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This is our second time staying here, and we still can't believe our luck of finding this campsite. Beautiful views 360 degrees. Quiet, simple site.
Toilet and shower each for ladies and men, though a notice says there's an additional one in the farmhouse during busy times, but it was never a problem for us. Toilets were always clean.
You've got easy access to two beaches and the Coast Path. Site was pretty flat, though there were a few slopey bits.
The family that run the farm are really nice people, and Lynda makes home made bread and cakes which you can order in advance and she brings to you each morning. It's a working farm, so you will hear the sheep, but it's part of the experience. If you want to get away from it all and have a quiet, relaxing break with stunning views, this is your place. Cost at time of our stay was 5p/person and 4for electrical p/night.
If you require a quiet, no-frills site then you will love this one. Splendid views, perfect location and friendly hosts.
The showers are basic but clean and the water was hot. The drive up to the site is steep but this is Wales and only to be expected. We took a lovely walk around the island, I see another reviewer says it took two hours. It took us considerably longer but I expect we are considerably older and took longer rests (the views provide the perfect excuse to stop).
The lady in the farmhouse supplies cakes and even meals (i think) and there is a restaurant in the bay at the bottom of the farm drive and a shop that sells everything on the main road. Nearby Newport for shops and pubs, lovely small coves, preselis for hill walking and not too far away Poppit Sands, St Dogmaels and in the other direction the coast between st Davids and Strumble head. Wonderful walking country.
It was a quiet site while we were there and we had a lovely stay and will be returning.
What a perfect location, from our field we had lovely views of Fishguard in one direction and Newport in the other.
I couldn't believe the price! It was only £4 per adult per night! The site itself is a bit basic and only has one toilet and shower for each sex (what do you expect for only £4 a night?), saying that, I only had to queue once for the shower, which always had hot water, so it didn't matter what time of day or night you wanted to use it and was always clean.
The owners were great and very helpful. We took advantage of the fresh bread that Linda cooked daily and it was still warm when she delivered it to our tent door! (How's that for service?). She also has a list of cakes she bakes to order, and as it is a working sheep farm you could buy various cuts of lamb (or a whole one to take home if you want!).
There are 2 fields, one with electric and one without. Only 5 min walk down the farm drive to a beach with a pub (The Old Sailors)which did lovely food and served every day but only Fri and Sat evenings so you definitely need to book in advance.
If you like walking, Carn Ingli is a must, apparently once a volcano (don't worry though, it last erupted 450 million yrs ago!). In the summer, a local bus (the Poppit Rocket) runs from Fishguard to Newport and vice versa and you can hail it down anywhere it passes you! We caught it to Newport one day and walked the coastal path back to the campsite, it only took 2 1/2 hrs. You can walk right round Dinas head, visiting both beaches and only takes about 2 hrs.
If we visit this area again, we will definitely stay here again.
Spent two highly enjoyable weeks at this campsite. There are two fields, the smaller with electric hook ups and the larger without electric. Not needing electric we were in the large field, which has plenty of space to pitch away from other tents, ensuring privacy and peace. No designated spaces so you can chose where to pitch.
The shower and toilet facilities are simple and spotless, one toilet and shower per gender in a timber building (nice) however an additional shower & toilet in the farmhouse in busy periods, personally never experienced a wait.
The headland itself, has spectacular views of the coast and inland, with two small beaches within easy reach.
Although the location on its' own would make you want to revisit, the ace in the pack is the helpfulness of the owners, and in particular the unique food delivery service of Lynda. Fresh baked bread from the Aga in the morning, heaven! She also does an amazing selection of cakes, and home made 'ready meals'.
There is plenty to do in the area. The site is virtually on the coastal path, and a walk round the headland is a lovely way to spend an afternoon. The area is steeped in both ancient and more modern history, has interesting towns,castles,museums,churches & cathedrals to visit in addition to local crafts and galleries. If you are after wildlife, this changes with the seasons, but seals and a huge variety of birds are fairly easy to spot from the coastal cliffs.
Being a committed foody, it was a delight to find so much local food available from farms and markets, both for the holiday and to take home!and of course you might need a beer to go with that, a trip to the brewery in Cwm Gwuan is well worth a visit. For anyone wishing to eat out, a six mile radius will give you more choice than you could fit into a holiday.
Brilliant place to recharge the batteries, will be booking again.
Arrived @ this campsite to find only one person there.
Really good location and views. Has two good beaches, both just 5 minutes or so walk away
Quite a basic site but its got all you need really. Farmers wife does great home made bread. Also their lamb chops are really tasty (from their farm).
This is a proper working farm to, with friendly dog and cats!
