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Trevayne Farm Caravan and Camping Park
Monkstone
Saundersfoot
Pembrokeshire (Browse area)
SA69 9DL
Tel: 01834 813402
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Pitches: 60
Open: 01/04/2026 to 31/10/2026
01/04/2027 to 31/10/2027
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 Small Campervans |
 No Glamping Units |
 No Statics for Hire |
 No Statics for Sale |
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| Who's it for |
 Families Welcome |
 Not Members Only |
 No Rallies |
 Not Naturist Site |
 Dogs Welcome |
 No Dogs Allowed |
 Groups Welcome |
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| Facilities |
 Toilet Facilities |
 Hot Showers |
 Washing Up |
 No Bathroom |
 Baby Changing Facilities |
 Laundry On Site |
 Drinking Water |
 Disabled Friendly |
 Chemical Disposal |
 No Battery Charging |
 Gas Exchange |
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 No Kitchen Facilities |
 Freezer / Fridge |
 No Motorhome Point |
 Wifi Access |
 Shop On Site |
 Bar <1 mile |
 Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile |
| Activities |
 No Playground |
 No TV Room |
 No Games Room |
 No Evening Ents |
 Fishing <1 mile |
 Wild Swimming <1 mile |
 No Indoor Pool |
 No Outdoor Pool |
 No Horse Riding |
 No Cycle Hire |
 No Golf |
 No Tennis |
 Beach <1 mile |
 No Watersports |
 No Boat Launch |
| Other Features |
 Sea Views |
 Working Farm |
 No Campfires Allowed |
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 No Waterside Pitches |
 Public Transport <1 mile |
 Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access |
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| Date of Visit: July 2016 |
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| Reviewer: Wheresthechocolate |
1 review from this member |
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 Very friendly campsite, staff helped whenever we asked from the first phone call. It was our first trip to a proper campsite and we were in a borrowed tent in Tenby field. The site was recommended by another local campsite which was full, when I asked about quiet campsites for families.
It was almost full when we arrived so the advice when we arrived on which were the sheltered pitches wasn't very realistic. There were no set pitches and we went into the only gap we could find. We ended up on a slope, but most of the site was flat.
The toilets and showers were clean but quite open to the air which wasn't a problem as it was warm. We never had to queue. There was a nice place to wash up. The site always seemed tidy and our children felt safe playing. It was quiet at night after ten.
The beach down the steps was lovely and although the way was rough and slippery in the wet we enjoyed the walk and found the way easily.
We would go back. 
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| Date of Visit: July 2016 |
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| Reviewer: She25 |
7 reviews from this member |
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Just one night at Trevayne and glad we chose it based onthe reviews. We were in Tenby field, actually Monkstone is the one closer to the cliffs but as Tenby is slightly higher we still had a lovely view. Field is flatter around the edges, and an easy wander down tot eh FANTASTIC toilet and shower block. Didn't use the shower but looked like a hotel standard one!
Got a bit lost trying to walk down to the beach, maybe we were being a bit dense but eventually found the right path. Lots of steps, probably about 15 minutes worth, but a lovely secluded pebble beach at the bottom.
A pity the weather didn't play ball as I'd have loved to sit there and watch the sunset / sunrise with a cold beer.
Very professional staff on reception too, and the farm shop looked lovely.
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| Date of Visit: June 2016 |
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| Reviewer: Wendyjoan60 |
2 reviews from this member |
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Stayed here to try out our new air tent. Its was windy good ground pegs needed.
The tent was. Brilliant. And so is the site lovely staff and owners.
