Cudlic Camping

Our site is centrally located between Haverfordwest, Milford Haven and Pembroke Dock, making us the perfect, yet still peaceful location to explore the wonderful county of Pembrokeshire. We are situated in the National Park, close to the Cleddau river with shaded woodland walks all around.

There's so much to do and see when camping at Cudlic. Within walking distance of the campsite there's Benton Castle and estuary - and the lovely waterside pub, The Jolly Sailor, which serves great food. There are several walks along the 'secret waterway' at Lawrenny and wonderful footpaths within the National Park. Visit beautiful Carew Castle and the working French tidal mill, or relax with afternoon tea and watch the world go by. Barafundle's world renowned beach is a must visit. Book a boat trip to the Bird Islands, or further offshore from Neyland, Martins Haven or St Davids.

As fifth generation farmers, Mervyn & Lucy have a deep love of the outdoors and a great understanding of rural life. Mervyn, a retired building contractor, has taken on the campsite as an exciting new project. Lucy's baking is renowned throughout the locality and is availabile, along with fresh eggs from their hens.

The campsite has 12 pitches, four of which have electrical hook ups. The field is accessed through a gate from the country lane and is surrounded on three sides by open fields, home to Cudlic's competition horses, sheep and cattle. A tall aged oak tree stands proudly on the site boundary to the field.

The site has separate male and female facilities with hot showers. A small kitchen area with communal fridge and freezer is also available.

This is our first year, so we welcome all feedback and hope that your stay with us is memorable for all the right reasons!