Wales
Van Life Campsites in Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire is Wales's premier van life county and one of the most popular in the entire UK. The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park — the only UK national park designated primarily for its coastline — has over 300km of coastal path with some of the finest sea-cliff scenery in Britain.
St Davids — Britain's smallest city — is the spiritual heart of Pembrokeshire. Cathedral, headland, and the spectacular St Davids Head peninsula are all accessible from farm sites in the area. Whitesands Bay is one of Wales's finest surf beaches, and the road from St Davids to Fishguard takes in some of the best coastal views in the UK.
The Preseli Hills in the north of the national park are the source of Stonehenge's bluestones — the upland walking here is genuinely wild, and the ancient landscape of cromlechs and hillforts gives the area a deep historical atmosphere. Farm sites on the Preseli foothills are often the most affordable in the county.
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Pembrokeshire coastal lanes are very narrow in places — vans over 6m should plan routes carefully. The B4313 through the Preseli foothills is a better road for larger vans. The coast path is excellent for bikes from a van base.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best van life campsites in Pembrokeshire?
Farm sites near St Davids, around Fishguard, and on the Marloes peninsula have the best access to the coastal path and beaches. The area around Bosherston and Stackpole is particularly good for quieter stops.
Is Pembrokeshire good for van life in winter?
Pembrokeshire's mild Atlantic climate makes it one of Wales's better winter van life destinations. Several farm sites stay open year-round. The coast path is spectacular in storm conditions from a safe distance.