Camping in Pembrokeshire
6 campsites, glamping sites and caravan parks
Photo © Billy Hazard, Google Maps
Pembrokeshire's coastline and green interior make it one of Wales's most popular places to camp, and the choice runs from simple farm pitches to well-equipped glamping. Around Dinas Cross and Goodwick you're close to the coast path and the cliffs of the north, while sites near Saundersfoot suit families wanting sandy beaches within easy reach.
Inland, places like Knock Farm, Ffynnonddewi and Trefechan Wen Camping offer quieter fields, often with views over farmland rather than sea, and tend to work well for those touring by car. For something more sheltered or characterful, Foxglove Camping and Glamping, Owl Barn Escapes and Tally Ho Farm show the range of shepherd's huts, bell tents and cabins now on offer alongside traditional pitches at spots such as Quarry Park Camping and The Paddock Camping.
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Mighty Oak Camping
A campsite near Pembroke Dock
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South Carvan Holiday Park
Caravan park near Whitland with swimming pool, restaurant, bar and leisure facilities for families.
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The Folly
A campsite near Martletwy
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Timber Hill
A campsite near Haverfordwest
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Treginnis Uchaf
A campsite near Haverfordwest
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Woodview - Golwg Y Coed
A campsite near Llanteg
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