Folly Farm Holiday Park

At Folly Farm Holiday Park, check-in is available from 1pm until 9pm. Please advise the site if you are delayed. Departure is due before 11am on your last day.

Yes, Folly Farm Holiday Park is dog friendly. Two dogs are allowed per pitch, but please note that breeds and crossbreeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act are not permitted. Dogs must be kept on the lead at all times and not left unattended.

Folly Farm Holiday Park allows BBQs, just please ensure these are raised from the ground. Please note, open fires and fire pits are not permitted.

No, sorry. Folly Farm Holiday Park does not accept same sex group bookings of 4+ (couples and immediate family members excepted). Hen and stag parties are not accepted.

Yes, Folly Farm Holiday Park does operate a quiet policy after 10pm.

Yes, at Folly Farm Holiday Park, awnings, gazebos, and pup tents are welcome, just add these on when you book! Rock pegs or weights are recommended for pup tents, gazebos and awnings as these are not permitted on the grass.

At Folly Farm Holiday Park, pitches do allow for one vehicle. Additional vehicles can be parked in the attraction car park.

At Folly Farm Holiday Park, the electric hook ups are 16 amp. A daily electricity allowance is included in your pitch fee, but guests who exceed this limit pay a charge of 25p per kWh.

You can find a copy of the campsite map here.

All of the electric pitches at Folly Farm Holiday Park operate using a fair usage policy, so you'll pay 25p kWh only if you exceed the limit. This is 12 kWh per day from January to March and November to December. In April and October, it is 10 kWh per day and in May to September, 8 kWh per day.

At Folly Farm Holiday Park, it is just one touring unit per pitch.

Yes, free WiFi is available at Folly Farm Holiday Park.

Yes, there is a small shop at Folly Farm Holiday Park which stocks the essentials. It is open 9am to 10am and 4.30pm to 6pm during school holidays. Outside of school holidays, opening times may vary, but there is a contact number on the door you can ring.

At Folly Farm Holiday Park, within the ticketed adventure park area, you'll find the Hungry Farmer restaurant, Carousel Woods Burger Bar, the Cwtch Coffee Shop, and Carousel Cafe. However, the holiday park also sometimes hosts food trucks during peak times.

Yes, at Folly Farm Holiday Park, there are 12 EV charging points located in the main car park on the left-hand side. These are accessed via the Pod Point app and cost 45p per kWh.

Yes, access to Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo is an extra cost, but you can benefit from a discount. You can purchase single day entry tickets at the same time you book your pitch, and these will give you unlimited entry to our attraction for the duration of your stay. This offer applies to your arrival and departure too - just head to the attraction admission tills and give your name, and they can find your booking and grant entry. Passes for the remainder of your stay can be collected from the arrivals building when you check-in. The vintage fairground rides are not included in the admission to Folly Farm. You can either pay as you go using tokens you can purchase at the fairground - these are £1 per token and most rides take one or two tokens - or you can purchase unlimited fairground ride wristbands.

Yes, Folly Farm Holiday Park offers a communal fridge for food, and a shared freezer for ice packs.

At Folly Farm Holiday Park, the adventure park is open from the start of February through to the end of October. In November, December (minus Christmas), and January, it is open at weekends only. In peak times, it is open from 10am to 5pm, with it closing at 4pm outside of these times. The small licensed shop is open 9am to 10am and 4.30pm to 6pm during peak times, with opening times varying out of the season.

Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone and 4G signal at Folly Farm Holiday Park, though O2 customers may struggle more than others.

The nearest train station to Folly Farm Holiday Park is Kilgetty, which is just over five minutes away. The closest bus stop is Folly Farm, which is a five minute walk away. From here, you can pick up multiple regular buses (at least once an hour) with stops including Fishguard, Haverfordwest and Saundersfoot.

Tourers should have no issue with access at Folly Farm Holiday Park. It is off the A478 with a wide entrance point.

Local taxi companies to Folly Farm Holiday Park include Kilgetty Taxis (01834 813813) and Buzz Cabs (01834 503494).

The closest bus stop to Folly Farm Holiday Park is Folly Farm, which is a five minute walk away. From here, you can pick up multiple regular buses (at least once an hour) with stops including Fishguard, Haverfordwest and Saundersfoot.

The nearest pubs to Folly Farm Holiday Park are the Begelly Arms Hotel, Rib and Oyster and the White Horse Inn, all around a five minute drive away.

The nearest beaches to Folly Farm Holiday Park are Saundersfoot Beach and Coppet Hall Beach, both within a ten minute drive.

Within a 15 walk of Folly Farm Holiday Park, there is Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo (extra cost) with a zoo, barn and farm, fairground and indoor and outdoor play areas. There is also a handy bus stop with multiple regular buses (at least once an hour) with stops including Fishguard, Haverfordwest and Saundersfoot.

Local walking routes from Folly Farm Holiday Park include Saundersfoot to Tenby via the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. This is around 13.5km (there and back) and takes up to five hours (without stops). The start point car park is around a 15 minute drive away at Saundersfoot Harbour.