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Brynhaul Clover Field Camping and Shepherds Huts

Hosted by Steve · Maenclochog, Wales

15 units · RV, Tent, Lodging · 7 acres

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A rural idyll in the Preseli Hills with shepherd’s huts and spacious camping pitches, each with a private toilet

Cardigan Bay, St Bride’s or Barafundle Beach? Deciding which stretch of the beautiful Pembrokeshire coastline to head for can be a real headscratcher. But hang on a second; we’ve got another idea. Pick somewhere in the Preseli Hills and you’ll have all of them within a short drive. Not only that, but you’ll also get to experience Pembrokeshire’s other treasures: its ancient woodlands, neolithic standing stones and moorland hills. Choose Brynhaul Camping and Shepherd’s Huts, specifically, and you’ll also get an authentic Welsh experience that you’d be hard pushed to find on the coast.

Brynhaul is on the edge of Maenclochog village and looks across fields to the very highest point in the Preselis, Foel Cwm Cerwyn. If you struggle to find the campsite, just stop at the village café, shop or pub and ask for Elfrys and Steve. You’ll be pointed in the right direction before you’re bid a fond hwyl fawr. Welsh is the first language here and the people are proud; none more so than Elfrys and Steve whose enthusiasm for this land is infectious. They say that a lifetime in Pembrokeshire doesn’t stop you being regularly blown away by its beauty.

Staying at Brynhaul gives you a chance for that too. There are two shepherd’s huts and 13 spacious pitches. The huts offer everything that’s needed for comfortable cooking, eating and sleeping. They are insulated, cosy and open all year and a great place to stay for glampers, out-of-season campers or people adventuring by bike or on foot. All you need to bring is food and, if you’ve booked The Hedgerow Hut, your swimming kit as there’s a muscle-soothing hot tub too.

Over in the camping field, things are more back-to-basics but pitches do come with some practical bells on. Each has a campfire pit, a picnic table, its own compost loo and a tippy-tap sink (you’ll see). There are hot water showers and undercover washing-up sinks that are shared along with the best amenity; the field itself. It’s a hedgerowed, clover covered six acres with views to the hills. It’s bathed in sun when it shines and often blessed with the kind of sunset and stars that can make a camping trip. All this is just 500 yards from the edge of the national park, 15 minutes’ walk from the village, two miles from the top of the Preselis and 10 miles from the closest North Coast beach. It’s a rural idyll at the heart of Pembrokeshire, with Pembrokeshire at it’s heart.

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Each spacious, family pitch has it's own private, luxury eco toilet, a large picnic table to sit 6 people and fire pit, all ready for your chilled out camping adventure. (logs, charcoal and fire lighting material available in shed at reasonable prices). There are 4 uniquely designed, roomy hot showers, designed and crafted by Steve. An under cover area provides hot water washing up sinks, shared fridge and freezer as well as USB charging base. Here you'll also find lots of exploring ideas, however we enjoy sharing ideas face to face, and have extensive local knowledge to help you plan and get the most out of your stay in beautiful Pembrokeshire. The Clover fields are a car free zone, however, weather and site permitting, cars can access to set up and take down camp only. Other wise there are wheel barrows available to transport equipment to your pitch. We also have 3 hard standing camper van pitches available. The Area Pembrokeshire is an outdoor instructor’s playground, with Canoeing, sailing, hiking, Climbing, Kayaking and coasteering to mention a few. Just 2 miles away, is our stunning backdrop, Foel Cwm Cerwyn, the highest peak in the Preseli hills, or indeed Pembrokeshire. From here (Brynhaul) you enjoy panoramic views of the Preseli hills and the rural landscape of Pembrokeshire (with no neighbours). While you take in the beauty and quiet, the children can explore the hedges for blackberries, hazel and litchens. We provide a car free environment (other than set up and take down) so playing is safe. If they join one of our bushcraft courses, they might be the ones cooking your bbq or lighting the fire pit! For us, the priceless part is star gazing and sunsets – it is so dark here you really feel the stars are in touching distance and we could photograph probably 200 sunsets a year! We run Brynhaul as green as we can, the site is off grid, but with modern compost loos and pleasant gas heated showers. Much of our power is solar and we recycle just about everything. What to do with the kids In nearby Mynachlog ddu there is horse riding in the hills. Castell Henllys the iron age fort. The Shire Horse farm in Eglwswrw. Oakwood, folly farm, Manor park. Play park in the village. Canoe trips on the Teifi river, kid friendly Kayaking or stand up paddle boarding in Fishguard. Loads of castles. Welsh wildlife centre. For Free Tons of beaches that are great on any day, that includes swimming, rockpooling, diverting streams and making the biggest sand castle or sculpture ever! Blackberry, hazel and sloe picking. Blowing dandelion clocks. These hills are fantastic for walking with a family, short walks and full days out - our kids were up there before they could walk!! Teach them how to read a map (or learn yourself!!). DIY bush craft (start with chopping kindling for the BBQ or fire pit). Llys y Fran lake park. Scolton manor park (park is free but museum is paid for). Nearby amenities Brynhaul is situated on the edge (like 500 yards) of the wonderful Pembrokeshire Coastal National Park. Walking distance is the quiet village of Maenclochog, which has grocery shops, garage, café a country pub and 2 artists galleries. The next village is Rosebush, with a fairly unique, grade 2 listed, community pub/restaurant, Pantmaenog forest for walking and cycling, a cheese farm, old slate quarries and a hidden lake. Llys y Fran Lake Country Park, with its walks, cycling, excellent fishing and soon to open adventure centre is only 3 miles away. The stunning glaciated Gwaun Valley, where Bessie of, Dyffryn Arms, still serves beer from a jug is about 5 miles, in fact we are centrally located for all of Pembrokeshire’s 186 miles of beautiful beaches, coastline, villages and attractions.

