Group getaways in Pembrokeshire for birthdays, reunions and time with friends, with glamping, camping, campfires and Wild Spa experiences.

You can also read the Welsh version of this guide here The largest touring festival in Europe and one of the great festivals of the world. Enjoy a week-long festival celebrating Welsh language and culture just 10 mins drive from Top of the Woods campsite . The National Eisteddfod of Wales 2026 takes place in North Pembrokeshire, just a short drive from Top of the Woods. In August 2026, Pembrokeshire, will host one of the most important and quietly powerful cultural events in

Hi I’m Penny, I live in Pembrokeshire with my two beautiful girls and I’ve recently started working at Top of the Woods, an eco-friendly camping and glamping campsite set in 27 acres by a large woodland in Pembrokeshire, West Wales.

If you’re searching for a quiet, wild beach near Cardigan Bay or West Wales, somewhere with woodland walks, waterfalls and space to slow down. Penbryn Beach is one of the most beautiful hidden gems on this stretch of coast. Living and running Top of the Woods in Pembrokeshire for over 12 years has given me the chance to explore some of the most incredible, hidden spots in this wild and beautiful part of Wales. From sweeping beaches and ancient woodlands to rugged coastlines

If you're a nature lover, bird-watcher, or just have a soft spot for puffins (arguably the most adorable of seabirds ever) then put Skomer Island on your staycation bucket list. Located just off the Pembrokeshire coast in Wales, this enchanting island teems with life, promising a wild and unforgettable experience. Puffins steal the show on Skomer Island, but it boasts a wealth of other wildlife. Manx shearwaters dramatically swarm the island at dusk, razorbills and guillemots