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Cananyone recommend some good campsites freecamping arround st davids and tenby
cheers
steve

yes....we go here every year. simple, friendly and cheap. a brilliant spot.

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and just noticed - there's a t3 in almost every picture!

this was the place that finally made us get a t3 after meeting people there with one!!

This ones a good en -

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a few miles from st Davids and he allows fires and will bring you a half 45 gallon drum and wood at any time of the night. Its basic but the owner is a really good guy. In the morning his wife has a burger van and cooks full english if you want it

Read the reviews

We've been here a couple of times and will be returning - great shop, does freshly baked pastries in the morning, basic/clean facilities, amazing views and access to a cove, 10 minute walk to the 'city'.
Caerfai Farm

Abereiddy beach car park. toilet block too.

Fantastic wild camping.

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We had a great time at http://www.porthclais-farm-campsite.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

It's situated 10 mins stroll from St Davids and is right on the cliffs with access to the cliff path that runs all around the pembrokeshire coast. There is plenty of room as the site is spread over about 5 fields. There is also a little harbour next to the site where you can safely use kayaks or go crabbing.

When we went to Tenby we saw a nice little site whilst walking into tenby that was virtually 5 minutes stroll to Tenby's north beach. Again it was on the coastal path and I would definitely stay there if I ever go back.

Map showing how close to Tenby it is

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