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View and BookThe photographs show our CL site and its proximity to the sea, cliffs and beach that is 700m away by footpath. A short walk through our adjacent field, over the stile takes you onto the Welsh Coastal Footpath. Our CL is possibly the closest to the sea on Gower and has magnificent uninterrupted views over the Bristol Channel to North Devon. Lundy and Cornwall. The CL is surrounded by mature hedges and we live close by at the top of the field. The National Trust owns the bulk of the cliff, beaches and headland as well as common land on Rhossili Down and all are freely accessible to walkers. Rhossili village is 10 to 15 minute walk where there is The Worms Head Hotel, NT Centre and Car Park (free to NT Members), cafe', craft shop and St Mary's Church. The nearest shops are one mile and two miles the other way.
Many of our visitors have been coming for years and we have a lot of repeat bookings. They value the tranquillity of this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, views, bird life, beaches, unspoilt landscapes and the ability to walk miles on the network of footpaths. A service bus passes the entrance to Swansea and other parts of Gower. The site is on a slight slope but 3 pitches are level and the other 2 nearly so.
Electricity and water are close to hand. In case of any traction difficulty in wetter weather we have a Land Rover on hand to assist if required. Entrance off the main road is adequate for the smaller and medium sized vans, larger vans up to 7.5 metre can manage with care. Swing out onto the opposite side as you turn in coming from Swansea direction with bigger units. Sorry but twin axle caravans and the very large motor homes will not manage the entrance. This site has operated since the 1960's and we have owned it since 1978. We are camper van owners who have travelled extensively in the UK and Western Europe and appreciate Members requirements. We are on hand, helpful and practical people who can deal with most problems that may occur. Note that breathable ground sheets only must be used in awnings. One or two dogs acceptable if kept on leads and under control but any more are at our discretion. Advise in advance.
Site and pitch features.
A 2 acre field with pitches well spaced down one side. The other half is a wild hay meadow.
Well away from any artificial lighting and in a UK designated Dark Skies Area.
No car charging on site available.
Prices
Date | Pitch + 2 Adults |
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01/04/2025 - | £25.00 |
Types of pitch: grass
Electric hook up available
Useful Info
Latest arrival time: 9:00 PM
Latest departure time: 12:00 PM
2 acres
Some sloping pitches
Levelling blocks required
Electric amperage: 10
Recycling Facilities
Offers available to Club members
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Julia Sherlock
Reviewed: 23/02/2025 15:45
We have been coming here regularly now for the last few years, usually a few times each year. Beryl is so welcoming and friendly and the site is truly beautiful...the views are stunning...one of my happy places.
JonathanDavid1
Reviewed: 15/07/2024 19:06
Mewslade View is a fantastic location with lovely views across the fields to the Sea. The owners are particularly friendly. A pre-trip use of Google Street view was handy to know where the entrance was but even then we weren't too sure it was the right way in as it... Show more
RebuchaH
Reviewed: 13/08/2023 15:34
Absolute gem of a site. Fabulous location for a wide variety of walks. Beautiful coves it swim in. Bus stop outside site. Welsh cakes on sale outside a locals home, which we treated ourselves every day! Lovely and cool up on the downs. Amazing hosts who made us very welcome,... Show more
GREAVSIE
Reviewed: 20/07/2023 19:03
This is a brilliant site with fantastic views to the hilltops and sea,we were at the bottom of the field and had plenty of room to put our sun canopy up but the higher you get it’s harder to put an awning up even though the caravan pitch was level... Show more
Jennnick
Reviewed: 10/04/2023 16:29
Followed route directions on the site page which lead us straight there. (Be carful it’s easy to go past it) Gordon greeted us and as it was a bit wet he used his Land Rover to pitch us.. (needed levelling blocks) Set up and water was stones throw away(pitch 3) Walked just... Show more
MandCCumbria
Reviewed: 26/09/2022 16:32
This CL is in a great location. You can walk directly from the site on to the coastal path and, whilst it is a bit of a scramble, down to the beautiful beach. It is a great spot for dog walkers. Do follow the guidance for access to the... Show more
HettyW
Reviewed: 02/09/2022 19:19
What a marvelous place. On our way back home we only could stay 2 nights. But we enjoyed double. Sitting outside with a nice view, walks with the dog, chatting with the owner, eating the home made welsh cakes and jam ( sold around the corner) , walking... Show more
christineturley
Reviewed: 26/07/2022 16:53
We were lucky enough to have stayed here for 2 weeks over the heatwave period, just got back on 25th July. It’s our 3rd time and again had a great time. As everyone says great views, beaches, walks. And both Gordon and Beryl the owners are very friendly and happy... Show more
Raney5761
Reviewed: 25/06/2022 16:21
We have just returned from staying 8 days at Mewslade View CL & were blessed with glorious sunny weather. The CL is set in the most wonderful location for walking the coastal path & the views are amazing. The site is set just above Mewslade Bay which is lovely when... Show more
Thumper762
Reviewed: 20/08/2021 13:21
Holidaying in a motorhome is more about travelling than staying. I normally only stay one night at any particular location. CLs that expect you to stay 3 nights are not, in my view, motorhome friendly. Their website should state their minimum length of stay. Planning... Show more
Julia Sherlock
Reviewed: 23/02/2025 15:45
We have been coming here regularly now for the last few years, usually a few times each year. Beryl is so welcoming and friendly and the site is truly beautiful...the views are stunning...one of my happy places. ...