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Motorhome/tent pitch · Sleeps 6 · Vehicles under 5 m

Each spacious, Campervan/Camping pitch has a hard standing area, a spacious grass area, a large picnic table to sit 6 people and fire pit, all ready for your chilled out camping adventure. (logs available in shed at £5 per generous trug). This pitch is suitable for both guests camping in tents, as well as guests bringing along campervans. There are 4 uniquely designed, roomy hot showers, designed and crafted by Steve. An under cover area provides hot water washing up sinks, shared fridge and freezer as well as USB charging base. Here you'll also find lots of exploring ideas, however we enjoy sharing ideas face to face, and have extensive local knowledge to help you plan and get the most out of your stay in beautiful Pembrokeshire.The Clover fields are a car free zone, however ,weather and site permitting, cars can access to set up and take down camp only. Other wise there are wheel barrows available to transport equipment to your pitch. The Area Pembrokeshire is an outdoor instructor’s playground, with Canoeing, sailing, hiking, Climbing, Kayaking and coasteering to mention a few. Just 2 miles away, is our stunning backdrop, Foel Cwm Cerwyn, the highest peak in the Preseli hills, or indeed Pembrokeshire. From here (Brynhaul) you enjoy panoramic views of the Preseli hills and the rural landscape of Pembrokeshire (with no neighbours). While you take in the beauty and quiet, the children can explore the hedges for blackberries, hazel and litchens. We provide a car free environment (other than set up and take down) so playing is safe. If they join one of our bushcraft courses, they might be the ones cooking your bbq or lighting the fire pit! For us, the priceless part is star gazing and sunsets – it is so dark here you really feel the stars are in touching distance and we could photograph probably 200 sunsets a year! We run Brynhaul as green as we can, the site is off grid, but with modern compost loos and pleasant gas heated showers. Much of our power is solar and we recycle just about everything. What to do with the kids In nearby Mynachlog ddu there is horse riding in the hills. Castell Henllys the iron age fort. The Shire Horse farm in Eglwswrw. Oakwood, folly farm, Manor park. Play park in the village. Canoe trips on the Teifi river, kid friendly Kayaking or stand up paddle boarding in Fishguard. Loads of castles. Welsh wildlife centre. For Free Tons of beaches that are great on any day, that includes swimming, rockpooling, diverting streams and making the biggest sand castle or sculpture ever! Blackberry, hazel and sloe picking. Blowing dandelion clocks. These hills are fantastic for walking with a family, short walks and full days out - our kids were up there before they could walk!! Teach them how to read a map (or learn yourself!!). DIY bush craft (start with chopping kindling for the BBQ or fire pit). Llys y Fran lake park. Scolton manor park (park is free but museum is paid for). Nearby amenities Brynhaul is situated on the edge (like 500 yards) of the wonderful Pembrokeshire Coastal National Park. Walking distance is the quiet village of Maenclochog, which has grocery shops, garage, café a country pub and 2 artists galleries. The next village is Rosebush, with a fairly unique, grade 2 listed, community pub/restaurant, Pantmaenog forest for walking and cycling, a cheese farm, old slate quarries and a hidden lake. Llys y Fran Lake Country Park, with its walks, cycling, excellent fishing and soon to open adventure centre is only 3 miles away. The stunning glaciated Gwaun Valley, where Bessie of, Dyffryn Arms, still serves beer from a jug is about 5 miles, in fact we are centrally located for all of Pembrokeshire’s 186 miles of beautiful beaches, coastline, villages and attractions.

