Large Pitch With Electric & Water (41 at Parke Farm Camping)
UK Wales South Wales Pembrokeshire Pembroke Parke Farm Camping
The Owner Says
Suitable for Families, Dogs & Fire Pits. Feel free to bring your own gazebo (max 1), bring your own pup tent (max 1), bring your own awning (max 1). 1 Car included With Car parking by pitch/unit. You can add logs and firepit starter kits at the next stage of booking.
Parke Farm’s idyllic location in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park does justice to one of the prettiest traditional cottages in the County. The farmhouse has been stunningly and sympathetically restored with the surrounding fields offering a perfect camping location.
Internationally renowned Broadhaven and Barafundle beaches are ‘just down the road’ Both are accessed via National Trust car parks 4 miles away. Why not meander over to Bosherston village? The Lily pond walk leads directly to the sand dunes at Broadhaven
Parke Farm is ideally situated to explore part or all of the 180 miles of Pembrokeshire’s coastal path. There’s a multitude of award-winning, Blue Flag beaches in our corner of Pembrokeshire. Freshwater West, Freshwater East, and the picturesque village and beaches of Angle are only a few miles away.
Count the steps down to St Govan's Chapel. The tiny stone building has a stunning setting among the limestone cliffs. Local folklore suggests the steps are never the same number on the way back up.
Norman influences on the County are evident with castles at Manorbier, Carew, and spectacular Pembroke |Castle, the birthplace of Henry Tudor.
There’s so much to see and do in South Pembrokeshire. Parke Farm is well laid out and has great facilities. Thank you for considering us for your stay in this lovely area. We look forward to welcoming you to our campsite.
*please note all of our electric hookups are 6 amp*
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About Parke Farm Camping
Suitable For
Everyone! Tents, campervans, caravans, dogs, couples, kids...
Nearby
No doubt, if you’re camping here, you’ve come for the coast. It’s less than four miles to Broadhaven South beach, popular for swimming and with families, kite-surfers, anglers and canoeists, while Barafundle Bay is four miles away and it’s five miles to Freshwater West, a long, National Trust-owned beach that’s hugely popular with surfers. Bluestone national park resort (01834862400) offers a selection of shops, restaurants, a pub, high rope forest activities and a waterpark. Other nearby adventure options include Oakwood theme park, Folly Farm (01834812731), Heatherton World of Activities, Battlefield Live laser combat (07777671301) and Tenby Dinosaur Park (01834845272).
Castlemartin Range MOD has a free spectators car park just outside the village of Warren, It’s suitable for all of the family.
Please check the firing times as some parts of the coastal path are closed during these times. Normally they do not fire on bank holidays, school holidays, or at weekends, however, if you are visiting us outside of these times you can check the firing times online https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/castlemartin-firing-notice--2/castlemartin-firing-notice-september-2021
Food & Drink
The busy St. Govan’s Country Inn (01646661311), with exposed beams, horse brasses and a large stone fireplace, and the multi-award-winning Stackpole Inn (01646672324) are both within three miles of the campsite. The Stackpole recently won the National Pub & Bar Awards and welcomes dogs in the bar area, with a pleasant beer garden on sunny days. Lamphey Hall Hotel (01646672394), just over 10 minutes away in the car, is great if you’re celebrating a special occasion or for couples looking to enjoy a meal to remember. A 10-minute drive from the site you’ll also find The Boathouse Tea-room, perfect for local hearty meals while you enjoy beautiful sea views of Stackpole Quay.