By or near the sea wild camping in Wales with an RV (1 Viewer)

[Road Runner]

The title says it all.

Any ideas?

Thinking of going on after the birthday bash for a week.

 

[Jim]

Head into Pembrokeshire John, loads of wildcamping to be had this time of year, its a fantastic county, roads can be a bit narrow, but most are OK.

 

[Wildman]

must be stacks of places around the gower, or further along at Llanelli, down on the shore where the horses are. Enjoy your break.

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[MicknPat]

John,

Do you tow a car four down behind your RV?

We do and before others say it, Yes it is our choosing to own and full time in a large RV or MH.

The trouble with attempting to wildcamp or boondock as its called in the US is you need a lot of good information with regard to a site before you venture to it.

Its okay if you can see a site ,say an ex filling station fore court from the road other wise it must involve a walk down a lane or path to check if suitable for your outfit.............perhaps this could be born in mind when reports on suitable sites are written?

For those on here who don't know when you tow a car on an A frame with ALL four wheels on the ground you cannot reverse back out if you say turn into a lane and find it's a dead end.oh:

 

[Mark breen]

The title says it all.

Any ideas?

Thinking of going on after the birthday bash for a week.

Hi John try "wild camping for motorhomes" I once read there is a great location in Wales right on the sea wall.
Sorry I can not remember the location.
Have fun finding somewhere thats more important.

Regards Mark Breen

 

[scotjimland]

Hi John

A list of wild camping spots with some in Wales, dunno if they are any good or suitable for the coach ..

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[haganap]

John, Its simple

"FOLLOW THE SIGNS

We did see some nice spots. We stopped at New Quay overlooking the beach to wild camp but I think your van would probably be too big for more than a night. Although a very nice couple we spoke too said you would not get any hassle wherever you stopped this time of year.

Also Whitesands has a really nice camp site on the beach car park which is dirt cheap but once again although well drained you may find your self needing to be tugged off. The biggest problem you are likely to find is as Jim says, the roads are very narrow to beaches.


Why not move to another pitch at Eilleens so you feel your away and use you motor to go exploring.