Celtic Camping provides a spacious campsite, spread over several camping fields, ideal for families, friends and groups. Situated in beautiful surroundings, campfires are allowed, and pets are welcome. All this is superbly close to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, so you can walk to Abereiddy and the Blue Lagoon within 30 minutes. Just a short car ride away are the stunning beaches of Whitesands and Newgale, and Britain's smallest city, St Davids.

Why choose Celtic Camping

Spacious family-friendly site with breathtaking panoramic sea views

Located near by to St Davids, 500m from the Pembrokeshire coastal path

A great base for exploring the nearby coastlines and trails

About the site

If you want a site that is large (spread over several fields) and relaxed, then you will get just what you are looking for. The site is located on 250 acre working National Trust farm of Pwll Caerog. Being based just ten minutes from the popular city of St Davids, you will be blessed with spectacular sea views. You can choose where to pitch and which field you prefer - customers can select a location onsite that is right for them and meets their holiday requirements. Simply decide whether you want to be by the sea or maybe near the facilities, explore the site map and choose where is best for you. The site has a great range of pitches, all welcoming tents and tourers and up to ten guests. Decide whether you want your grass pitch with a 16 amp electric hook up or without. This rustic campsite is an ideal base for visitors to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and the surrounding area. The site is just 500 metres from a pebble rocky cove, which is located at the base of the farm and is accessed via a small scramble down the coastal path. This relaxed site offers a spacious camping area with oodles of open space and numerous electric hook-up points set over several large camping fields. There are ample showers and toilets, and two communal dining areas that can be used by campers should the weather become a little blustery, open during the first weeks in August. You will enjoy stunning coastal views of the Irish Sea across the whole site and sunsets that are truly amazing. BBQs and open fires are permitted onsite. Please ensure they are raised off the ground. Fire pits are also available for hire on a first come, first served basis. If making a fire, the fuel, logs and coal have to be purchased onsite.

Celtic Camping is open from 01/04 to 29/09. Pitches from £28/night for 2 people.

"I was extremely impressed with all that the campsite had to offer"

Nicola H

"Perfect location"

Kazimierz Z

"The staff are exceptional"

Ann S

"Has the wow factor with its amazing views"

Megan M

"Watched the gorgeous sunset both nights and managed to get some stargazing in"

Danielle T

"Staff were so friendly and helpful! They went out of their way to help"

Allison S

Site map

What facilities are at Celtic Camping?

Accessible facilities

Allow commercial vans

Allow pets on site

Café / restaurant / takeaway

Drinking water

Family friendly

Shop

Showers

Toilets

W.C. disposal

WiFi

(Included)

Communal BBQ

Electric hookups

Fires allowed

Fishing

Freezer

Fridge

Golf

Horse riding

Laundry

Near beach

Open year round

Peaceful

RV pitches

Wash up area

Watersports

Facilities include a large, well-maintained shower and toilet block, a laundry with a washer and dryer. WiFi is available across the site free of charge.

During peak season, the site opens up a restaurant for breakfast and evening meals, plus there's an onsite shop open during this time too.

There are also two large indoor dining halls with kettles, toasters, fridges and freezers, these help set the site apart, providing somewhere for campers to cook, eat and wash up, with stunning coastal views. Note that this facility is only available during the first weeks of August.

There are lots of onsite activities, such as coasteering, a mud run, surfing lessons, raft building, kayaking, SUP and bushcraft. Guests can also enjoy direct access to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path.

A local bus service passes the site's entrance. Porthgain harbour is ten minutes away with award winning fish and chips at The Shed and the historic Sloop Inn pub.

Great for beach holidays

Enjoy stunning coastal views, with Whitesands and Newgale beaches nearby. Just a short walk from a cove at the base of the farm, with coasteering onsite too!

Great for walkers

There's plenty of coastal walks within easy reach, with the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path right on your doorstep!

There are 54 accommodation options on-site

Bookable pitches and accommodation options

6 x Non Electric Grass Pitches (Upper Abereiddi Field)

Max 10 people

You choose where to pitch. No electric available.

10 x Non Electric Grass Pitches (Lower Abereiddi Field)

Max 10 people

Grass pitches without electric in the Lower Abereiddi Field. Suitable for tents, roof tents and tourers.

Grass pitches for tents, roof tents and tourers at Celtic Camping

11 x Non Electric Grass Pitches (Pen Berry Field)

Max 10 people

Grass pitches without electric in the Pen Berry Field. Suitable for tents, roof tents and tourers.

4 x Electric Grass Pitches (Upper Abereiddi Field)

Max 10 people

You choose where to pitch. Grass pitches with 16 amp electric available, suitable for tents, roof tents and tourers.

12 x Electric Grass Pitches (Lower Abereiddi Field)

Max 10 people

You choose where to pitch. 16 amp electric available on these pitches, suitable for tents, roof tents and tourers.

