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Dog-friendly caravan parks in Gower AONB
93% (1.4K) • 280 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds in Gower AONB
Shortlands Farm Camping, Druidston
1. Shortlands Farm Camping, Druidston
96%
(65)
Haverfordwest, Wales · 49 units · Tents, Motorhomes
This traditional, 29-acre, cliff-top dairy farm at Druidston is a breathtaking, back-to-basics site ideal for those exploring the Pembrokeshire coast
Electrical hookup
Campfires
Showers
from
£13
/ night
Rainbolts Hill Farm
2. Rainbolts Hill Farm
94%
(104)
Haverfordwest, Wales · 75 units · Tents, Motorhomes
An established campsite a mile-and-a-half from Newgale Sands, with campfires allowed and eco-friendly facilities
Campfires
Showers
Potable water
from
£12
/ night
Camp at Nantgwynfaen Organic Farm
3. Camp at Nantgwynfaen Organic Farm
100%
(12)
Llandysul, Wales · 5 units · Tents, Motorhomes
Five private camping pitches on an organic farm in the Teifi Valley
Campfires
Showers
Water hookup
from
£15
/ night
Valley of the Cool Trees
4. Valley of the Cool Trees
England · 1 unit · Tent, Motorhome
Tucked deep in the heart of the South Wales forests, Valley of the Cool Trees is a private, off-grid group campsite set within a 1.5-acre wildflower meadow on our 19-acre smallholding. Here, you are truly immersed in nature. No roads, no traffic, no other people in sight, just the gentle sounds of birdsong and the whisper of the forest around you.
The meadow offers generous space for tents, a small number of campervans, and touring caravans, with room for communal areas and group activities, all while feeling open, relaxed, and uncrowded. By day, enjoy sweeping valley views, and by night, the lack of light pollution makes it easy to spot the Milky Way overhead, creating a rare, unforgettable experience.
Facilities are all within easy walking distance and include multiple compost toilets (4 total), a solar-powered outdoor hot shower, an outdoor field kitchen, BBQ, and fire pit. For wetter weather or evening gatherings, the 50-foot sheltered polytunnel provides a cozy space to relax, chill, and stay dry. It also features an additional indoor kitchen for extra cooking space, as well as a projector for films and plug sockets for charging phones or small devices, perfect for combining comfort with nature.
The site is fully off-grid, with filtered spring water, solar-powered electricity, and fires for warmth and cooking. Everything is designed to keep the experience simple, low-impact, and deeply connected to the surrounding forest.
Valley of the Cool Trees operates seasonally from April to October and is ideal for groups seeking privacy, space, and a truly rare immersion in nature, a place to escape, unwind, and enjoy a wildflower meadow in the heart of the forest.
Campfires
Showers
Potable water
from
£200
/ night
Higher Waytown Farm Camping
5. Higher Waytown Farm Camping
100%
(11)
England · 6 units · Tents, Motorhomes
**Now closed except for walkers and 4x4s due to access. Contact directly with Qs and before making a booking - thanks!**
Nestled on the hilltops near Bucks Mills and Clovelly, 10-15min walk by footpath from the SW coast path, our 13 acre smallholding-in-progress offers rustic nearly-wild camping in our wildflower meadows. Share your space with hares, deer, foxes, owls, songbirds, field voles, bees and butterflies.
The views from the fields are a well kept local secret - from your tent or van look out over Hartland, Lundy island, Saunton, Croyde, Exmoor and Dartmoor, even Pembrokeshire on a clear day!
FACILITIES:
In keeping with our low impact approach, the fields are just fields, but with the addition of some picnic benches! A flushing toilet, drinking water, hot shower, charging and WiFi are found by the farmhouse.
BBQs and fires permitted off the ground and we have fire pits for loan and logs for sale. Please pack out all rubbish and leave NO trace.
Dogs welcome under close control - please avoid meadow centres in summer to protect the nesting skylarks and ensure they do NOT chase the wildlife.
ACCESS:
Easily accessible by 4WD, and 2WD in summer/when dry. Be aware it's a grassy uphill track, if your vehicle is not great off-road... (but everyone so far has been fine!) The views are worth the walk though! Campervans have backup options lower down near the house.
THE SITE:
Nature spot, relax and stargaze across our 4 fields. We recently planted 800 trees for a new woodland, created a wildlife pond, and are establishing a traditional cider orchard. Rose looks after our vegetable garden and usually has some native breed piglets. Our apiary is managed by Jon who will happily explain about bees... and sell you a jar of honey for breakfast.
Note - the area is agricultural with very occasional farm noise and odour.
We are pleased to be a South West Coast Path Waymaker, and welcome walkers. We also welcome anyone enjoying the Atlantic Highway or South West 660. We like classics and have spanners!
