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Eco camping
If you’re looking to enjoy a more traditional camping experience, a small ‘green’ site with good size pitches and a central campfire – then book with us. Because of this the site is limited to a small number of pitches so book early. We are open all year round…
Set on a small site overlooking the Preseli Hills, ten minutes drive from the sea and near to local attractions, with plenty to do.
Site facilities
There is a central campfire, and undercover BBQ’s area with a picnic table in the centre of the site.
We offer the usual basic facilities of campers toilets, shower, and washing area. This is limited as we no longer offer shared toilet and shower facilities, which means there are less or no other campers on the field.
Pets (must have up to date vaccinations) – well behaved dogs are welcome, off lead in own private areas, on lead in other areas.
Cyclists welcome – there are plenty of lanes and hills as well as the coastal area to try out your skills, whilst enjoying the views.
Groups – we welcome group bookings for camping field or whole site.
Camping prices
Per Pitch from £16 per night, out of season, £21 per night busy season. This includes up to 2 people with one vehicle, facilities and parking. Additional persons £2.50 to £3.50 per night.
Extra vehicle £10 per night.
Discount of £5 per night, provided for people travelling on public transport or cycling.
Whole site, for hire by arrangement.
For discounts and special offers, please give us a call.
Dogs are free, up to 2 dogs per pitch, more please contact us.
Environmental approach – we are an accredited Green Keys site
Our camping field is a mix of hedges, long and short grass areas for pitches. Over the years we have gradually rewilded our 4 acres, attracting many birds and other animals as well as butterflies and bees. We also have a sustainable approach to waste and have on-site recycling and composting facilities; we welcome the new law in Wales for businesses to reduce and recycle their waste and ask our visitors to support this.
We can also offer transport information for those wishing to reduce the use of their cars whilst on holiday. Local transport includes the Poppit Rocket, a bus which takes you from beach to beach or points along the coastal path.
TREADING LIGHTLY UPON THE EARTH AND ONLY TAKING WHAT WE NEED AND GIVING BACK IN RETURN
Places to visit
The local area has a variety of landscapes from rugged hills and moorland to woodland valleys and green fields, down to the coastal areas which have their own special environments. On the edge of the Pembrokeshire National Park, there are many places to explore including ancient standing stones and woodlands, rivers and estuaries and of course the extensive coastal path. Lots of local pubs and restaurants, and the local town has a theatre and cinema. Plenty of outdoor pursuits, including boat trips, canoeing, sailing, kayaking, and horse riding.