Coastal Stay Campsite is a small, peaceful retreat tucked away on a working small-holding, offering uninterrupted views of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Located on the western tip of Pembrokeshire in West Wales, the campsite is less than a mile from Abereiddy Beach and the renowned Blue Lagoon, making it an ideal spot for nature lovers and beachgoers.

With just twenty pitches, our campsite remains intimate and calm, designed to offer a relaxing environment where guests can unwind. We aim to provide just the right amount of comfort and convenience, enough to keep you content, but not so much that you forget you’re camping in the Welsh countryside. Each pitch includes a bench or picnic table and a fire pit, perfect for toasting marshmallows or curling up with a blanket under the stars.

Our homemade pizzas are a hit during the summer months, often selling out each evening. They’re the perfect quick and tasty option after a long day spent exploring the beautiful coastline.

Set within Britain’s only coastal National Park, the campsite is just a short walk from the nearest beach. The pitches overlook a natural valley that leads down to the sea and the site itself spans over six acres, complete with a natural pond and a few inquisitive goats who often stop by to say hello.

Coastal Stay is a fantastic base for those walking or hiking the Pembrokeshire Coast Path and for adventure seekers, it has even been recognised by Red Bull as one of the top campsites in the UK for adventure activities. The charming fishing village of Porthgain, known for its excellent fish and chips and welcoming pub, is just a fifteen-minute walk from the campsite. For a taste of history and culture, St Davids, the smallest city in Europe, is only a four-mile drive away. Places to visit include:

Welsh Spitfire Museum.

Scolton Manor.

Wiston Castle.

Preseli Hills.

West Blockhouse Fort.

Dogs are welcome by arrangement and must be on leads, £3 per dog, per night.

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