The campsite at Coastal Stay, looking across the valley toward the Pembrokeshire coast

The campsite · Six acres · Twenty pitches

Pembrokeshire
camping, done quietly.

A small campsite on a small-holding inside the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Twenty pitches, fire pits, hot showers, a wood-fired sauna and a pizza shack on site.

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Where we are

A small-holding inside the National Park.

Six acres on the western tip of Pembrokeshire, less than a mile from the nearest beach. Pitches overlook a natural valley that runs down to the sea, with a freshwater pond and a few nosey goats for company.

We’re fully inside Britain’s only coastal National Park, ten minutes’ walk from the coast path, surfing and coasteering on the doorstep, the wood-fired Goat Sauna in the meadow, the pizza shack firing every summer evening.

The small-holding at Coastal Stay campsite, Pembrokeshire
Sunset over the Pembrokeshire coast from Coastal Stay

What’s on site

Just enough comfort. No more.

The aim is to give you enough comfort that you sleep well and shower warm, without the campsite turning into a hotel.

  • 01

    Twenty pitches

    Spacious by design. Six acres divided so neighbours don't feel like neighbours.

  • 02

    Fire pit per pitch

    Each pitch has its own fire pit and bench. Logs available, weather permitting.

  • 03

    Hot showers

    A unisex luxury bathroom plus separate male and female blocks, three of each. Hot water always.

  • 04

    Wood-fired sauna

    For cold evenings after a swim, or just because the wind has come up off the sea.

  • 05

    Pizza shack

    Fired every summer evening, sometimes lunch in high season. Local toppings where we can find them.

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    Fridge & freezer

    A communal fridge and freezer for campers. Keep your milk cold and your gins on ice.

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    Dogs welcome

    On a lead and well-behaved. There's a working farm beyond the hedge, so no chasing the goats.

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    Coast path access

    Ten minutes' walk to the coast path and a short scramble to the nearest beach.

The lake on the small-holding at Coastal Stay, looking across to the valley

The land

A natural valley running to the sea.

Six acres of small-holding at the western tip of Pembrokeshire. A natural pond, a handful of nosey goats, gorse, bracken, and a view that runs straight down the valley to the Atlantic.

Walkers and hikers use us as a base for the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Adventure-minded guests get surfing right on the doorstep; Abereiddy is the home of Coasteering, where it was invented. Our campsite was voted one of the UK’s best for adventure activities by Red Bull.

Plan a visit around what you want to do. See what’s possible on the activities page.

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Quiet evenings, uncrowded mornings.