Camping at Spring Meadow Farm

Within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Located at the heart of the St Davids Peninsula within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Spring Meadow Farm is just 3 miles from both St Davids and Solva and within easy reach of spectacular coastline, exhilarating walks, lovely sandy beaches, surfing, kayaking, coasteering, fantastic wildlife and island boat trips.

Good facilities

The campsite is small with family friendly facilities including a family shower room with toilet, wash basin and hairdryer, a second toilet and wash basin, washing up, washing machine and fridge freezer.

Logs and kindling for camp fires are available on site.

Picnic Tables

Each pitch has its own moveable picnic table

Plenty of space 

The level campsite is hidden away, sheltered by tall willow hedges, away from roads and covers an acre of grassland. Accommodating just 6 pitches in all with plenty of space besides. 

Lighting a Campfire

Each pitch also has a fire pit so when the day is done and you've seen and done enough you can head back to the peace and seclusion of Spring Meadow Farm Campsite, light a campfire, toast up something tasty and relax under the unspoiled night sky.

Breathe in the sea air and embrace the broad horizon

If you're looking for a break from the hustle and bustle, the North Pembrokeshire Coast will stretch your horizons and the sea breeze will blow out the cobwebs.

The North Pembrokeshire Coast

The St Davids Peninsular is a wild, unspoiled and windswept promontory; the horizon stretches out in all directions. The spectacular coastline, dramatic in places, gives way to sandy beaches and natural harbours all linked together and easily accessed by the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.

Interesting Places to visit

There's history here too, many prehistoric remains of burial chambers, forts and settlements. A Neolithic burial chamber, Coetan Arthur, sits on the ridge above St Davids head and there is a reconstruction of an Iron Age fort at Castell Henllys further up the coast.

St Davids

The historic City of St Davids is Britain's smallest city with a population of just 2,000 people. St Davids Cathedral was built in the 12th century when 2 pilgrimages to St Davids equalled one to Rome. There is a music festival held here in the Spring and concerts throughout the summer. The medieval remains of the Bishop's Palace sits adjacent to the cathedral with Shakespeare performed here in the Autumn. 

Solva Harbour

A pretty, natural harbour, dotted with sailing boats. You can join the coast path on either side of the harbour and reward yourself with a delightful view of Solva Harbour, the village and the coast from above.

The main streets of both St Davids and Solva are alive with small shops, galleries, cafes, pubs and restaurants.

Here's to Camping in Pembrokeshire

If you love historic places, neolithic sites, medieval churches, unspoilt villages, walking, wild places, wildlife, surfing, sandy beaches, kayaking, coasteering and big skies you won't be disappointed. Why not come camping in Pembrokeshire and discover all of this for yourselves?