The wind carries salt and the cry of gulls across this Pembrokeshire coastal site, where the rhythm of the Irish Sea sets the pace.
This is a Caravan Club site for tourers and motorhomes, tucked into the dramatic North Pembrokeshire coast near the tiny hamlet of Cwm-yr-Eglwys — a name that translates to "Valley of the Church," after the storm-wrecked medieval chapel that still stands at the water's edge. It suits couples and families who want a proper coastal base without the sprawl of larger resorts, and who'll appreciate being able to explore the Coast Path, the Preseli Hills, and the string of sheltered coves that dot this corner of Wales. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so walkers with four-legged crew should ask ahead.
Facilities aren't detailed in the listing, but as a Club site you can expect the usual serviced pitches and amenities. Campfires need checking on arrival — coastal sites often have restrictions depending on conditions. The vibe is classic Caravan Club: well-kept, reliable, and beautifully positioned for those who want cliffs, seabirds, and that particular Pembrokeshire mix of wild and welcoming.