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Trewent Hill, Freshwater East, Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, SA71 5LJ, Wales
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Located within Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Freshwater East Club Campsite offers more than just the fresh coastal air and warm sunshine. The park boasts many picturesque walks along the coastal path with stunning cliff top views. The caravan park itself is flanked by trees on one side, with a mixture of grass and hardstanding tiered pitching areas to choose from.
A stretch of long, sandy beach is minutes away, with rock pools and coves for exploring at one end. You will be spoilt for choice for castles to visit in the area - take your pick from Pembroke, Manorbier or Carew with its restored tidal mill and pond. If you have a pooch they will be spoilt for choice, with plenty of dog friendly beaches nearby.
Freshwater East Club Campsite puts you within easy reach of a wealth of attractions. A visit to Barafundle Bay (only accessible by foot) and Broadhaven beaches, taking in Bosherton lily ponds is highly recommended. Or head in the opposite direction to the popular walled town of Tenby with its colourful harbour, sandy beaches and boat trips to Caldey Island. If you fancy something a bit more adventurous, why not visit Ireland - sailings leave daily from Pembroke Dock, only a short drive away from the main caravan site.
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Directions
From East on A477: fork left 1.25 miles past Milton onto A4075 (signposted Pembroke). In about 2 miles in Pembroke (immediately after passing under railway bridge) turn left onto A4139 (signposted Tenby). In 1.75 miles at Lamphey, just past sharp right bend and over bridge, turn right then immediately left onto B4584 (signposted Freshwater East). In about 1.75 miles turn right (signposted Stackpole, Trewent International Caravan sign) into Trewent Hill (do not continue beyond junction as it is a dead end and manoeuvring is very difficult). In about 0.25 mile at foot of hill turn right into lane at Club sign and car park sign. Do not tow to beach area. Note: steep hill leading to site has been widened.
Sites key:
- Postcode:
- SA71 5LJ
- GPS:
- Lat 51.64514 / Lon -4.87185
- Plan a route to this site
- OS field ref:
- SS015979
- OS map ref:
- 158
- Handbook map ref:
- D4
Transport links
- Bus stop within 1 mile
- Buses go to: Coastal Cruiser passes site entrance. Bus for Tenby goes from Lamphey.
- Daily public Transport within 1 mile
- Nearest train station: Pembroke
- Train station within 5 miles
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Mixed Feelings
Freshwater East Club Campsite
Stayed here for five nights and I have mixed feelings. Location is good being just across the road from the beach, very clean as always, and site wardens friendly as normal. But I didn't like the layout. Most sites have some interest - little nooks and crannies - but this is basically four big avenues of pitches - feels like being in the suburbs! But this is personal taste. What is not good is the site wifi - woeful in fact- which is really bad as none of the major networks give you a useable phone signal - working wifi is a must. And secondly - not enough toilet facilities for gentlemen. The toilet block serving 86 pitches only has 3 (yes three) toilet cubicles. Every time I went there was a queue to get in, and people queuing when you come out. This is not acceptable for a premium site.
Wouldn't stay again based on toilet facilities and poor wifi.
May 2024
Freshwater East Club Campsite
Lovely site with good amenities and facilities. The staff were very friendly and wished everyone out of their vans good morning on there way to cleaning the amenities blocks. There is a small bay just outside the gates across the road which was great for exercising the dog. Just over the aforementioned Bridge is a Restaurant / Bar called Jaks where we had a very nice meal and it also has free WiFi if you need it. If you like walking this is a really good spot to start from for walks all along the Coastal Way. We only stayed one night so didn't really get to do a great deal. The site was easy to get to (if you follow the instructions provided), do not do what we did and visit Barrafundle Bay before arriving at the site. The sat nav took us the quickest route down a very narrow road with a bridge at the end which was only 7 feet 9 inches wide and we just got through with no damage.
Great location
Freshwater East Club Campsite
Great location for hiking the Pembrokeshire coast path!
camperman1000
Reviewed on 27/04/2024 14:48
July 2023
Freshwater East Club Campsite
Wow, what a lovely site, 2 minutes from the beach!
The wardens were lovely and very helpful. Cleanliness of the site was great.
Lovely places to see, a must is Tenby (stunning)
We would definitely go back
Peaceful & Quiet Relaxing Site
Freshwater East Club Campsite
Spent 5 nights here in early September. It is one of the most peaceful and quiet sites we have stayed at. Only the sound of the birds could be heard and the donkey occasionally which was very therapeutic.
As you come in to the bay you lose the mobile signal, we are with Sky which runs on O2, but that was quite pleasing in many ways. There are TV points on the serviced pitch bollards, not sure about the others, if you cannot live without a TV fix.
It is very handy and a short drive to Pembroke and Castle, Pembroke Dock and Carew Castle. You are about an hour from St David's and we would certainly recommend visiting St David's Cathedral, it is a very impressive and pretty cathedral and well worth the visit. If you have mobility issues, as my wife currently does, email Judith at the Cathedra, and you should get a parking space at the side of the cathedral building.
We only visited the Freshwater Inn and Jack's for a drink, we did not eat but from what we observed the food looked good with a reasonable range of options and seemed popular. Be aware Jack's limits tables as a couple were told when I was at the bar they were not accepting any more tables that afternoon and it did not seem overly busy at the time (4:00 pm).
All in all a lovely site, well located to visit Pembrokeshire attractions and the staff were very friendly and helpful and informative too. Also, the beach is only a 5/10 minute walk from the site and is dog friendly too.
Site contact details
- Telephone:
- 01646 672341
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