Why stay here ...
Winner of the 2018 Most Inspiring Photograph
CL of the Year Award 2017 - 1st Place Regional Winner
CL of the Year Winners 2016 - 1st Place
Woody Kiln Farm is a Club Certificated Location set on a small Farm in the heart of the Pembrokeshire National Park – the only coastal National Park in the UK.
The site is located on a large field of which approximately 0.75 acres and a further 1.25 acres is lawned and accessible to CL users with a distant view of the Atlantic Ocean. Our visitors have full access to the farmland totalling 12 acres to exercise dogs. All pitches are surrounded by peaceful paddocks where our horses and sheep graze. There is a small orchard adjacent to the park and guests are welcome to sample the fruit. We operate all hardstanding pitches which are well maintained. Our site is special as we offer facilities which are commonly found on larger sites - such as with 16 amp electric hook- up, fresh water tap with screw fitting, satellite and terrestrial digital TV points and Free Superfast Wifi.
The site is an excellent base for exploring the vast attractions within the Pembrokeshire National Park. With over 950 km of public footpaths, walking is an excellent way to discover the spectacular scenery, abundant wildlife and fascinating history that Pembrokeshire offers. A sandy beach is 20 minutes’ walk away. There is a local shop and public house within 500m of the site.
The site is in a perfect location for exploring the spectacular wildlife around the Pembrokeshire coastline. The coastal path is accessible by foot, which is a 10 minute walk from the site. The islands of Skomer, Grassholm, Ramsey and Skokholm will enable you to experience the incredible breath-taking sights of Puffins, Guillemots, Gannets and Razorbills, along with a host of other birds and wildlife including seals and dolphins.
The local town of Milford Haven (2 miles away) has cafes, restaurants, smart shops, Leisure Centre with Swimming Pool, Theatre and two supermarkets. Milford Marina is located on the picturesque Milford Haven Waterway and has some stunning waters up river from the Marina. It benefits from a variety of shops, cafes and restaurants on the quayside as well as a Dockside Gallery, Museum and 10 pin bowling centre.
Haverfordwest is an attractive and ancient town (7 miles away) which has a great variety of shops in the town and the outlying retail parks. Dominated by the Western Cleddau that runs through the middle of the town and the castle that towers above it. There are plenty of pubs, cafés and restaurants as well the award winning Farmers Market held every Friday. Produce includes fresh fish, crabs & lobster, organic meat and vegetables, artisan cheeses and traditional-recipe cakes.
Nearby are also the historic seaside towns of Pembroke and Tenby – probably the most iconic seaside town in Wales. It was awarded a Silver award for the best UK coastal resort at the British Travel awards in 2014.
Further afield include the beauty spots of Little Haven, Broad Haven, Solva and Newgale which is rated as a top three location in Pembrokeshire for Windsurfing and Kayaking. The smallest city in Britain namely St. Davids has a Cathedral built from a local stone with a beautiful pink and grey colouring. It occupies the valley floor below the city and cannot be seen until you are fairly close!
The site is on a bus route which gives visitors access to many of Pembrokeshire’s Villages and Towns, and the village also has a cycle path to our nearest town of Milford Haven. From here, you can access cycle path links to the National Cycle Routes.
Adults, Children and pets are welcome.
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