Some good local pubs. One at bottom of hill (5 mins walk) does good food during day and also on fri /sat nights). However its a bit pretentious in the evenings.
There are two pubs in the local village in Dinas. The Ship aground does good basic pub food. The landlord is quite an interesting character
We three families, with 10 teens tots and adults aged between 2 to 55. The farmers are fab and very helpful, the loo blocks are clean and bright, I told the lady farmer of my friends morbid fear of spiders and she came and hoovered the ceiling and rafters of the loos! bless her.
We bought lamb steaks from them which were the best we have ever had, the Banoffee pie is to die for and the bread wonderfully fresh. The site was not busy but when two other families arrived a notice was displayed to announce another toilet / shower room was open at the farm house, just by the kitchen door was an enclosed room which was handy to lock myself and two smalls in whilst we showered and changed.
The site is basic and spacious with a choice of two fields to camp in. The views from the lower field over towards Newport were fabulous. It's an easy walk down to the two clean safe beaches either end of the valley, with good access to the water for fishing / sailing boats, with shallow gradients and no rip tides
Pwllgwaelod has marvellous rock pools, slate sand and a pub on the beach, which serves real ales, pub snacks, ice creams and meals at lunchtime and has an award winning restaurant (book in advance).
At the other end of the valley about 3/4 of a mile down a flat wheelchair usable footpath is Cwm Yr Eglwys, with a sandy beach that disappears at high tide, this popular beach can be a pain to park near.
Both beaches are serviced by clean toilets and disabled / baby changing facilities and fresh water taps, a bus service picks you up from either beach and takes you to other local beaches and towns.
Downsides to this fabulous site is the wind, its on the side of the hill with little protection from the wind. A hedge to deflect the wind would be great?
We took advantage of the large shippon to cook and play out of the wind and rain on a few occasions, only to find the weather pleasant and sheltered in the valley.
The road up to the site is narrow with very few passing places on its sometimes bedrock surface, creating a crick in your neck as you reverse down the hill to let cars pass.
The coastal footpath and local hills are a joy to walk, the pubs are plentiful and not too expensive. The nearest local shop / garage with camping gas / launderette / post office and two pubs (both serve food, the Freemasons is child friendly with a large garden) are a mile away in Dinas Cross.
If you are a Walker, Birdwatcher, Fisher, Sailor, Car tourer, then this is a beautiful and well serviced area to stay in.
We stayed here with three other families. This site is fabulous. The family are lovely and helpful and what a luxury to have freshly baked bread delivered from the farmhouse kitchen!
Despite there only being one shower and one toilet for each sex, we hardly queued and the facilities were good. There is a large empty barn, which we were encouraged to use to 'play, cook, eat and sleep' in, this was a godsend for the children to play in when the weather got particularly Welsh!
The area is beautiful. Dinas Island is described in one of our guidebooks as 'the most beautiful part of the Pembrokeshire coastline'.
I can understand why people haven't submitted a review for this beautiful place - they must all want to keep it a secret! My husband and two young girls had a really lovely stay here. The owners are so friendly and can't do enough to help. All the facilities are clean and the showers are the best we have ever had. You can even order cakes (which were delicious!) and home-cooked meals from the farmhouse. The camping field has a view of the sea and we were given the choice to camp in the main field or in one of their other fields. We opted for the 'other field' which meant we had loads of space and not many other campers nearby.
You can walk from the farm to the only local pub in the village, via the coast path and then sit and watch the sunset over the sea.
A really first-class place to stay - we can't wait to go back.
The site is gently sloping, steeper towards the lower end of the field, and has excellent views of the surrounding countryside and Newport Bay, eight electrical hook-ups, that we could see. Ideal for a quiet break.
The access road is fairly steep in some places (private road) and the entrance to the field is a bit tight for larger caravans.
The toilet block is fairly new and excellent in its design as well as being kept spotless, shower is of the walk in type with abundant hot water. Washing up sink could do with hot water to get the greasy marks off plates etc, but as we had the caravan we didn't have to use it.
The site is ideal for walking the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, with paths circling the headland. Make sure you wear proper shoes as flip-flops etc will be of no use.
There is a lovely bay at the bottom of the private road with a large beach at low tide. There is also a pub which serves excellent food in the bar or garden.
We thoroughly enjoyed our peaceful weekend away from everything and look forward to returning.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
No Hardstandings 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
Rallies Welcome 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <1 mile 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis <1 mile 
Beach <1 mile 
Watersports <5 miles 
Boat Launch / Mooring <1 mile 
Sea Views 
Working Farm 
Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
This is our second time staying here, and we still can't believe our luck of finding this campsite. Beautiful views 360 degrees. Quiet, simple site. 
