The only campsite next to Whitesands Beach. A spectacular setting and ideal camping location.
Site has 30+ pitches for tents, trailer tents, campervans and motorhomes. Shower block and toilets. Broadband Wi-Fi.
Whitesands is one of the best surfing beaches in the country. Wet suits and boards for hire, and surf lessons in the summer.
No need to book in advance and leave a deposit, we don't make bookings - just turn up, choose your pitch and check in with Mark when the site office is open (0900-1000 and 1600-1700, with other hours posted on the office window). No fuss. Relaxed atmosphere. Beach vibe. Family friendly. Stay as long as you want (most stay longer). Open 1st May 2024 through to the end of October (delayed due to wet weather).
Campsite for tents, trailer tents, campervans and 'light' motorhomes (below 7m). We do not cater for caravans, or very large 'A' Class motorhomes (0ver 7 metres) or recreational vehicles (RVs). We accept dogs and well behaved owners on site. There is a summer dog ban on Whitesands Beach. There is no dog ban on the coast path, or the nearby beaches of Porthsele or Porth Melgan.
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, a jewel in Wales, is renowned for its breathtaking coastline and diverse landscapes. Among its many attractions, Whitesands Beach stands out as a premier resort destination for surfers and families alike, offering expansive sandy shores and intriguing rockpools. Not far from this scenic beach is the historic St Davids Cathedral, an architectural marvel that anchors the smallest city in Britain, St Davids, known for its rich cultural heritage.
The national park also encompasses charming towns like Tenby, with its colorful harborside houses and medieval walls, and Fishguard, known for its artistic vibe and the Last Invasion Tapestry. Visitors can explore the myriad of coastal paths offering stunning sea views, discover hidden coves, or partake in wildlife watching, making the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park a treasure trove of natural beauty and Welsh history.