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Hedgerow Hut and Hot Tub

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The Hedgerow Hut 'Tiny House' is open plan, with an adventurous double bed on a deck, accessed by ladder, where you can view the world through the glass front of the cabin. The deck also rises to make even more room. Two sofa beds are available if you don’t feel so nimble, or if you are a family of 3 or 4. There is a well equipped decent size kitchen area and a BBQ, both designed for great cook ins or cook outs!. Hedgerow Hut has a generous en-suite designed in. As well as inside seats, there is ample outside seating, to enjoy that evening glass of wine, or even the morning cuppa. A very quiet hideaway to do absolutely nothing, or fully explore the natural beauty of our coastline, hills or the neolithic heritage of the blue stones. Come, unwind and be refreshed, soak in the views of the highest point in the Preseli Hills from your chair or even from bed!! Hedgerow Hut is self catering, however, breakfast can be booked by prior arrangement. Did we mention the (Optional) hot tub? Now imagine, your favourite drink, watching the sun go down and so little light pollution that you can watch the stars as they come out one by one. The Area Pembrokeshire is an outdoor instructor’s playground, with Canoeing, sailing, hiking, Climbing, Kayaking and coasteering to mention a few. Just 2 miles away, is our stunning backdrop, Foel Cwm Cerwyn, the highest peak in the Preseli hills, or indeed Pembrokeshire. From here (Brynhaul) you enjoy panoramic views of the Preseli hills and the rural landscape of Pembrokeshire (with no neighbours). While you take in the beauty and quiet, the children can explore the hedges for blackberries, hazel and litchens. We provide a car free environment (other than set up and take down) so playing is safe. If they join one of our bushcraft courses, they might be the ones cooking your bbq or lighting the fire pit! For us, the priceless part is star gazing and sunsets – it is so dark here you really feel the stars are in touching distance and we could photograph probably 200 sunsets a year! We run Brynhaul as green as we can, the site is off grid, but with modern compost loos and pleasant gas heated showers. Much of our power is solar and we recycle just about everything. What to do with the kids In nearby Mynachlog ddu there is horse riding in the hills. Castell Henllys the iron age fort. The Shire Horse farm in Eglwswrw. Oakwood, folly farm, Manor park. Play park in the village. Canoe trips on the Teifi river, kid friendly Kayaking or stand up paddle boarding in Fishguard. Loads of castles. Welsh wildlife centre. For Free Tons of beaches that are great on any day, that includes swimming, rockpooling, diverting streams and making the biggest sand castle or sculpture ever! Blackberry, hazel and sloe picking. Blowing dandelion clocks. These hills are fantastic for walking with a family, short walks and full days out - our kids were up there before they could walk!! Teach them how to read a map (or learn yourself!!). DIY bush craft (start with chopping kindling for the BBQ or fire pit). Llys y Fran lake park. Scolton manor park (park is free but museum is paid for). Nearby amenities Brynhaul is situated on the edge (like 500 yards) of the wonderful Pembrokeshire Coastal National Park. Walking distance is the quiet village of Maenclochog, which has grocery shops, garage, café a country pub and 2 artists galleries. The next village is Rosebush, with a fairly unique, grade 2 listed, community pub/restaurant, Pantmaenog forest for walking and cycling, a cheese farm, old slate quarries and a hidden lake. Llys y Fran Lake Country Park, with its walks, cycling, excellent fishing and soon to open adventure centre is only 3 miles away. The stunning glaciated Gwaun Valley, where Bessie of, Dyffryn Arms, still serves beer from a jug is about 5 miles, in fact we are centrally located for all of Pembrokeshire’s 186 miles of beautiful beaches, coastline, villages and attractions.

