Campsites in Pembrokeshire

Camping is where Pembrokeshire is at its best and its most itself. The classic sites are farm fields on the cliff edge: the ring of them around St Davids at Caerfai, Porthclais and Whitesands; the field above Newgale; the sites tucked behind the north-coast coves at Trefin and Dinas. In the south the sites sit inland from Tenby and Saundersfoot and are bigger, flatter and better for a family with a car.

What the map can tell you and what it can't: we show name, position and, where a mapper recorded it, whether a site takes tents, tourers or statics. We don't hold prices, pitch numbers or whether there's a shop, because open data doesn't. Follow the website link where there is one.

Sites are grouped by the nearest village. Most of the coastal ones open Easter to October and fill on summer weekends — the good ones take bookings and you should make one.