The cry of gulls and the rhythmic wash of waves rising from Caerfai Bay greet you each morning at this clifftop haven, where salt-tinged air and vast coastal views stretch across St Brides Bay. Perched on the dramatic Pembrokeshire headland, you're a ten-minute stroll from St Davids—Britain's smallest city—with its magnificent cathedral and artisan galleries, yet far enough removed to feel utterly immersed in the coastal landscape.
This is a site for those who want the Pembrokeshire Coast Path on their doorstep and a secluded cove for morning swims just down the cliff steps. Families appreciate the space and onsite swimming facilities, while walkers and watersports enthusiasts revel in the direct access to some of Wales' finest coastal scenery. The year-round opening makes it equally appealing for storm-watching winter escapes as for summer beach holidays. Dogs are welcome for a small charge, making it ideal for four-legged adventurers too.
Pitches accommodate tents, campervans, and caravans, with electric hook-ups available alongside good shower and toilet blocks. The onsite shop covers essentials, while the relaxed, outdoorsy atmosphere draws return visitors season after season. Enquire about campfire policies on arrival.
