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[simbadog]

I'm informed that we are off to Wales in the spring for a week or so! Would anyone like to recommend any sites in the South west? First stop is Abergavenny where I'm thinking of Wernddu Golf Club.
Ideally like sites with good walking, views & ideally bus routes. Thanks

 

[MC 55 FUN]

The C.C. site at Gorseinon is very good.

 

[Sheddy]

Go to the Motorhome parking Area in Burry Port, right on the coastal path in the Millennium Coastal Park, great for walking, buses and railway nearby and all the facilities of a small town.

Do a search for Burry Port on Fun and you should find plenty of Posts.
Cheers
Ed

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[simbadog]

Go to the Motorhome parking Area in Burry Port, right on the coastal path in the Millennium Coastal Park, great for walking, buses and railway nearby and all the facilities of a small town.View attachment 140436
Do a search for Burry Port on Fun and you should find plenty of Posts.
Cheers
Ed

Bit of a long walk to the coastal path!

 

[MC 55 FUN]

Bit of a long walk to the coastal path!

Whilst you're there, Pembrey country park / site is just up the road, great for walking & a stunning beach

 

[magicsurfbus]

If you're considering Pembrokeshire and the coastal path, and you can manage without EHU I'd suggest the Newgale campsite which is right next to the beach, and to a bus stop for coastal bus services. Its main advantage is its relatively central location, ease of access from the A487 Haverfordwest Road and its low price (£16 a night for two, or £80 for a week), whereas other sites can be a bit out on a limb or stuck down narrow lanes. Newgale have a limited number of EHUs but they're expensive. There's another site up on the hill overlooking the bay but we haven't tried it.

As alternatives there's Caerfi Bay near St David's, on the cliff top, and there used to be a small site at Marloes although I'm not sure if that's still open.

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[simbadog]

If you're considering Pembrokeshire and the coastal path, and you can manage without EHU I'd suggest the Newgale campsite which is right next to the beach, and to a bus stop for coastal bus services. Its main advantage is its relatively central location, ease of access from the A487 Haverfordwest Road and its low price (£16 a night for two, or £80 for a week), whereas other sites can be a bit out on a limb or stuck down narrow lanes. Newgale have a limited number of EHUs but they're expensive. There's another site up on the hill overlooking the bay but we haven't tried it.

As alternatives there's Caerfi Bay near St David's, on the cliff top, and there used to be a small site at Marloes although I'm not sure if that's still open.

Excellent

 

[rangi]

Don't forget to have your yellow medic card up to date, and stamped, proving you 've had all your injections.
It's either @ShiftZZ or @Chris, one of them runs this Interpreting
Service just in case your English is not up to Welsh standards.

 

[Chris]

Don't forget to have your yellow medic card up to date, and stamped, proving you 've had all your injections.
It's either @ShiftZZ or @Chris, one of them runs this Interpreting
Service just in case your English is not up to Welsh standards.

I can't speak Welsh Rangi.

I struggle with English, innit.

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[swanseajack13]

go onto UK CAMPSITES they have loads of places hope this helps ray xx lol still lol it rains in WALES some times

 

[Khizzie]

go onto UK CAMPSITES they have loads of places hope this helps ray xx lol still lol it rains in WALES some times

And only rains between the heavy showers .so not too bad . Lol

 

[EX51SSS]

And only rains between the heavy showers .so not too bad . Lol

That's definitely more accurate.
Last time we were there, it only rained twice. Once for 3 days and once for 4 days. Thank goodness it didn't rain all week

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[simbadog]

Thanks everyone, booked 5 places

 

[suavecarve]

If you're considering Pembrokeshire and the coastal path, and you can manage without EHU I'd suggest the Newgale campsite which is right next to the beach, and to a bus stop for coastal bus services. Its main advantage is its relatively central location, ease of access from the A487 Haverfordwest Road and its low price (£16 a night for two, or £80 for a week), whereas other sites can be a bit out on a limb or stuck down narrow lanes. Newgale have a limited number of EHUs but they're expensive. There's another site up on the hill overlooking the bay but we haven't tried it.

As alternatives there's Caerfi Bay near St David's, on the cliff top, and there used to be a small site at Marloes although I'm not sure if that's still open.

And if there is a swell some of the cleanest waves in the uk

 

[magicsurfbus]

And if there is a swell some of the cleanest waves in the uk

Ssshhhhh!

No, actually it isn't exactly a secret spot is it? I've dipped my fin there on previous trips. Plenty for everyone.

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[Drexxer]

If you're considering Pembrokeshire and the coastal path, and you can manage without EHU I'd suggest the Newgale campsite which is right next to the beach, and to a bus stop for coastal bus services. Its main advantage is its relatively central location, ease of access from the A487 Haverfordwest Road and its low price (£16 a night for two, or £80 for a week), whereas other sites can be a bit out on a limb or stuck down narrow lanes. Newgale have a limited number of EHUs but they're expensive. There's another site up on the hill overlooking the bay but we haven't tried it.

As alternatives there's Caerfi Bay near St David's, on the cliff top, and there used to be a small site at Marloes although I'm not sure if that's still open.

We fancied that site but they didn't take dogs, so we stayed at the campsite a bit further up the hill with great views and a good starting point for coast walks

Andy

 

[PeteH]

Ah!!. The land of Strange Blokes, who wear "wode", play Rugby (Sort of) in Red Shirts and Like sheep? (Granddads "tin Hat" to hand)