Pitch-Perfect Family Holidays in Pembrokeshire
Comments Off on Pitch-Perfect Family Holidays in PembrokeshireRemember the joy of waking up in a sleeping bag, eating cereal out of a plastic bowl, and running wild all day without a screen in sight? That’s what family holidays in Pembrokeshire are all about — pure, unplugged joy, wrapped up in sea air and salty hair.
And if you’re ready to swap the usual hotel routine for something a little more exciting, may we suggest… camping? Not just any camping — camping with sea views, luxury touches, and all the fresh air your family could ask for.
Welcome to the ultimate family holiday in Pembrokeshire, with a twist of tent life thrown in for good measure.
Camping That Doesn’t Feel Like Compromising
Gone are the days of soggy guy ropes and midnight torch hunts for the toilet. Campsites like Rainbolts Hill, just above Newgale Beach, are giving camping a fresh spin—comfortable, scenic, and totally family-friendly.
Think:
- Flat, safe pitches for tents, campervans or motorhomes
- Clean loos and warm showers (no chilly queues here!)
- Easy access to beaches, coast paths, and ice cream vans
- Dogs welcome, kids encouraged, and adventure guaranteed
One of our favourite family guests said it best:
Great campsite good clean toilet and shower facilities and little shop aswell hired a log burner/logs and put disposable bbq in it first and cooked and after food logs well worth a visit enjoyed our first outing in a tent double thumbs up 👍👍
C Powell
Days Full of Pembrokeshire Magic
Camping makes your base camp simple — but the real fun starts when you step outside. Pembrokeshire is basically one big outdoor playground for kids (and grown-ups who still act like them).
Here are some of our tried-and-tested family favourites:
- Newgale Beach – Jump the waves, build epic sandcastles, or learn to surf
- Folly Farm, Heatherton & Manor House Wildlife Park– Zoo, adventure park, and soft play all rolled into one
- St Davids – Smallest city in Britain, with big ice creams and even bigger coastal views
- Coasteering & kayaking – For the brave adventurers (age 8+, and helmets provided!)
- Whitesands & Broad Haven – More family-friendly beaches, and cracking chip shops too
And don’t forget a walk along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Pack snacks and take it at your own pace. You never know what you’ll spot — seals, puffins, maybe even dolphins.
Don’t Leave the Dog Behind
One of the best things about a camping holiday in Pembrokeshire? The whole family can come, including the dog.
With so many dog-friendly beaches, cafes and pubs, your pooch will have just as much fun as the kids. Campsites like Rainbolts Hill welcome dogs with open paws (and maybe a few treats too).

Top Tips for a Smooth Family Camping Trip
Pack layers – Pembrokeshire weather has a mind of its own
Bring torches (and spare batteries!) – Kids love a night-time wander
Plan a few no-plan days – Some of the best memories happen when you do nothing at all
Choose a great campsite – Clean, safe, and close to the action makes all the difference
Ready for a Real Adventure?
So, if you’re dreaming of sandy toes, wide-open skies, marshmallows over the fire and falling asleep to the sound of waves… Pembrokeshire camping could be your family’s new favourite holiday.
Come and pitch up, slow down, and make those core childhood memories.
📅 Book your stay with us, or get in touch and we’ll help you choose the perfect camping spot or coastal cottage. Either way—your Pembrokeshire family holiday starts right here. 🏖️

Comments are closed