to bring your own gazebo (max 1), bring your own pup tent (max 1), bring your own awning (max 1). 1 Car included With Car parking by pitch/unit. Firepits Available. Parke Farm’s idyllic location in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park does justice to one of the prettiest traditional cottages in the County. The farmhouse has been stunningly and sympathetically restored with the surrounding fields offering a perfect camping location. Internationally renowned Broadhaven and Barafundle beaches are ‘just down the road’ Both are accessed via National Trust car parks 4 miles away. Why not meander over to Bosherston village? The Lily pond walk leads directly to the sand dunes at Broadhaven Parke Farm is ideally situated to explore part or all of the 180 miles of Pembrokeshire’s coastal path. There’s a multitude of award-winning, Blue Flag beaches in our corner of Pembrokeshire. Freshwater West, Freshwater East, and the picturesque village and beaches of Angle are only a few miles away. Count the steps down to St Govan's Chapel. The tiny stone building has a stunning setting among the limestone cliffs. Local folklore suggests the steps are never the same number on the way back up. Norman influences on the County are evident with castles at Manorbier, Carew, and spectacular Pembroke |Castle, the birthplace of Henry Tudor. There’s so much to see and do in South Pembrokeshire. Parke Farm is well laid out and has great facilities. Thank you for considering us for your stay in this lovely area. We look forward to welcoming you to our campsite. *please note all of our electric hookups are 5amp*
Chancel Green - Electric Grass Pitch — Suitable for Families, Dogs & Fire Pits. Feel free to bring your own gazebo (max 1), bring your own pup tent (max 1), bring your own awning (max 1). 1 Car included With Car parking by pitch/unit. Firepits Available. Parke Farm’s idyllic location in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park does justice to one of the prettiest traditional cottages in the County. The farmhouse has been stunningly and sympathetically restored with the surrounding fields offering a perfect camping location. Internationally renowned Broadhaven and Barafundle beaches are ‘just down the road’ Both are accessed via National Trust car parks 4 miles away. Why not meander over to Bosherston village? The Lily pond walk leads directly to the sand dunes at Broadhaven Parke Farm is ideally situated to explore part or all of the 180 miles of Pembrokeshire’s coastal path. There’s a multitude of award-winning, Blue Flag beaches in our corner of Pembrokeshire. Freshwater West, Freshwater East, and the picturesque village and beaches of Angle are only a few miles away. Count the steps down to St Govan's Chapel. The tiny stone building has a stunning setting among the limestone cliffs. Local folklore suggests the steps are never the same number on the way back up. Norman influences on the County are evident with castles at Manorbier, Carew, and spectacular Pembroke |Castle, the birthplace of Henry Tudor. There’s so much to see and do in South Pembrokeshire. Parke Farm is well laid out and has great facilities. Thank you for considering us for your stay in this lovely area. We look forward to welcoming you to our campsite.
Upper Park East - Non-Electric Grass Pitch — Suitable for Families, Dogs & Fire Pits. Feel free to bring your own gazebo (max 1), bring your own pup tent (max 1), bring your own awning (max 1). 1 Car included With Car parking by pitch/unit. Firepits Available. Parke Farm’s idyllic location in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park does justice to one of the prettiest traditional cottages in the County. The farmhouse has been stunningly and sympathetically restored with the surrounding fields offering a perfect camping location. Internationally renowned Broadhaven and Barafundle beaches are ‘just down the road’ Both are accessed via National Trust car parks 4 miles away. Why not meander over to Bosherston village? The Lily pond walk leads directly to the sand dunes at Broadhaven Parke Farm is ideally situated to explore part or all of the 180 miles of Pembrokeshire’s coastal path. There’s a multitude of award-winning, Blue Flag beaches in our corner of Pembrokeshire. Freshwater West, Freshwater East, and the picturesque village and beaches of Angle are only a few miles away. Count the steps down to St Govan's Chapel. The tiny stone building has a stunning setting among the limestone cliffs. Local folklore suggests the steps are never the same number on the way back up. Norman influences on the County are evident with castles at Manorbier, Carew, and spectacular Pembroke |Castle, the birthplace of Henry Tudor. There’s so much to see and do in South Pembrokeshire. Parke Farm is well laid out and has great facilities. Thank you for considering us for your stay in this lovely area. We look forward to welcoming you to our campsite.
The Green Large Pitch With Electric & Water — Suitable for Families, Dogs & Fire Pits. Feel free to bring your own gazebo (max 1), bring your own pup tent (max 1), bring your own awning (max 1). 1 Car included With Car parking by pitch/unit. Firepits Available. Parke Farm’s idyllic location in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park does justice to one of the prettiest traditional cottages in the County. The farmhouse has been stunningly and sympathetically restored with the surrounding fields offering a perfect camping location. Internationally renowned Broadhaven and Barafundle beaches are ‘just down the road’ Both are accessed via National Trust car parks 4 miles away. Why not meander over to Bosherston village? The Lily pond walk leads directly to the sand dunes at Broadhaven Parke Farm is ideally situated to explore part or all of the 180 miles of Pembrokeshire’s coastal path. There’s a multitude of award-winning, Blue Flag beaches in our corner of Pembrokeshire. Freshwater West, Freshwater East, and the picturesque village and beaches of Angle are only a few miles away. Count the steps down to St Govan's Chapel. The tiny stone building has a stunning setting among the limestone cliffs. Local folklore suggests the steps are never the same number on the way back up. Norman influences on the County are evident with castles at Manorbier, Carew, and spectacular Pembroke |Castle, the birthplace of Henry Tudor. There’s so much to see and do in South Pembrokeshire. Parke Farm is well laid out and has great facilities. Thank you for considering us for your stay in this lovely area. We look forward to welcoming you to our campsite. *please note all of our electric hookups are 5amp*

Suitable for

Baby and Toddler (0-3)
People
Children or Kids (3-10)
Couples
Dog Friendly
Pets
Duke of Edinburgh (DofE)
Family
Retired
Students
Teens (13+)
Tweens (11-13)
Visit Pembrokeshire
Organisations
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