You wake to the sound of blackbirds in the hedgerows and the low chatter of sheep drifting across Pembrokeshire's patchwork fields — this is proper Welsh countryside camping, unhurried and green.
Foxglove suits campers, caravanners and motorhomers who want a straightforward pitch without the bells and whistles — couples escaping for a long weekend, families happy with simplicity, anyone exploring the Pembrokeshire Coast Path or chasing beaches along this famously beautiful stretch of West Wales. The region's all about coastal drama and quiet lanes, and this site puts you within reach of both without plonking you in the middle of the tourist scrum.
Facilities are kept simple — clean toilets and showers onsite — and the atmosphere follows suit: low-key, spacious, no frills. Campfires are worth asking about on arrival if you fancy an evening around the flames. It's the kind of place where you pitch up, breathe out, and remember why you brought the tent in the first place.