Are campfires allowed at Cilrath Wood Camping?

Yes, campfires are allowed in provided fire pits.

What kind of stays does Cilrath Wood Camping offer?

Tent, Motorhome, in the forest.

Cilrath Wood Camping

Vehicle-free eco camping on a Grade II Listed Pembrokeshire farm, where pitches sit in ancient woodland and the Preseli Hills fill the horizon.

Cilrath Wood Camping occupies a Grade II Listed farm on the ancient Landsker border, a few minutes from Narberth and within reach of the full length of the Pembrokeshire coastal path. The pitches are vehicle-free: you park, you walk in, and the site settles into something quieter than most. Fifteen pitches spread across ancient meadow and woodland, each with its own fire bowl and picnic bench, with uninterrupted views toward the Preseli Hills.

Pete and Jackie run the place with real care. A wildlife conservation lake sits at the heart of the site and a ten-minute loop takes you through woodland, around the water and back across the fields. Bluebells in season, a dawn chorus that earns its reputation, and a communal parachute shelter that becomes the social hub on wetter evenings. Firewood, fire starters, fresh eggs and home-made fudge are all available on site.

Facilities are honest rather than polished: compost toilets (centrally located and very well kept), hot showers, a shared kitchen prep area with sinks, communal fridge-freezer, and free plug sockets. There is a children's-sized bathroom and the meadow pitches have enough space between them that families spread out without crowding each other. Narberth is a 30-minute walk or a short drive: good pubs, restaurants and a proper independent high street.

This is a site with a clear point of view. Eco credentials are real, the setting is the reason to come, and the owners plainly love the land they're running.

Before you book

Single-track road on the approach.
Pitches are vehicle-free: you carry your kit in from the car park, so pack accordingly.

“One of Pembrokeshire's most coherent eco campsites: vehicle-free pitches, ancient woodland, a conservation lake and a host who treats the land as the main event.”

Why it made the cut

Vehicle-free, foot-access pitches create genuine quiet and a sense of arrival
Ancient meadow and woodland setting with wildlife lake on site
Owner-present and personally attentive: firewood, eggs and fudge from the farm
Narberth within walking distance; Preseli Hills and Pembrokeshire coast on the doorstep

The Feeling

Off grid real · Soulful handmade · Mixed tempo

Bluebell dawn chorusParachute shelter eveningsConservation lake loopGrumpy farmer warmthHomemade fudge on arrival

Good For

Family
Solo
Date

Best For

Vehicle-free pitches with foot access only in ancient woodland and meadow
Eco-camping with communal fires and wildlife conservation lake
Walking access to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and Preseli Hills

In Campr's collections

Farm fields properA Grade II Listed Pembrokeshire farm run by owners who care as much about the conservation lake as the camping pitches.
Off grid realVehicle-free, compost loos, no EHU: Cilrath Wood keeps it genuine from the car park onwards.
Slow familySpace between pitches, a lake loop walk, bluebells in season and a children's bathroom: everything a slow family weekend needs.

Facilities

Showers

Toilets

Fire pits

BBQ

Quick answers

Are campfires allowed at Cilrath Wood Camping?: Yes, campfires are allowed in provided fire pits.
What kind of stays does Cilrath Wood Camping offer?: Tent, Motorhome, in the forest.
Where is Cilrath Wood Camping?: Cilrath Fach Farm, Narberth SA67 7EY, UK.