Tudor Cule Scout Campsite

The canvas of a bell tent flaps gently in the Pembrokeshire breeze, and somewhere beyond the hedgerow a blackbird tries out its evening song.

This is a Scout campsite that welcomes touring campers too — tents, campervans and caravans all find a pitch here in the Welsh countryside. It's straightforward camping for families who like a bit of space and don't need a shower block with underfloor heating, walkers using Wales as their base, or anyone after a quiet night under canvas without the bells and whistles. The setting is quintessentially rural Wales: green fields, big skies, and that particular stillness you only find west of the border.

Facilities aren't listed in detail, so check ahead what's available when you book — this is likely back-to-basics territory. Campfires are possible but you'll need to ask on arrival what the rules are. Expect a friendly, no-frills welcome, the kind of site where you remember why you started camping in the first place, and where kids can actually be kids without bothering anyone.