We have 15 very large pitches however we usually only use 12 to keep the site quiet.

Big skies, plenty of space, and all the essentials you need – with a few thoughtful extras

  • We welcome dogs (free of charge)
  • Children aged 3 and under also stay free.

The Campsite is set in open countryside just above the harbour.  From the top of the site, there are sea views across to the headland, especially at sunset.  It’s a peaceful, low-key site surrounded by wildflowers, birdsong and the occasional fox or seal.

The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is just a few minutes’ walk away, and the harbour is close enough for a morning swim, paddle, or a picnic by the water.  Whether you’re staying for one night on the coast path or settling in for a full week of fresh air and fireside evenings, Abercastle Campsite offers a simple, spacious and relaxed base just above the harbour:

Pitches

Each pitch is very large and well-spaced – with room to park, cook, sit out and sleep without ever being anywhere near enough to be tripping over your neighbour’s guy ropes.

  • Tents, campervans, caravans and motorhomes welcome
  • Fire pit on every pitch – bring your own wood or pick some up nearby
  • Water tap adjacent to each pitch
  • Optional electric hook-up (EHU) – available for a small additional charge (please request when booking) [link to prices page]
  • No extra charges for gazebos or awnings

Facilities

We keep things simple, clean and practical – everything you need, with no hidden extras.
All facilities are free to use, apart from electric hook-up.

  • Hot showers – no tokens, no timers
  • Toilets – clean and regularly checked
  • Washing-up sinks – under cover, with hot water
  • Fridges– shared access for food storage
  • Electric hook-up (EHU) – optional and charged separately
  • Waste disposal – including recycling and general waste bins
  • Chemical waste disposal point – easy to access
  • Low lighting – kept to a minimum so you can enjoy the stars

There’s also a small information area with local maps, walking suggestions, Strumble Shuttle and TTL bus times. Do also look at our Things to do page [link] and Location and getting around page [link]

Watersports gear – Free to Borrow

Guests are welcome to borrow a selection of gear (if available) to enjoy the sea. These belong personally to Anne and you use them at your own risk:

  • Kayaks
  • Stand-up paddleboards (SUPs)
  • Bodyboards
  • Wetsuits (a few sizes available)

Just ask what’s available, and please rinse and return everything after use.  You must wear a lifejacket at all times when using sit-on kayaks and SUPs.  While Anne has a few buoyancy aids, she may not have your size, and cannot guarantee them or their availability.  Please bring your own if you have one.

Dog Friendly

Well-behaved dogs are very welcome. Please:

  • Keep dogs on leads around the campsite and livestock
  • Pick up after your dog – bins are provided
  • Be considerate of other campers and wildlife

The nearby Pembrokeshire Coast Path and local lanes offer fantastic walking straight from your pitch. You are advised to keep your dogs on a lead on the coast path.

We love welcoming dogs to Abercastle, and the coastal walks are part of the magic, but safety comes first.  Do have a look at the RNLI website https://rnli.org/safety/choose-your-activity/coastal-walking/dog-walking

If you’re unsure about a particular route or looking for a safer, low-cliff or inland alternative, just ask Anne who will point you in the right direction.

Thinking of staying?

Give Anne a ring on 07969 529929 to check availability or ask any questions – she’s always happy to help.