Celtic Camping is a rustic open-field campsite, which provides you with loads of space to breathe, reconnect, explore, discover, play and relax whilst being surounded by our beautiful Pembrokeshire Coastline. Set in 250 acres of open farm land, you can enjoy knockout ocean views, and have direct access onto the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path from almost any part of our campsite. This 186 mile long National Trail twists and turns its way through some of the most breathtaking coastline in West Wales if not the whole of Britain.

For camping there is plenty of room for traditional camping in any size tent, touring caravans or camper vans and we can accommodate any size Motor-Home and thousands of campers have enjoyed our site – however, if you are looking for something on par with a Caravan Camping Club site then you could be disappointed. On our rustic campsite, we have lots of electric hook-up points (please book early to avoid disappointment at busy times) around every field, including water facilities and washing-up areas. So for camping, you can go native and get away from it all by setting up camp in your own little corner of Pembrokeshire or you can set up camp in friends or family groups and enjoy what our campsite has to offer. There are spectacular views from everywhere on our campsite and a cracking sunset across the sea. We have 3 main large camping fields with additional satellite fields for those campers looking to get away from the main camping areas. Please note during the peak camping periods, we will bring in additional portable toilets to support our fixed toilet and shower blocks – these ensure that toilet facilities are in every field – they are cleaned daily and emptied on a regular basis. We have a dedicated CCTV system that covers the campsite and provides that overarching security for peace of mind.

With any coastal camping, whilst it offers amazing seas views, it can at times be a little breezy – therefore you need to ensure that your camping equipment is robust enough to withstand our coastal weather systems and you should also be knowledgeable on tent erecting and the use of your camping equipment and the vehicle you intend to use (campervan, motor-home or caravan). If you have not put up your tent for a while or you are a first-time camper, then turning up here and trying to erect your tent for the first time in breezy conditions is not recommended. We are on hand to offer advice and assistance. Please also note we do not allocate pitches – we allow our campers to select a pitch that suites them and their requirements – after all it’s your holiday, so we allow you to find somewhere that meets your needs, rather than us dictating where you should go.