Loose sheep running around the site was amusing the staff soon had them under control and back where they should be. Fellow camper left food outside their tent and crows ran amock so we put their food back inside the tent for them. This was while we were putting our tent down to leave lol. Loved this place. Will be back thank you
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| Date of Visit: May 2016 |
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| Reviewer: Hilary C |
41 reviews from this member |
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I have mixed feelings about this site but more good than bad and I would stay again. Very friendly and helpful when booking and a couple of days before our visit had an email saying how much they were looking forward to our visit. On arrival we were met by a very friendly young lady in reception. We stayed in Monkstone field and were lucky enough to be on the front row and the views across to Saundersfoot and Pendine Sands are truly stunning. Our pitch was hard standing with electric and drainage for grey water, from our pitch fresh water was a short walk away. For this field there is one ladies shower, 2 washbasins and 2 toilets for the men, 1 shower, 2 urinals, 1 toilet and washbasins, I doubt that this is adequate in high season. We walked through Tenby field and took a look at the facilities there where we found plenty of showers which did not appear to be heated and the washbasins were outside. We walked across the field to the coast path towards the beach but didn't go down. There are a couple of noisy Cockerel's which do quieten down eventually and plenty of bird life. The reception/shop sells eggs and vegetables, milk and few other bits and pieces. I didn't see a Children's play park. A couple of days after leaving we received an email saying that they hoped we'd had an enjoyable stay and that they would see us again.
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| Date of Visit: September 2015 |
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| Reviewer: The_real_mr_h |
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I came to the site looking for good views, easy access to Tenby and Saundersfoot, and good facilities. I found all three. The staff were welcoming when I called to book at the last minute. I had little contact with them after that, and only stayed two nights.
I used Tenby field, which has no electric hookups (but I didn't want one). There was plenty of space, as the schools had just gone back, which meant I could choose a site with views on almost all sides and I could park to protect the tent from what wind there was.
My only real opinion on the facilities (as I didn't have to use much) was that I found them clean and perfect for the job. As it was quiet I never had problems washing or washing up. The washrooms are covered but open to the elements, which I liked and would be great in the summer proper.
All in all I thought that the site was great value, well sited with good facilities. I'd have no problem recommending it with the caveat that it was quiet when I visited.
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| Date of Visit: September 2015 |
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| Reviewer: PAVCamp |
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When I checked in on the Saturday, I wondered why everybody was wearing wellies. The torrential rain from the week before had caused the problem, MUD. What could I do other than find the best spot for our tent then take a trip to the local Welly shop.
More rain on the Sunday night didn't help but as the days went on, green grass appeared and it was a green site again.
The facilities are great and the office / booking staff helpful.
The groundstaff were brilliant and to be honest, you would have thought they were expecting a visit from Her Majesty the way they went about their business and cleaned. The grass was cut regularly, any litter picked up, toilets cleaned regularly, i. E. More than once per day.
I recommend you stay here and you can have a sea view depending where you pitch your tent. The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path runs by the site and it is 2. 5 miles to Tenby and 1. 3 miles (other way) to Saundersfoot. NB - This is an undulating path! Wait for the tide to go out and walk on the beach if you prefer a level walk.
There are 193 steps down to Monkstone Beach which is as good as any other, why travel to Barafundle or Tenby when you have an equally good beach on your doorstep.
I want to go back!
PS - I thought £16 per night was ok but compared to other campsites in the area, one was £25 and one £30 - no brainer!
One point to the site management - please can I have longer than 8 seconds when I press the shower button, I did find one shower that lasted 20 seconds.
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| Date of Visit: July 2015 |
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| Reviewer: Fionavan |
40 reviews from this member |
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Beautiful site on the coast path between Saundersfoot & Tenby - we had an EHU pitch and a wonderful view out to sea.
Small, newly installed shower & toilet block in this field was lovely - spotlessly clean, great shower, hot water in plentiful supply.
Reception area has guides & a supply of fresh food and camping staples and a very warm welcome.
A dog guide is available from reception - very useful as it contained information regarding dog friendly beaches & pubs in the area. The site is so dog friendly that there are meadows & fields dedicated to dog exercise - one has the most amazing view across to Tenby.
