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Preseli Glamping

Woodland geodome glamping, spacious grass tent pitches in a wildflower meadow, and hardstanding and grass campervan pitches with spectacular sea views: all nestled in a wild wooded valley right on the North Pembrokeshire Coast between St David's and Fishguard.

About Preseli Glamping

LOCATION

Deep in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Preseli Venture’s eco barn and cottages offer a spectacular setting for a memorable adventurous break.

The eco barn and cottages are a one-mile walk to the secluded, unspoilt sand-and-shingle beach of Abermawr as well as the Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail. Both venues offer breathtaking views of the wild North Pembrokeshire coastline, as well as the wild woodland and peaceful countryside surrounding it.

Pack your telescopes - this remotely situated accommodation lies in an official Dark Skies area of Wales, meaning it's an incredible spot for stargazing without the glare of light pollution.

The eco barn & cottages are situated just outside the village of Mathry, just 5 miles from Fishguard (where you can arrive by train) and 9 miles from the smallest cathedral city in the UK, St David’s, a famous pilgrimage destination for those seeking to explore Welsh history and legend.

Preseli Venture is conveniently located on the final stretch of Wales’ well-traversed ‘Coastal Way’, an epic 180-mile journey which stretches from the Western tip of the mountainous LLyn Peninsula to the St David’s peninsula.

ADVENTURE ACTIVITIES

Book your entire Pembrokeshire adventure holiday all in one place, building your perfect activity itinerary with ease. Or have your bespoke adventure holiday itinerary built especially for you by one of Preseli Venture’s activity agency team, who endeavour to match you up with the best exhilarating and awe-inspiring experiences available nearby.

Whether you’re young or old, first-timers or seasoned adventurers, Preseli Venture knows the best places to meet your adventurous edge!

Pembrokeshire’s thriving adventure scene all began with Preseli Venture back in the 80s, who, along with a handful of other local guides, pioneered the now global phenomenon of “coasteering”. For over 35 years, Preseli Venture set the bar for sustainable adventure tourism, working in harmony with the astounding wilderness of their surrounding environment and maintaining a working partnership with the National Trust and National Park to use their nearby pristine locations for outdoor adventures.

They now work with an exciting range of local activity partners who they trust to bring you the same high-quality experiences:

  • Boat Trips
  • Coasteering
  • Surfing
  • Sea Kayaking
  • SUP Boarding
  • Rock Climbing
  • Canoeing
  • Rockpool Safaris
  • Coastal Explorer Days
  • E-Mountain Bike Hire
  • Wild Swimming
  • Beach Sauna
  • Guided Walks

Read more on their website and start planning your unforgettable adventure break.

REVIEWS

“One of the most peaceful and beautiful places I’ve ever been to” Hailey McGlynn

"The Eco Barn is a great base to explore the Pembrokeshire Coast. Especially liked the upstairs area with views over the stunning countryside" - Craig

“Ideally placed to make the best use of the stunning Pembrokeshire coastline and the perfect place to relax and reflect after a great day at sea” – David Pugh

“Great location, beautiful accommodation and terrific hospitality” – John Smith

"The Eco barn has been refurbished beautifully and it is in a quiet setting. We would definitely come again" - Eleanor Tuck

"Excellent space with amazing views! Location was perfect. We enjoyed a circular walk down to the nearby secluded beach. Kitchen and lounge was perfect for entertaining the four of us! Would highly recommend the Eco Barn" - Hannah

“We really enjoyed our stay, was very peaceful and enjoyed the amazing views. Will be planning on staying longer in the future” - Christopher Lee

"The area the lodge is in is beautiful, the valley we walked in and the local beach were virtually empty and full of wildflowers and lovely woodland. Thank you for making our stay so special!" - Ann Whittaker

Directions

By Car

  • Take the M4 west as far as it goes past Swansea, and then join the A48 to Carmarthen.
  • At Carmarthen take the A40 west towards St Clears, and continue on the A40 to Haverfordwest.
  • From Haverfordwest take the A40 towards Fishguard for 9 miles, until you reach Letterston and then TURN LEFT onto the B4331, sign posted for Mathry.
  • Continue for 5 miles, until the B road meets at a junction with the A487; the Fishguard to St Davids road.
  • Cross over the A487, and then turn IMMEDIATELY right down a single-track lane – CAUTION drive slowly down this narrow and twisty road! We are the first place you come to on the left, about 2/3 of a mile down the lane (ignore any other earlier farm tracks!). For the campsite take the first entrance on the left, for the eco barn take the second entrance on the left, and for the courtyard cottages, take the third exit on the left.

By Train

Buy your train tickets as soon as you can, as you can get cheaper deals. For advance train tickets use www.tfwrail.wales or greatwestern or www.thetrainline.com or call Great Western on 0345 7000 125 or Transport for Wales on 0333 321 1202. You can also purchase tickets at any British Rail station.

Wherever you are travelling from, you have to get to Swansea in South Wales, and from here you get connections onto the West Wales line out to Fishguard or Haverfordwest.

Local Train Stations

Our nearest train station is “Fishguard and Goodwick” which is just 5 miles away or a 10-minute drive. From here, you can take a taxi or a local bus which will drop you at the end of our lane one mile away.

The other local station is Haverfordwest which is 15 miles away. Taxis are available from here to transfer you to the Preseli Eco Barn and Courtyard Cottages.

We would always recommend travelling into ‘Fishguard and Goodwick’ whenever possible as it’s much closer, but trains only run 5 times each day to this station, so sometimes you may need to use Haverfordwest. To avoid any confusion with your return or round trip tickets, we can confirm that tickets for ‘Fishguard and Goodwick’ and Haverfordwest are interchangeable, so you can arrive into either station and depart from either station and your ticket is valid.

By Bus

The eco barn is just 5 minute’s walk down our narrow lane from the main coastal road the A487 and Mathry village just 15 minutes walk. The local bus service the T11 runs between Fishguard and St David’s so this service can be used to access the lodge, getting off at Mathry junction or Mathry village. For people travelling from further away in Wales, take the T5 long distance bus to Fishguard and then transfer onto the T11 to reach Mathry and Preseli Venture.

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How to find us

Parc-y-Nole Fach, Mathry, SA62 5HN
51.954223346258516, -5.076913778344164
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Key information

Pricing:
  • Campsite Per night (including 2 adults): £35 peak / £30 low
  • Extra adult (16+ years) : £12 | Extra child (3-15 years): £6 | Extra child (0-2 years): Free
  • Campsite Peak Season: 9th July – 31st August Minimum stay: 3 nights
  • Campsite Low Season: 1st May – 9th July & 4th Sept – 30th Sept Minimum stay: 2 nights
  • Dome (sleeps 4): Per night: £105 peak/ £95 low
  • Dome Peak Season: 23rd July – 2nd September. Minimum stay: 3 nights
  • Dome Low Season: 1st May – 22nd July & 3rd Sept – 30th Sept Minimum stay: 3 nights
  • Greener Camping Club fee: £12
Availability:
  • We’re open from May 1st to September 30th.
  • Short Breaks available
  • Dogs are Welcome

What we can offer

Card Accepted
Motorvans
Private Gardens
Private Parking
Short Breaks
Showers
Children Rates
Tents Admitted
Wifi
Dogs Welcome
Beach Nearby
Fire Pit

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Meet the owners

Preseli Venture Eco Barn and Eco Lodges

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