Flexible arrival/departure. If we are not around just choose a spot and we'll find you later.
We are both keen adventurers and happy to provide tips on things to do and places to visit!
Please contact with any questions and follow @HWF_Adventures
Campfires
Showers
Potable water
from
£20
/ night
93% (1.4K) • 280 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds in Gower AONB
Shortlands Farm Camping, Druidston
1. Shortlands Farm Camping, Druidston
96%
(65)
Haverfordwest, Wales · 49 units · Tents, Motorhomes
This traditional, 29-acre, cliff-top dairy farm at Druidston is a breathtaking, back-to-basics site ideal for those exploring the Pembrokeshire coast
Electrical hookup
Campfires
Showers
from
£13
/ night
Rainbolts Hill Farm
2. Rainbolts Hill Farm
94%
(104)
Haverfordwest, Wales · 75 units · Tents, Motorhomes
An established campsite a mile-and-a-half from Newgale Sands, with campfires allowed and eco-friendly facilities
Campfires
Showers
Potable water
from
£12
/ night
Camp at Nantgwynfaen Organic Farm
3. Camp at Nantgwynfaen Organic Farm
100%
(12)
Llandysul, Wales · 5 units · Tents, Motorhomes
Five private camping pitches on an organic farm in the Teifi Valley
Campfires
Showers
Water hookup
from
£15
/ night
Valley of the Cool Trees
4. Valley of the Cool Trees
England · 1 unit · Tent, Motorhome
Tucked deep in the heart of the South Wales forests, Valley of the Cool Trees is a private, off-grid group campsite set within a 1.5-acre wildflower meadow on our 19-acre smallholding. Here, you are truly immersed in nature. No roads, no traffic, no other people in sight, just the gentle sounds of birdsong and the whisper of the forest around you.
The meadow offers generous space for tents, a small number of campervans, and touring caravans, with room for communal areas and group activities, all while feeling open, relaxed, and uncrowded. By day, enjoy sweeping valley views, and by night, the lack of light pollution makes it easy to spot the Milky Way overhead, creating a rare, unforgettable experience.
Facilities are all within easy walking distance and include multiple compost toilets (4 total), a solar-powered outdoor hot shower, an outdoor field kitchen, BBQ, and fire pit. For wetter weather or evening gatherings, the 50-foot sheltered polytunnel provides a cozy space to relax, chill, and stay dry. It also features an additional indoor kitchen for extra cooking space, as well as a projector for films and plug sockets for charging phones or small devices, perfect for combining comfort with nature.
The site is fully off-grid, with filtered spring water, solar-powered electricity, and fires for warmth and cooking. Everything is designed to keep the experience simple, low-impact, and deeply connected to the surrounding forest.
Valley of the Cool Trees operates seasonally from April to October and is ideal for groups seeking privacy, space, and a truly rare immersion in nature, a place to escape, unwind, and enjoy a wildflower meadow in the heart of the forest.
Campfires
Showers
Potable water
from
£200
/ night
Higher Waytown Farm Camping
5. Higher Waytown Farm Camping
100%
(11)
England · 6 units · Tents, Motorhomes
**Now closed except for walkers and 4x4s due to access. Contact directly with Qs and before making a booking - thanks!**
Nestled on the hilltops near Bucks Mills and Clovelly, 10-15min walk by footpath from the SW coast path, our 13 acre smallholding-in-progress offers rustic nearly-wild camping in our wildflower meadows. Share your space with hares, deer, foxes, owls, songbirds, field voles, bees and butterflies.
The views from the fields are a well kept local secret - from your tent or van look out over Hartland, Lundy island, Saunton, Croyde, Exmoor and Dartmoor, even Pembrokeshire on a clear day!
FACILITIES:
In keeping with our low impact approach, the fields are just fields, but with the addition of some picnic benches! A flushing toilet, drinking water, hot shower, charging and WiFi are found by the farmhouse.
BBQs and fires permitted off the ground and we have fire pits for loan and logs for sale. Please pack out all rubbish and leave NO trace.
Dogs welcome under close control - please avoid meadow centres in summer to protect the nesting skylarks and ensure they do NOT chase the wildlife.
ACCESS:
Easily accessible by 4WD, and 2WD in summer/when dry. Be aware it's a grassy uphill track, if your vehicle is not great off-road... (but everyone so far has been fine!) The views are worth the walk though! Campervans have backup options lower down near the house.
THE SITE:
Nature spot, relax and stargaze across our 4 fields. We recently planted 800 trees for a new woodland, created a wildlife pond, and are establishing a traditional cider orchard. Rose looks after our vegetable garden and usually has some native breed piglets. Our apiary is managed by Jon who will happily explain about bees... and sell you a jar of honey for breakfast.