Pretty walk along to Saundersfoot in the evening. Although we didn't walk to Tenby, the coast path is easily accessible & the walk is recommended.
Car park in Tenby easy to use for campervans & motorhomes - lovely boat trip to Caldey Island - beautiful spot, lovely café with excellent cake, beaches, dog friendly, scenic walk around the island, and an amazing monastery too.
Although we didn't go with children, there is so much to do in the area, and there was plenty of space on the site. There are also pigs & chickens in the farmyard.
We would definitely return here.
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| Date of Visit: June 2015 |
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| Reviewer: Sue6 |
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A good location, yes you can walk to Saundersfoot abt 30-40 mins. A good seaside location, and plenty to choose from in the local area.
The 'Croft Field' was not as nice as the views over the bay, actually sitting among parked up touring caravans was dull. The facilities could have been cleaned more often along with the bin emptying, the shower units being slightly open to the wind elements. Really good dog walking areas. Helpful owners/staff. Would I call in again probably.
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| Date of Visit: May 2015 |
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| Reviewer: JR03JAM |
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This our second visit in two years. We only live 30 mins away but love this site. The facilities are spotlessly clean. Views are amazing. There is a great walk along the coastal path to Tenby which takes about 90mins. The camping area has plenty of area for children to play and also there is Monkstone beach which is kind of a private beach to the campsite although it has a lot of steps to get to but totally worth it.
It has a laundrette, a shop for fresh and local produce and they will freeze your coolpacks if you ask nicely. A great part of Pembrokeshire
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| Date of Visit: April 2015 |
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| Reviewer: BigLee |
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Absolutly Wonderul, Almost Perfect in Every Way!
Where to start? Well the positives. Location is probably one of the best in the country, fab views from Monkstone field across the bay. 195 steps downhill, to the flatest gorgeous massive spotless Monkstone beach. Time it right, at low water walk 30 mins to Sandersfoot along beach or on Coastal path to wonderful village with evertything you could need including Tesco Metro and Spar, great pubs and resturants, cafes etc. Dog friendly everywhere.
Pitchs all serviced, drainage from unit direct to own waste, own water connection on pitch. Toilet block on Monkstone recently refirbished to high standard. Loads hot water, regularly cleaned. Site shop sells great local produce as well as all the basics, staff all seem to be very keen 20 somethings, friendly and a real credit to themselves and the site.
Really quiet peaceful site, enjoyed visiting the sheep, cows, and hens daily, no clubhouse here but its charm is as a clean quite farm site with a truely remarkable beach and good facilities.
What makes it not a 110% well always if you want to be critical, there is only 1 male and 1 female shower at the Monkstone block to share between 12 pitchs. 2 female loos, 1 male and 2 urinals. To be honest, you can walk upto the other blocks that have loads or wait 5 mins. Only happened once it was occupied so not fussed just trying to be objective.
Will we be back. You bet we will. Best campsite my family has ever visited. Love it!
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| Date of Visit: September 2014 |
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| Reviewer: Jcm2801 |
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Had a fantastic two week stay with glorious weather until the last night. The views from Monkston field are superb - Wisemans Bridge to the left and Tenby to the right. We had planned to explore the area but with such good weather we spent of our time chilling out; drinking wine; reading and cooking on the barbeque. We did venture into Tenby - which is a delightful walled town with interesting shops. Wiseman Bridge has a fantastic pub for a good value lunch followed by a walk along the beach. Saundersfoot was nice for a good ice cream. Made friends with Dennis (who was born and lived all his life at Trevayne) who's son now runs the farm and site. Dennis gave my partner a bunch of flowers from his garden. That made her stay even better. He is a delightful chap who walks several miles each day and loves to chat to everyone. He can tell you the history and places to visit. Would we go there again? You bet we would.
Great Holiday.