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Skylark Shepherds Hut with Hot tub

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Shepherd's hut · Sleeps 4

Our bespoke ‘Skylark Hut’ is ready for your holiday now! We have placed her right on the edge of the field for you, so you can sit at the breakfast bar while you gaze into Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and watch the occasional fox wandering over the field as a red Kite circles, checking out a possible snack, and the swallows swoop and feast on bugs as you look over to the highest point in the Preseli Mountains (hills really but mountains to us!). Your kitchen is well fitted and thought out, you can bake it, boil it, BBQ it, grill it, chill it, fry it, or even microwave it!! All you need to do is bring your choice of food and drinks. Or dine Al-fresco around the BBQ /fire pit. There is a double bed that rises out of the way in the day time, giving you a snug dining area underneath and the 2 sofas double up as single beds with storage under them. There is something nice about snuggling up in a warm bed, after a day exploring and being so close to nature. Skylark Hut also has a comfortable en suite bathroom. Skylark Hut is well positioned for exploring hills and coastlines, from the comfort and coziness of a well thought out home from home that is yours for the duration of your holiday. The (optional) hot tub is great for viewing wildlife or the night sky, while enjoying your glass of wine. The Area Pembrokeshire is an outdoor instructor’s playground, with Canoeing, sailing, hiking, Climbing, Kayaking and coasteering to mention a few. Just 2 miles away, is our stunning backdrop, Foel Cwm Cerwyn, the highest peak in the Preseli hills, or indeed Pembrokeshire. From here (Brynhaul) you enjoy panoramic views of the Preseli hills and the rural landscape of Pembrokeshire (with no neighbours). While you take in the beauty and quiet, the children can explore the hedges for blackberries, hazel and litchens. We provide a car free environment (other than set up and take down) so playing is safe. If they join one of our bushcraft courses, they might be the ones cooking your bbq or lighting the fire pit! For us, the priceless part is star gazing and sunsets – it is so dark here you really feel the stars are in touching distance and we could photograph probably 200 sunsets a year! We run Brynhaul as green as we can, the site is off grid, but with modern compost loos and pleasant gas heated showers. Much of our power is solar and we recycle just about everything. What to do with the kids In nearby Mynachlog ddu there is horse riding in the hills. Castell Henllys the iron age fort. The Shire Horse farm in Eglwswrw. Oakwood, folly farm, Manor park. Play park in the village. Canoe trips on the Teifi river, kid friendly Kayaking or stand up paddle boarding in Fishguard. Loads of castles. Welsh wildlife centre. For Free Tons of beaches that are great on any day, that includes swimming, rockpooling, diverting streams and making the biggest sand castle or sculpture ever! Blackberry, hazel and sloe picking. Blowing dandelion clocks. These hills are fantastic for walking with a family, short walks and full days out - our kids were up there before they could walk!! Teach them how to read a map (or learn yourself!!). DIY bush craft (start with chopping kindling for the BBQ or fire pit). Llys y Fran lake park. Scolton manor park (park is free but museum is paid for). Nearby amenities Brynhaul is situated on the edge (like 500 yards) of the wonderful Pembrokeshire Coastal National Park. Walking distance is the quiet village of Maenclochog, which has grocery shops, garage, café a country pub and 2 artists galleries. The next village is Rosebush, with a fairly unique, grade 2 listed, community pub/restaurant, Pantmaenog forest for walking and cycling, a cheese farm, old slate quarries and a hidden lake. Llys y Fran Lake Country Park, with its walks, cycling, excellent fishing and soon to open adventure centre is only 3 miles away. The stunning glaciated Gwaun Valley, where Bessie of, Dyffryn Arms, still serves beer from a jug is about 5 miles, in fact we are centrally located for all of Pembrokeshire’s 186 miles of beautiful beaches, coastline, villages and attractions.

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