Redford Caravan Park

The scent of salt rides the Pembrokeshire breeze here, even when the coast feels close but not quite visible, that particular West Wales mix of farmland meeting the promise of cliffs just beyond the next hedge.

Redford suits anyone after a straightforward, year-round base — tourers who want a reliable overnight, families with a caravan needing proper facilities without fuss, tenters happy with the basics. This is working coastal countryside, the kind of spot where you're within reach of Pembrokeshire's beaches and coastal path without paying for bells and whistles you might not use. The park takes tents, campervans and caravans, so expect a mixed pitch community rather than a boutique vibe.

You've got toilets and showers onsite, nothing fancy but functional for a touring park. Campfires are worth asking about when you arrive — policies can flex depending on season and conditions. It's a practical, no-drama sort of place, the kind you'd return to because it does exactly what it says and the location puts you where you want to be in Pembrokeshire without theatre or ceremony.