Dinas Island Farm

The cry of gulls drifts across clifftop pastures where sea pinks cling to ancient stone walls, and on clear mornings the Pembrokeshire Coast Path glimmers with dew just beyond your tent door. This working farm site occupies an enviable position on the shoulder of Dinas Island—not actually an island but a dramatic headland that juts into the Irish Sea between Fishguard and Newport.

Walkers and coastal enthusiasts will find themselves perfectly placed here, with the legendary clifftop circuit around Dinas Head starting virtually from the site itself. The Pembrokeshire coastline serves up some of Wales's most spectacular seascapes, and you're positioned right in the thick of it, with beaches, coves and harbours dotting the coast in both directions.

Back at base, facilities are straightforward and practical—toilets and showers serve campers, caravanners and campervans alike. The setting strikes that balance between accessible comfort and genuine remoteness, with the feeling you've pitched somewhere genuinely special. Ask about campfires when you arrive. The atmosphere is refreshingly unfussy, shaped more by the wheeling seabirds and salt-tinged breeze than any bells and whistles.