Note - the area is agricultural with very occasional farm noise and odour.
We are pleased to be a South West Coast Path Waymaker, and welcome walkers. We also welcome anyone enjoying the Atlantic Highway or South West 660. We like classics and have spanners!
Flexible arrival/departure. If we are not around just choose a spot and we'll find you later.
We are both keen adventurers and happy to provide tips on things to do and places to visit!
Please contact with any questions and follow @HWF_Adventures
Campfires
Showers
Potable water
from
£20
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Fiona
August 2025
Tent
With kids
A little slice of heaven high up on the hill ,with a view of that beautiful ocean . Everything was fab , the peace , the shower and toilet ( loved the lights and fresh flowers Rose ) Thank you for a perfect 3 night stay . We will be back, hopefully
Fiona and Seren
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Tracey
August 2025
3 m Class B
With pets
We have been camping for over 25 years now and this is by far the best campsite we have stayed on . This is due to the lovely and welcoming owners . The largest pitch we have ever stayed on with outstanding views . The dogs being able to be off the lead on your pitch . We didn’t need to move the van off the site as the South West Coastal path was a 15 minute walk away . One day we walked to Peppercombe beach then the next day we walked in the other direction to Bucks Mills . We honestly didn’t want to go home as it was so peaceful and relaxing there. Before we left I bought 3 jars of their own honey and two jars are meant for Christmas presents but it’s so delicious that it might not make it !!!! We will definitely go back and also tell our friends about this wonderful site.
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Kathryn
August 2025
Tent
With kids
Lovely camp site. Great shop with all the necessities and handy bits and pieces. Lovely staff. Clean toilets and facilities. Would definately choose here again. Very close to beaches and amazing scenery!!
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Sarah
August 2025
4 m Class B
With pets
Lovely campsite. Amazing views with so much space as only 3 pitches. Shower was an added bonus and flushing toilet, all very clean and well looked after. Great attention to detail on all aspects of the site. Rose and Jon were such lovely hosts. We stayed 2 nights but would have loved to stay more. Close to the costal path and 15 mins walking distance to The Hoops pub. Delicious home grown honey that can be bought. Can’t fault anything.
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Rob
August 2025
4 m Class B
With pets
3 pitches on a hillside field the size of 2 football pitches sums up the space on this site. That coupled with the sea & coastal views, make a stay here unforgettable. You can look forward to sunsets and sunrises with mist & dew hanging in silent coombs, drinking coffee watching the buzzards circling above.
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Katherine
August 2025
Tent
A beautiful place with stunning views. So much space between the pitches that it’s pretty close to a wild camping experience. Gorgeous wild flowers around the site that make the space feel considered without feeling overly manicured. We forgot our air bed and Rose was so helpful in lending us some cushions to sleep on. 100% recommend and I hope to be back soon.
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Karen
August 2025
5 m Class B
This was the perfect campsite - small, peaceful, great views, good facilities and a pub nearby! Above all Rose and Jon are the perfect hosts - friendly and helpful, we loved their ethos and plans for their land. Thank you for sharing it with us.
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Rebecca
August 2025
Tent
With pets
Absolutely amazing. What a find! We felt truly blessed to have this site to ourselves for the first night, and even when others arrived on the second night, it is such a low density campsite that you hardly notice other people there. It was so relaxing to be able to have our two lively dogs off lead, chasing each other around the meadow while we sat back & enjoyed a local cider or two, watching the sunset over the North Devon coast. The pitches are generous and the picnic benches were very useful. Our Ford Transit Custom struggled a little bit on the hill on the first attempt, but with a bit more oomph we managed just fine. The facilities are immaculate. The owners and their dog are lovely! We bought some of the honey which we have yet to try, but it looks really delicious. This is one of the best campsites I've been to and we will absolutely come again next time we're in the area.
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Amy
August 2025
Tent
With kids
Wow, what a find! So pleased we came across Jon and Rose’s campsite, it was just what we were looking for! Being self sufficient in our camper, this spot is just perfect. A secluded small campsite with generous pitches and absolutely stunning views with wildlife to watch as the sun sets. The owners are just lovely, very helpful in sharing some local tips! The (brand new) shower and toilet facilities are really clean. Our time here was perfect, quiet, undisturbed with beautiful views. Can’t wait to come back when in the area!
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Jessica
July 2025
5 m Class B
With pets
Truly Beautiful and secluded spot,owned by a lovely couple who ensure you have all you need to enjoy your break. Breath taking walks down to the coast. Couldn't be a better spot to let your poochy live there best life.
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Helen
July 2025
Tent
Lovely, peaceful spot. Camped in the field with electrics and had a huge pitch and glorious view. Our dog loved morning walks investigating all the tall grass. We enjoyed the pubs in Little Haven and Broad Haven was great to stock up on groceries. A gorgeous walk along the coast to Nolton Haven to the pub there for lunch. Walked a different beach every day, all within 30 minutes drive.
