The Small Campsite with Great Sea Views

West Hook Farm Campsite is a friendly farm and campsite on the Marloes Peninsula, within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and with glorious views of St Brides Bay.

Run by Robert and Karre Thomas, the farm is a relaxed and rural place with spectacular panoramic sea views and pretty sunsets. There's little low light pollution, so the stargazing at night is excellent.

West Hook's campsite is spread out over three fields, all pitches are on grass without electric, suiting tents and campervans.
Some pitches are on a gentle north facing slope.

Searching For The Perfect Beach

"Pembrokeshire has the world's best beaches" - says Kevin Rushby, who set out with his daughter and a vintage VW campervan to find the ultimate stretch of shore.

"Now we were approaching our destination: West Hook Farm on the Marloes peninsula. This proved to be the best campsite we visited: basic but clean facilities, loads of space, and a glorious clifftop panorama. We jumped into wetsuits and ran 500m along the cliff path to reach Martin's Haven. This is a tiny stony cove best suited to snorkelling and rock-pool exploration. We swam out along the east side and were rewarded by a view of a big edible crab scuttling between the kelp. He evaded our hungry fingers".

Read more of Kevin Rushby's article - Searching For The Perfect Beach

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