Trevayne Farm
Family-run farm campsite with coastal views
At a Glance
Best Ages
Toddlers to Teens
Cost
Varies
Time Needed
Half-day to Full-day
Indoor/Outdoor
Outdoor
Weather Fit
Seasonal - Warm Months
Stroller Access
Partial
Washrooms
Clean, Accessible
Food
Farm Shop & Cafe
Parking
On-site
Booking
Required
Parent Effort
Low-Moderate
Ideal for families with young children seeking a nature-rich, low-impact camping experience. Offers scenic pitches and animal encounters, though pitch dimensions and ground unevenness require planning. Best suited for summer visits with vehicles under standard length.
About This Place
Trevayne Farm is a family-run working farm and camping site located in Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire. It offers outdoor camping pitches for tents, camper vans, and roof tents, with options for electric hook-ups or non-serviced sites. The farm features livestock including sheep, cows, pigs, horses, chickens, and cats, and includes seasonal produce, meat, wool, and coffee available for purchase in the on-site farm shop. It is situated above Monkstone Beach, providing access to coastal walks, woodland trails, and nearby coves.
Official Website open_in_new- Monday – Friday
- 13:00 – 16:00
- Saturday – Sunday
- Closed
Hours were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date opening times.
Check the official website for current admission prices.
Farm produce
Grass-fed lamb, beef, and honey available in farm shop
Scenic views
Pitches with views of Monkstone Beach and coastal paths
Accessible facilities
Large shower cubicles suitable for wheelchair access
Live animals
Animals such as pigs, chickens, and sheep on-site
Good to Know Before You Go
- Camping Season
- Open seasonally, typically in summer; reservations required in advance
- Pitch Dimensions
- Pitches in Monkstone field are short and uneven, especially the front ones; bring leveling equipment or bricks
- Weather Considerations
- Tents may be damaged by bad weather; visit during dry conditions to avoid issues
- Accessible Facilities
- Shower blocks include large cubicles suitable for wheelchair users
- On-Site Amenities
- Farm shop with seasonal produce (lamb, pork, beef, vegetables, honey, coffee, wool); new cafe serving locally roasted coffee
- Access to Nature
- Direct access to coastal paths and woodland trails; path to Monkstone Beach marked as closed but still accessible
- Visitor Tips
- Book early for peak season; bring sturdy tent pegs and groundsheet; walk to Tenby or Saundersfoot for nearby amenities
- Family Experience
- Toddlers especially enjoy the farm animals (particularly pigs); no dedicated children's play areas, but natural play opportunities via paths and fields
Kid Fit by Age
No infant-specific facilities or activities; uneven terrain and limited shelter make it unsuitable for very young babies.
Toddlers love the farm animals, especially pigs; safe, open spaces with views and short walks are ideal; staff are helpful with young children.
Children enjoy animal encounters, exploring paths, and simple outdoor play; views and coastal access enhance engagement; no formal activities but plenty of natural stimulation.
Good for nature exploration and basic farm education; children can enjoy walking to nearby beaches and woodland trails; limited structured activities may leave some wanting more.
May find the experience under-stimulating without guided activities or tech-based entertainment; some will enjoy the nature and independence of walking to town, but others may prefer more engaging options.
Suitable for independent teen groups seeking nature and coastal access; lacks dedicated teen activities or social spaces; best enjoyed as part of a family trip with younger siblings.
Insider Tips
Book pitches early, especially for motorhome EHU spots
Walk down to Monkstone beach via marked path despite 'closed' sign
Visit the cafe for excellent coffee and farm produce
Bring a small flashlight for evening paths
- •Keep children supervised near livestock
- •Watch for slippery paths after rain
- •Secure tents against strong coastal winds
- •Step-free access to toilet and shower block
- •Large shower cubicles accommodate wheelchairs
- •Sensory-friendly pathways through woodland
schedule Best Time to Visit
Visit mid-week in early summer for quieter crowds and better weather
shopping_bag What to Bring
- check_boxTent with strong stakes and guylines
- check_boxLeveling bricks or camping mats
- check_boxWeather-resistant clothing
- check_boxPicnic supplies for coastal walks
- check_boxSmall towel and toiletries
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Trevayne Farm suitable for young children? expand_more
Trevayne Farm is best suited for families with young children, especially toddlers who enjoy seeing farm animals like pigs and sheep. The on-site cafe and views are also popular with older children.
What should I bring for setting up my tent or vehicle on-site? expand_more
Parking is available on-site for campers; however, pitches in the Monkstone field are short and uneven, so visitors should bring leveling equipment such as bricks or blocks to stabilize their tents or vehicles.
Are there any indoor play areas or children's activities available? expand_more
There are no indoor play areas or dedicated children's activities at Trevayne Farm. Families are encouraged to explore the coastal paths, woodland trails, and nearby beaches for outdoor fun.
What food and drinks are available at the farm? expand_more
The farm shop sells seasonal produce such as meat, vegetables, honey, wool, and coffee. The on-site cafe offers locally roasted coffee and is highly rated by visitors.
Do I need to book in advance, and is there a chance of no availability? expand_more
Campsites are seasonal and typically available during warmer months. Advance booking is required, and spaces are limited, especially for tent pitches. It's recommended to book as early as possible.
Are the facilities accessible for people with disabilities? expand_more
The toilet and shower blocks are accessible to wheelchair users, with large shower cubicles that have enough space for mobility aids. The site does not offer fully adapted facilities beyond this.
Location
Make it a half-day
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Last checked: 2026