Woody Kiln Farm

Why stay here ...

CL of the Year Winners 2020 - 1st Place

Winner of the 2018 Most Inspiring Photograph

CL of the Year Award 2017 - 1st Place Regional Winner

CL of the Year Winners 2016 - 1^st Place

Woody Kiln Farm is a Club Certificated Location set on a small Farm in the heart of the Pembrokeshire National Park – the only coastal National Park in the UK.

The designated CL grounds consist of five pitches hardstanding pitches with a 16A electric hook- up, courtesy light, fresh water tap, greywater drain, satellite and terrestrial digital TV points and Free Superfast Wifi. This is located at the corner of a large field.

A further 10 acres of farmland which although is not the designated CL grounds, is lawned and accessible to CL users with a distant view of the Atlantic Ocean. This is ideal for exercising dogs.

The site is an excellent base for exploring the vast attractions such as the Pembrokeshire Coastline and Towns and Villages. With over 950 km of public footpaths, walking is an excellent way to discover the spectacular scenery. The coastal path is accessible by foot, which is a 10 minute walk from the site with a sandy beach a further 5 minutes’ walk away. There is a community sports bar which is open to the public within 500m of the site.

The islands of Skomer, Grassholm, Ramsey and Skokholm will enable you to experience breath-taking sights of Puffins, Guillemots, Gannets and Razorbills, along with a host of other birds and wildlife including seals and dolphins.

The local town of Milford Haven is 2 miles away. Milford Marina is located on the Milford Haven Waterway and has some stunning waters up river from the Marina. It benefits from a variety of shops, cafes and restaurants on the quayside.

The site has a direct link to the town on a multi-user path (for walkers and cyclists) which also links to the National Cycle Route. The site is on a bus route.

Haverfordwest is an attractive and ancient town (7 miles away) which has a great variety of shops and retail parks. It is dominated by a river that runs through the middle of the town and the castle that towers above it.

Nearby are also the historic seaside towns of Pembroke and Tenby – probably the most iconic seaside town in Wales. It was awarded a Silver award for the best UK coastal resort by members of the public in 2016.

Further afield include the beauty spots of Little Haven, Broad Haven, Solva and Newgale which is rated as a top three location in Pembrokeshire for Windsurfing and Kayaking. The smallest city in Britain, St. Davids has a Cathedral built from a local stone. It occupies the valley floor below the city and cannot be seen until you are fairly close!

Children are welcome.

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