Patch of the Planet

What a lovely little camp site, if you want peace and tranquility this is the place for you. We booked last minute and was super early arriving. Dina and Neil was busy cleaning and maintaining the site on our arrival. They stopped everything to welcome us. We could tell how busy they was and offered to come back as we was 2 hours early but Dina and Neil insisted we stayed and gave us such a warm friendly welcome. Even made us a nice cup of tea. There is only 2 bell tents and one space for a pitch up. Which makes this place ideal for a quiet stay. We had the whole campsite to ourselves which was great. The bell tent was huge more than enough space for 4 of us. The complimentary bottle of wine and fire wood was a nice touch too. The shower and toilet block was spotless with soap provided. I loved the design on the showers they had such a rustic look to them whilst being brand new. We've never stayed in a echo friendly site before but after staying here this is definitely for us!! Thank you so much Dina and Neil you are lovely people with a great little campsite

4 years ago · via Google

Such a lovely campsite, possibly a new Pembrokeshire favourite! Best bird song around as well :)

2 months ago · via Google

It was a fantastic place to stay for three nights. Upon arrival, we received a warm welcome and were given a tour of the premises. The tent was clean and equipped with a heater that we could use. Outside, there was a seating area, and a small kitchenette with a stove was also available. We had booked the comfort tent, of course. The people were incredibly friendly and curious about our UK road trip. For a small fee, we could get eggs from their own chickens. The showers and toilets were clean. The compost toilet took some getting used to, but it wasn't a problem for us. We were approximately a 50-minute drive away from Skomer Island. Visiting it is highly recommended! Just make sure to book the boat tickets in advance, as they sell out quickly. We did, however, have a few points of concern regarding our stay. The mattress was in need of replacement as it had a sag in the middle, making it uncomfortable to lie on during the night (you would roll into the sag). When you're traveling with food items, having a small refrigerator would be helpful. This refrigerator could be placed near the area with the eggs or inside the accommodation. This way, the food would remain fresh during our travels. Other than that, the amenities were great! Patch of the Planet camping site comes highly recommended!

3 years ago · via Google

I’m not a seasoned reviewer, so I hope I do this justice. I only ever review when something is extremely good, or extremely bad. And this one is extremely good! 1) Arrival: we were met on the little woodland car park by Neil and Dina who brought a large wheelbarrow so that we could take the tent things in one go, rather than do return trips to the car, such a nice touch. We were offered a hot drink…and they had hazelnut milk!! 2) Tents: we loved the bell tents. They were just perfect. We were surprised how much space we had around the tent. There was a picnic bench and fire area and even an outdoor kitchen at the luxury tent! It was perfect, cooking vegan sausages in the dark, by moonlight and torch. 3) Facilities: there is a water tap near the tent area, to prevent the walk to the facility block each time you need water. Handy! The showers are amazing. Composting toilet…my first experience…and as far as toilets go, these are luxury! Like sitting on an eco throne! Clean, rustic and everything you’d want a loo to be! Sink…washing up and brushing teeth, sorted! Play area for the kids…bonus! Sleeping next to chickens and sheep that were saved from slaughter, knowing they will never be eaten, check! Light pollution? None! Stars and satelites? Everywhere! Noise? Zero! Peacefulness and calm? In abundance! Hosts: Neil and Dina are some of the loveliest people you will meet, who are conscious about the impact we have on the planet and are inspirations to all. They are knowledgeable around eco topics, friendly, helpful, and very deserving of praise for the lovely campsite they have developed here. Location: far enough away from the world to feel remote and countryfied, yet on the doorstep of many walks, hikes, rivers, springs, fields, hills, slate quarries and a little village. Many beautiful beaches a short drive away! Just 20 minutes from a stunning valley. If towns are your style, they’re not too far either. Pembrokeshire is such a beautiful part of the world, I’m sure you could return a thousand times and still see something more beautiful each time you visit. Conclusion: you need to visit! Book it, pack it, take wine, light fire, cook, walk, meditate, and then book again 😊

4 years ago · via Google