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Kerryn
July 2025
Tent
With pets
Beautiful location, peaceful campsite with good facilities. Close walk to Druidston beach and good location to get to other parts of Pembrokeshire. We will definitely be back!
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Reece
July 2025
5 m Class B
Was super quiet for our stay which was lovely! Facilities were great and in close proximity to the pembrokeshite coastal path. Lovely stay
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Mat
July 2025
3 m Class B
With pets
Lovely location, great electric pitches well spaced out and good to see owners allocate space for the visitor and to not try to cram in loads of pitches.
My partner wasn't keen on the shared toilet and shower block (she prefers individual sex utilities) and given how many people may be on the site at anyone time (think school holidays) only 3 showers and toilets could be a problem.
The only problem we had was that the persons on the pitch next to us had 5 or 6 large dogs, quite aggressive and constantly barking when you walked past. On the first day we walked past with our jack russell 3 of them came running out being aggressive and pushed over our dog, luckily they didn't bite but it did sour the first day of the holiday. Having spoke to the owner we got the usual 'oh there normally friendly' response, no apology - they didn't seem friendly when people walked past them always barking aggressively.
We appreciate being able to take our dog camping and know this isn't really the fault of the site owners, just a shame that some dog owners behave like this (I think 6 large dogs on a camp site is pushing it a bit).
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Joanna
July 2025
4 m Class B
Lovely campsite. I'd love to come back to Shortlands Farm. Great view from the pitch, nicely spaced so you've got privacy. Short walk from the beach and pub.
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Hilary
June 2025
6 m Class B
With pets
Fabulous location within walking distance of St Davids town (10mins) and the beach (15mins). A small to medium-sized campsite for campervans, tents, motor homes etc which means that all pitches are close to the showers, toilets and washing up facilities - all of which were very clean and good. Beautiful views out to sea. Dog-friendly.
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Carly
May 2025
Tent
With pets
We had a lovely stay. The site is very well maintained and toilet was clean. We missed the 'round house' sign the 1st time, because the sat nav was trying to send us to the actual camping field. Lovely spot in nature and was exactly what we were looking for.
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Anna
May 2025
5 m Class B
With pets
We spent two nights in our van on the Love at First Site pitch. It was perfect - totally private, absolutely beautiful and so peaceful, could just hear birdsong.
The site had its own outdoor shower, with leaves as the ‘roof’, just magical, and its own washing up area.
A little wander down a grassy track to the compost loo (very clean) and farm shop to get lovely organic supplies, just dreamy.
The whole farm was incredibly beautiful, with stunning views of rolling hills and valleys. We had a lovely walk through the valley on the last morning.
Ken was very friendly, and Amanda very helpful when I needed to make date changes.
All in all, an a wonderful site that we very much hope to revisit :)
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Shannon
May 2025
5 m Class B
Beautiful place and lovely hosts :) would 100% recommend and be back!
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Bashema
April 2025
5 m Class B
I loved camping here. The pitch’s are spacious with a sea view, the area is really quiet facilities were clean.
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Dog-friendly caravan parks in Gower AONB guide
Where to go
Rhossili Bay
Rated one of the best beaches in the UK, Rhossili Beach is a 3-mile expanse of sand ideal for sunbathing, strolling, or avoiding altogether in favour of sea-based watersports. You can also reach Worm’s Head from Rhossili Beach, a promontory that becomes an inaccessible island during high tide, as well as paraglide from Rhossili Downs. When it comes to camping, you’ll find plenty of places to pitch your tent along the coast.
Swansea
Though the Gower Peninsula is technically situated within Swansea, Wales’ second city is also an excellent base within the region which offers proximity to wider South Wales, including the Valleys, Brecon Beacons, and Wye Valley, as well as access to several camping stores. However, given Swansea’s urban sprawl, campsites and motorhome parks with wifi access are situated on the outskirts of the city.
Mumbles
Mumbles, an unusually named seaside town known for the “Mumbles Mile” of pubs and its 19th-century pier, is situated on the eastern edge of the Gower Peninsula. A great place to set up camp if you love beaches, Mumbles is also a convenient spot to start the Gower Coastal Path and is situated close to a couple of family-run caravan parks and campsites, including Nicholaston.
Gower Peninsula Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Rhossili Beach, Oxwich Bay, and Three Cliffs Bay are all part of the Gower Peninsula Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a protected area crisscrossed by footpaths, dotted with wildlife trust reserves, and dense with protected woodland which is a haven for walking and birdwatching. The Gower Coast Path also runs the length of the AONB coastline, while caravan parks and campsites typically offer sea views, electric hook-ups, and other amenities.