View of the different camping fields at Celtic Camping

6 x Electric Grass Pitches (Pen Berry Field)

Max 10 people

You choose where to pitch. 16 amp electric available on these pitches, suitable for tents, roof tents and tourers.

View of the electric and non electric pitches, spread over several fields

5 x Electric Grass Pitches (Farmhouse Field)

Max 10 people

You choose where to pitch. 16 amp electric available on these pitches, suitable for tents, roof tents and tourers.

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Remote friendly campsite with great sea views

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Laura C

VW-Type Campervan - Non Electric Grass Pitches (Lower Abereiddi Field) Sep 2025

Great campsite, very remote and wild with beautiful sea views. Lots of space on the site. Facilities were simple, all you need for camping and clean. Staff were all very friendly and helpful. Short walk to the coast path and/or the strumble shuttle comes close to the entrance so you can bus north or south then walk back.

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Nicola H

Motorhome - Non Electric Grass Pitches (Lower Abereiddi Field) Aug 2025

I was extremely impressed with all that the campsite had to offer. The view was amazing, so much to do. Extremely friendly cleaning lady - think Jackie or Jackeline - does a fantastic job at keeping everything very clean. Would 100% recommend, I came on my own and felt very safe. Thank you for the memories I will definitely be back.

Great time, very helpful staff

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Sian R

Medium Tent - Non Electric Grass Pitches (Pen Berry Field)Aug 2025

Beautiful location. Very accommodating and helpful staff. Ian was very helpful - offered to help us with access as my son is in a wheelchair. He allowed us to use the 'quiet field' even though they had clearly stopped any pitches on there for the season, they were happy to be flexible as the main field was very busy and it was only one night He was again helpful when our air bed electric pump didn't work, allowing us to use the electricity supply in the community feeding hall. A beautiful star lit sky and a Morrisons invite on the floor.

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Site rules

Is Celtic Camping dog friendly?

Yes, up to four well behaved dogs are welcome per pitch at Celtic Camping, provided they are kept on a lead whilst onsite and well-supervised.

What time is check-in/out at Celtic Camping?

There are no set check-in or check-out times for non electric pirches at Celtic Camping. Please note that reception is closed from 1pm to 2pm so there are no arrivals permitted between these times. Guests are welcome to arrive at any time on arrival day, and you choose your departure time on your last day too. For electric pitches, check-in is available from 1pm until 8pm. Please advise the site if you are delayed. Departure is due before noon on your last day. The site will send check-in details before your arrival date.

Does Celtic Camping allow BBQs and campfires?

Yes, open fires are permitted at Celtic Camping in raised fire pits. BBQs must also be raised off the ground. Fire pits are also available to hire on a first come, first served basis. If making a fire, the fuel, logs and coal have to be purchased on site.

Does Celtic Camping allow groups or pitches being booked together?

Yes, Celtic Camping accepts group bookings but they are a family-orientated site, so any group bookings must be arranged with the site before.

What is the check-in/check out process at Celtic Camping?

When you arrive at Celtic Camping, guests will need to head to reception to check-in. Staff are on-site until 5:30pm, please find your own pitch if you arrive after this time. There are several camping fields, please check the board by reception for which fields are open. Electric pitches are set around the edges of the field and non electric can pitch in any of the open fields. Please go across to reception the next morning for a full site briefing. On the day of your departure, you will just need to make sure you leave no rubbish behind and check out by midday for electric pitches. There is no set check out time for non electric pitches.

Does Celtic Camping have a quiet time or noise policy?

Yes, Celtic Camping does operate a quiet policy between 10am and 10pm and radio, music and TV players must be kept at a low volume.

Does Celtic Camping allow day guests to visit those staying onsite?

Yes, Celtic Camping does allow day visitors/guests but they will need to check-in at reception and pay a small fee for the day.

Pitches

Does Celtic Camping allow awnings, gazebos or pup tents?

Yes, awnings, gazebos and pup tents are allowed at Celtic Camping free of charge.

What amp is the electric hook up at Celtic Camping?

The electric pitches at Celtic Camping each have a 16 amp hook up.

Where can I find Celtic Camping's map?

A copy of Celtic Camping's map can be found here.

Can I park next to my pitch at Celtic Camping?

Yes, you are welcome to park one car on your pitch at Celtic Camping.

Is electric included in the price of my booking at Celtic Camping? Or is it an additional cost?

All of the electric pitches at Celtic Camping have your usage included in the price of your booking, just make sure you add electric onto your booking as an extra.

How many tents are allowed per pitch at Celtic Camping?

There are upto eight adults allowed per pitch, and this can be in separate tents on the same pitch if needed. There is no additional charge for additional tents, the site only charge per person.

Facilities

Is there WiFi at Celtic Camping?

Yes, WiFi is available across Celtic Camping free of charge.

