The crunch of gravel underfoot and the distant call of gulls drifting inland from the Pembrokeshire coast announce your arrival at this straightforward, year-round site. There's an honest simplicity here – a working campsite that provides the essentials without fuss or frills.
This is a practical base for families and couples exploring the dramatic clifftops and sandy beaches that make West Wales such a magnet for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you're touring in a caravan, motorhome or pitching a tent, you'll find level ground and the fundamental facilities needed after a day scrambling along the coastal path or exploring the region's Viking heritage and harbour towns.
Toilet and shower blocks cover the basics, while the site's year-round operation means you can escape here during quieter seasons when Pembrokeshire's wild beauty feels entirely your own. Check about campfire policies when you arrive – rules may vary with the season. The Rising Sun delivers uncomplicated camping in a county celebrated for its rugged peninsulas and island-studded seascapes, without pretending to be anything more than a reliable pitch for the night.