Good to know
Questions, answered.
Everything people usually ask before they pack the car. Still unsure? Send us a message from the contact page.
Arriving & leaving
What time can we arrive and when do we leave?+
Arrive any time from 2pm on your first day; we ask that you are pitched and settled by 8pm. Departure is by 11am so we can get the field ready for the next guests.
Can we arrive late after work?+
Yes — let us know in advance and we will leave a welcome map in the arrivals box by the gate. Please keep noise and headlights low after 10pm.
Is there parking by the pitches?+
One vehicle can park on your pitch. Extra cars and vans use the parking area by the entrance at the nightly vehicle rate. Never park on the cliff edge or dunes.
Dogs, fires & rules
Are dogs allowed?+
Yes — up to two dogs per booking at £6 per night. Dogs must stay on a lead on the field and are not allowed inside the glamping pods' bedding areas.
Can we have a campfire or fire pit?+
No open fire pits — the clifftop grass is dry in summer and the wildlife is protected. Raised BBQs on stands are welcome, and there is a shared fire bowl in the social area each evening.
What about motorbikes, cars and vans?+
All are welcome. Motorbikes get a covered stand at £4 a night; cars and vans are £8 a night. Campervans are treated as a pitch plus vehicle. Please drive at walking pace on the field.
Is there a noise curfew?+
Quiet hours run from 10pm to 8am. Acoustic guitars and low conversation are fine — amplified music is not.
Staying with us
What facilities are on site?+
Heated showers and toilets cleaned twice daily, covered washing-up sinks, drinking water taps across the field, 16amp electric hook-ups on request, and a small catering cabin serving breakfast rolls, coffee, evening pizza and camp basics.
What's included in the glamping pods?+
A proper king bed with bedding, a heater, lighting, and a private deck facing the sea. Bring towels and food — or order from the cabin.
What should we bring for a tent pitch?+
Your tent, sleeping kit and a mallet — the ground is soft but the sea breeze is real, so bring extra guy lines. Everything else (showers, water, washing up) is on site.
What happens if the weather turns?+
This is the Welsh coast — it can blow. Pitches are sheltered by a low bank, but pack sturdy pegs. If a serious storm is forecast we will contact you to rearrange free of charge.
Booking & prices
How much does it cost?+
Tent pitches from £18 a night, large family pitches £26, shepherd's huts £70 and glamping pods £95. Vehicles, hook-ups and dogs are priced separately — see the pricing table on the home page.
Is there a minimum stay?+
One night most of the season; two nights on bank holiday weekends.
How do we book?+
Send an enquiry through the booking page and we will confirm availability within 24 hours. This is a demo site, so no real booking is taken.