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| Date of Visit: August 2014 |
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| Reviewer: Thorntop |
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We camped in Tenby field for tents without electric. You can camp where you like but the field becomes progressively steeper as you pass the toilet block and was nearly full when we arrived so we pitched at the very far end near the sea. The ground levels slightly here and we were sheltered by some trees. We stayed for 7 nights and wanted to extend but the staff insisted they were full despite the field being noticeably less full than when we arrived. I can only assume they were over booked when we arrived, or they didn't like the look of us! It is definitely a family camp, no groups, but we are a large family. The staff were very helpful and friendly but rarely leave reception. The site shop sells basic provisions, milk and bread, and will charge mobile phones but there was always a queue for this. The toilets are immaculate with plenty of hot water, free showers and sinks for washing up. Mobile reception is poor but I did get a weak EE signal at the toilet block.
The site is short walk (500m and 200 steps) to Monkstone beach which was great for swimming and never crowded. The beach is stony at high tide but low tide reveals acres of flat sand which is ideal for rounders or cricket. The Pembrokeshire coastal path runs along the top of the cliff and makes an excellent 30 min walk to Saundersfoot or an hour to Tenby. Warning the path involves a lot of up and down.
This campsite made an excellent base for a seaside holiday and is excellent value.
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| Date of Visit: July 2014 |
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| Reviewer: Lobraes |
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Just returned from a week at this lovely campsite. We weren't blessed with the greatest of weeks weather wise but got a couple of red hot clear days. I'm so glad we got to see the view in all it's glory !
We stayed in the Monkstone field with the best views imaginable. 195 steps(we counted) lead down to a secluded beach which is dog friendly :) it's a stunning beach which we walked down to Daily. There's a cliff top walk to Saundersfoot about 1. 5 miles and to Tenby 2. 5 miles. Both of which are accessed from the Monkstone field. You need to be quite fit as there are a lot of steps and it's hilly in places.
Tenby is a gorgeous town with everything you need and Saundersfoot much smaller but again very nice. We took a boat trip to Caldey island which was well with the £11 each ( dog went free) from Tenby harbour.
Didn't use the campsite showers as we have one in the caravan but they looked fine, only small on our field but two other larger blocks in the other fields. Campsite shop handy for essentials and you can order your Daily paper.
Highly recommend.
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| Date of Visit: July 2014 |
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| Reviewer: Bessacarr |
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The best view we have ever had from a campsite!
The hard standings are quite sloping and we struggled to get the van level, but the stunning sea view more than compensated for a slight slope!
We stayed in Monkstone field and the shower block was small and somewhat dated but perfectly functional. The large block is very smart and spacious but a bit of a walk away.
The shop stocked the basics and the staff were friendly and helpful. The site is kept very clean and tidy.
The surrounding area is stunning and we enjoyed our walks to the beach and the 200 odd steps helped to keep us fit! We walked to Saundersfoot along the coast path and if the tide is out you can walk back along the beach which is a lovely thing to do.
The site is very well located for exploring the surrounding area Tenby is a lovely town and well worth a visit and we had delicious fish and chips in Saundersfoot where there is also a very upmarket restaurant overlooking the sea.
We would definitely recommend this site.
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| Date of Visit: June 2014 |
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| Reviewer: Countrymouse |
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Location is perfect. Sits above a gorgeous, little-known-about beach, sheltered by cliffs at both ends to form a lovely little sun trap. Long enough for a wander along but small enough to be sheltered. Tenby is just a few miles down the coast path in one direction, with Saundersfoot a few miles the other way. Both are lovely walks, but expect a fair bit of climbing.
The site has its own shop which sells lovely local produce. We bought burgers, rolls and delicious chili cheese which made for the most amazing beach barbecue.
It's a larger site that we normally go for, so in school holidays it can be quite noisy, but in June when we last visited it was quiet and we had loads of space to ourselves.
The views from the site itself are stunning, and just a wander around the site is like doing one of the best bits of the Pembrokeshire coast path.
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