Pembrokeshire has so much to offer, from its world-famous beaches to its ancient hills and woodlands.
Sarah and I have been exploring this area for 6 years now and are always trying to find new and exciting places to visit. We love sharing this information with campers and get a thrill out of helping to find your perfect day out.
Once on site, you can, of course, quiz us to your heart’s content about the best places to visit but in the meantime here are some highlights to tempt you to visit this beautiful part of the British Isles.
There are loads of bats at Kitewood, just take a stroll or sit out at dusk and you'll see them darting about after tasty insect treats.
We have a stone woodfired pizza oven at the Cwtch and firewood is plentiful, why not try your hand at homemade pizza in the woods.
Ok, so this is a bit of a cop-out, but some of our fondest camping memories are just those lazy days spent around the fire making endless cups of tea and watching the dancing flames. We thoroughly recommend you treat yourself to a bit of downtime while you are here.
This 2 hour course allows you to take a rough carved spatula and turn it into a beautifully finished product you’ll be able to use in the kitchen forever. We teach you how to safely and effectively use knives to shape your spatula, giving you the perfect introduction into carving.
You will be provided with wood, tools and plentiful tea and biscuits. The course will take place at the woodland workshop in the woods adjoining Kitewood, a 5 minute walk from the car park. Booking essential.
The course costs £20 for two hours with a maximum number of students of 6. The minimum age for participants is 14 years old.
One of Pembrokeshire’s many great attractions is its beaches. There are loads to choose from depending on your taste and the weather. Ranging from wild isolated beaches to lifeguarded beaches with good facilities. Whatever your taste there’s a beach for you, be it for surfing, wildlife, swimming or isolated beauty.
The Pembrokeshire Coast Path - 186 miles of award-winning coastal trails. We’ve spent many happy hours walking various sections and are happy to recommend sections to suit all fitness levels, age groups and weather conditions. There is more however to Pembrokeshire walking than the coast path with a variety of inland trails taking in woodlands, gorges, hills and moorland. If you fancy something a little different let us know and we’ll help you plan a day out.
Pembrokeshire has enough activities to keep even the most ardent adventurer happy. At the same time, it is well equipped to provide the perfect introduction to a variety of adventure activities.
So yes, we have to admit, it does rain from time to time in Pembrokeshire. However, when those days come, there is a host of activities that can get you out of the wet. From water parks to trampolining... more options seem to be available every year, so drop us an email if you would like some more information.
