Newgale Campsite

The thundering surf of Newgale's two-mile beach reaches you before you've even pitched, while salt spray rides the Atlantic breeze across this clifftop site. By night, waves crash rhythmically beyond your tent canvas, and at dawn, the vast sweep of golden sand glows beneath the Pembrokeshire light.

This is a dream pitch for surfers, beach lovers and coastal walkers tackling the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, which passes directly by the site. Families appreciate the safe swimming and rock pooling at low tide, while the dramatic St Bride's Bay coastline stretches magnificently in both directions. You're perfectly positioned to explore both the rugged northern reaches and the southern harbours of this exceptional National Park coastline.

The site keeps things refreshingly simple: decent showers and toilets, a small shop for essentials, and direct beach access that makes lugging boards and buckets mercifully short work. Dogs are welcome for a small fee. Check the campfire policy when you arrive, as coastal winds can dictate the rules. The vibe is laid-back and salty—proper seaside camping where the beach is your backyard.