Pembrokeshire Tipis

If you are looking for sand and surf, then Newgale and Whitsands are the places to head, alternatively the coastal villages of Little Haven, Broad Haven and Solva have a charm of their own - quaint pubs and countless coastal walks to feed the soul.

Getting on the water is not a hard feat either, boat charters and day trips out to the islands off the coast are accessible and run throughout the summer months; if adventure is your game then there are dive sites, sea safaris and guided outward bound activities like coastering and kayaking in Dale and St Davids.

Best of all, the tipi site is set off any roads; is surrounded by meadows, mostly fallow or with ponies, and the vast skyline is uninterrupted, the clouds alone, rolling in off the bay are a perfect cure to over worked individuals seeking some peace, quiet and tranquillity.

There are excellent cycle routes; many of them traffic free and Pembrokeshire tipis is an excellent spot to base yourself for a training camp, either for cycle, triathlon or Iron man training.

For bird lovers the field is visited by skylarks, buntings, finches, sparrows, swallows and swifts and the Barn owl likes to do the odd evening fly by if all is calm and quiet - fox and badger have trails that do cross the meadow and they seem unconcerned by visitors, if they are respectful and the buzzards, kites and kestrels often give a wonderful display of how flying is really done - if conditions suit.

The night sky is why I took this business over - the light pollution is minimal and the vast skies give excellent opportunities to star gaze and admire the constellations above; the sunrise and sunsets seldom disappoint and rarely fails to amaze those that stay.

Our philosophy is to give folk a place to unwind, relax and enjoy being in nature., a place to reconnect with family, friends and nature.

There are many, young talented people in Pembrokeshire and we like to introduce our guests to some of these creative individuals by having some of their work on display in various areas of the tipi site. Look out for it if you come stay.

All we ask is that if you come to stay, you recycle, respect and show positive regard for the surroundings and beautiful Pembrokeshire while you visit; if you take a little bit of Pembrokeshire Tipi peace home with you- then we will be well chuffed.

We would love to share this space with you for a short time; we are blessed to live here and know how special it is.