Jack's Campsite

• Relaxed back-to-nature park with stunning Pembrokeshire coast views
• Less than a mile from Abereiddy Beach and the Blue Lagoon
• Campfires and dogs allowed

A laidback atmosphere, back-to-nature family camping and easy proximity to the best of Pembrokeshire await at friendly Coastal Stay, a small park tucked away enough to be peaceful but only a few miles from the sights of St Davids.

The owners point out that this isn't a hi-tech site, but if you want to build dens with the kids or teach them how to forage blackberries, you should find things very suitable here. It's heavenly stargazing land too – fabulous for watching the skies around a campfire after watching the sun set into the sea at Abereiddy.

You should find the views very suitable too, spectacularly stretching out over the north Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in a National Trust conservation area. And the location, less than a mile from Abereiddy beach and the Blue Lagoon, and a mile from the fishing village of Porthgain.

Pitches are well spaced out and set around a natural spring-fed lake (please take care around the lake if you have younger kids). Amenities include top-notch bathroom facilities with a double-size hot water power shower, toilet, wash basin and mirror, and a cold water tap and table outside for dishwashing.

Coastal Stay also has a kitchen with wood-fired oven cooking up handmade pizzas for guests to take away. Grocery and camping essentials like toilet roll, milk, eggs, spare tent pegs and windbreakers are for sale in the local shop, a mile and a half away.

Children and well-behaved dogs are most welcome – you'll find Coastal Stay's own dog, cats and pygmy goats on site as well – but please keep dogs under control and on leads to avoid disturbing other guests.