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Trehenlliw Farm

Pembrokeshire Sa62 6 Ph, Pembrokeshire, Wales
1 acre hosted by Trehenlliw F.
No rules and regulations. Secluded, but convenient for beach and National Park life.
Some of the buildings at Trehenlliw are a bit tatty, but this all seems to add to the character of the place. It’s definitely a function-over-form kinda hangout – and that’s what all the regulars love about it. The large, flat camping field is cocooned within the 115 acres of farmland, which is mainly used for breeding sheep and suckler cows. There are no streetlights to pollute the night sky, so the strip of moor immediately behind the campsite is a wonderful place for your kids to watch for wildlife after dark, including fox cubs and barn owls. The well-known local landmarks of mountains Carnllidi and Penberi frame the serenest of sunsets and also let you know that surf and sand central, aka Whitesands Bay, is only a mile or so away – so if everyone’s clamouring for sand and sea, this is a good place to aim for. St David’s is only a quick 10-minute stroll away, though it can get pretty hectic during the summer months. So you’ll find that Trehenlliw is not too far from the madding crowd, but far enough away to let you breathe easy in high season.
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Pembrokeshire Sa62 6 Ph, Pembrokeshire, Wales, United KingdomTraditional, ancestral territory of various First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
Hosted by Trehenlliw F.Joined in June 2010
From the host
No rules and regulations. Secluded, but convenient for beach and National Park life.
Nearby attractions
Trehenlliw Farm is in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, which has a mega choice of beaches to pick from. Learn to surf with the Ma Simes dudes (01437 720433) at Whitesands, only 5 minutes’ drive away. Families with older kids love the outdoor adventures, such as ‘coasteering’ (jumping off cliffs into freezing water), canoeing and kayaking with TYF (01437 721611). You can also opt for boat trips to – and around – the nature reserve of Ramsey Island (01437 720285), or go seal, whale and dolphin-spotting.
Food and drink
St David’s has a deli, butcher, greengrocer and small well-stocked supermarket, CK’s. If you shop with one of the big boys, drive 15 miles to Haverfordwest. There’s also a yum-scrum country market in the tiny City Hall every Thursday morning. Think home-made pies, Welshcakes, barabrith (worth a nibble even if you haven’t a clue what we’re talking about). The city is fast becoming foodie heaven: Cwtch (01437 720491) serves modern classics in cool, friendly surroundings (with colouring-in bits to keep kids amused while they’re waiting). Jones’s café next door does a mean full Welsh. For local soup (cawl) head for the refectory at the cathedral and if you want a bog-standard take-away, the rugby club does this in high season.

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