Does Celtic Camping have a shop onsite?

Celtic Camping does have an onsite shop open during peak season and depending on availability. The shop stocks tea, coffee, snacks and milk. Supermarkets like Asda and Tesco are also able to deliver to the site too.

Is there a restaurant or cafe at Celtic Camping?

Yes, there is an onsite restaurant at Celtic Camping, but this is only open during peak season, with opening times varying. It serves breakfast and dinner. Offsite choices include The Shed Fish and Chip Bistro at Porthgain, a ten minute drive, In the other direction, you'll find The Bishops Pub, Grain, The Really Wild Emporium and Blas Restaurant, all ten minutes away in St Davids.

Does Celtic Camping have electric vehicle charging?

No, Celtic Camping does not offer EV charging. There are several electric vehicle charging points in St Davids within a ten minute drive.

Does Celtic Camping have a communal fridge and freezer?

Yes, Celtic Camping offers a communal fridge and freezer.

What is phone signal like at Celtic Camping?

Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone signal at Celtic Camping.

Getting there

What is access like for touring at Celtic Camping?

Tourers should have no issue with access at Celtic Camping, however, due to its rural location, the country roads can be narrow leading to the site.

Are there any local taxi service companies to Celtic Camping?

Local taxi companies to Celtic Camping include Morgan's Taxi (07788 292976) and St David's Taxi (01437 721731 or 07974 391522).

What's nearby

What attractions are nearby Celtic Camping?

The spectacular Pembrokeshire Coast is just a stone's throw away from Celtic Camping, with Newgale Beach located 20 minutes away. Head to Porthgain Harbour, ten minutes from the site, and tuck into award winning fish and chips.

Stroll 30 minutes along the coastal path and you'll reach Abereiddi's Blue Lagoon, well suited for watersport enthusiasts. Kayaking, rock climbing, surfing and more are within easy reach of the site too.

What are the nearest public transport links to Celtic Camping?

Fishguard and Goodwick train station is a 20 minute drive from the site. Fflecsi Pembrokeshire is an on-demand bus transport service operating in the area, with services running different routes each day. Trips must be booked in advance.

What are the nearest beaches to Celtic Camping?

The nearest beaches to Celtic Camping are Abereiddy Beach (5 minutes), Whitesands Bay (15 minutes), Porthmelgan Beach (15 minutes), and Newgale Beach (20 minutes).

What walking routes are close to Celtic Camping?

Celtic Camping has easy access to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, running from St Dogmaels to the North and to Amroth in the South. Some of these walks include Pwll-Caerog/Abereiddi, Penberry/Treleddyd and Porthgain/Abereiddi.

What is within walking distance of Celtic Camping?

Within a 30 minute walk of Celtic Camping, there is the coastal hamlet of Abereiddy with a beach and the Blue Lagoon.

Other

Is there anything that it is recommended I bring to Celtic Camping?

It is recommended that you bring a torch during your stay at Celtic Camping as parts of the site are unlit.

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A note from the site themselves...

Back in October of 1999, Ian and Judy Griffiths became the first tenants for the National Trust on their newly acquired working farm called 'Pwll Caerog'. Pwll Caerogs'. The stunning views across the sea gave Ian and Judy the idea to share this wonderful spot by opening up their home as a B and B in the summer of 1992.

Soon after, the campsite opened, and Celtic Camping was soon established. The business has organically grown since the beginning and has slowly developed since. It is still very much a working farm with grazing cattle, a logs business and a variety of crops, such as malting barley and potatoes, growing onsite.

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Celtic Camping is ideal for...

Couples

Duke of Edinburgh Award

Large same-sex groups

Older children (13+)

Rallies

Young children

Things to do on site and in the St Davids area

Pembrokeshire is blessed with an incredible coastline, and Celtic Camping is an ideal base within the National Park. The site enjoys easy access to St Davids, the smallest city in the UK, with its incredible cathedral and wealth of galleries, cafes, and shops (ten minutes).

The Blue Lagoon at Abereiddi is within view of the campsite, and a half-hour stroll on the coastal path will get you there. Redbull has returned to the Lagoon three times to host the Redbull Cliff Diving Event, which always woos the crowds.

There are also outdoor water-based activities, including surfing, coasteering, kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding. Additionally, there are loads of land-based activities to do, such as rock climbing, a mud run, bushcraft and coastal walking, which are all within easy reach of the site.

With 186 miles of the famous Pembrokeshire Coastal Path to explore, this site is ideally located for walkers.

Other things to do include:

Dr Benyon's Bug Farm (10 minutes)
Exploring the wildlife on the RSPB owned Ramsey Island, with boat trips departing from St Davids (10 minutes)
Whitesands Bay (15 minutes)
Newgale Beach (20 minutes)
Pembroke and Carew Castles (60 minutes)