Florence Springs

The Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail snakes its way across 186 miles of some of the most magnificent coastal scenery in the whole of Europe. From Amroth in the south, to St Dogmaels in the north, the route covers almost every kind of seaside landscape – from silky sand beaches and jagged cliff-tops to twisting estuaries and sheltered coves – making Pembrokeshire a Shangri-La for any camper.

Less than four miles from the trail is Florence Springs, an eco-friendly glampsite that's within easy access of all the fresh-air-filled activities western Wales has to offer. For those seeking a wholly isolated site, perhaps Florence Springs isn't for you. The site sits next door to Heatherton World of Activities, a popular leisure park with go-karts, zip-wires, zorbs, and bumper boats; understandably not an ideal neighbour for the more traditional camper. That said, Florence Springs does manage to retain a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere.

Each luxurious Mongolian style yurt (there are 4 onsite) come furnished to a high standard. A snug double bed and two fold-out futons are provided for sleeping, sitting, and lounging. There’s also a log burner, table & chairs, outdoor/undercover kitchen, compost toilet, private gardens (which gets muddy in winter), and stargazing benches. If you'd rather peg down the nylon, Florence Springs has three premium tent pitches with your own picnic table, all-weather cooking area, and fire-pit.

For all you anglers there are two private fishing lakes on site. Guests can catch their supper (or attempt to!), and then cook it to perfection on their very own BBQ underneath the starry Welsh skies. Not a bad way to end a perfect Pembrokeshire day.