Knock Farm

The sound that wakes you here is farm life beginning — hens pecking, distant tractors, the early morning rhythm of a working Pembrokeshire smallholding where camping happens to fit quietly alongside everything else.

This is a spot for campers who like things straightforward — space for tents, campervans and caravans on genuine farmland, where families and couples can pitch without fuss. You're in West Wales, so the Pembrokeshire Coast Path and its string of beaches aren't far, but this isn't a coastal site itself — it's proper countryside, the kind where hedgerows are thick and the pace drops the moment you arrive. Dogs may be welcome, but best check when you book.

Facilities are simple and on point: toilets and showers to keep you sorted, nothing elaborate. Campfires might be allowed depending on conditions, so ask when you arrive. It's a quiet, unpretentious farm site where you pitch, unwind, and let Pembrokeshire's coast and countryside do the rest.