Swan Lake
At Becks Bay
Becks Bay Camping, Penally, Tenby, Pembrokeshire SA70 7RY
- Sleeps 5 (max 5 adults, 4 children)
- Cooking facilities
- Beds Provided
- Bed Linen Provided
- Comfy sleeping with proper mattresses and bed linen provided
- Beach hamper full of crockery, shared gas stove and BBQ
- Sea views and easy access to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path
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About Becks Bay
Welcome! Becks Bay Camping is set next to an isolated cove just 1 mile West of Tenby’s South Beach and a ten minute walk to the stunning Lydstep Bay. The field is set in an amazing location in the grounds of the ancient ruin called Trussleton. We are passionate about providing a perfect place to camp for a real welsh adventure holiday.
The camping fields are adjacent to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path on a working farm – we have produce for sale in our Farm shop (Bubbleton Farm Shop) and also sell fresh eggs, potatoes etc from an honesty table near the camping field.
Our site is a short distance from Penally village (with train station and shop), and a 2 minute walk to the coolest new music café bar in Tenby – West Coast Café and Arts.
On our doorstep we have a catalogue of Wales’s best beaches – we encourage you to explore the coast path especially the Manorbier peninsular and ancient village.
Glamping Site Facilities
Hot showers, flushing toilets and a washing up area. No electrical hook-ups. Campfires and BBQs permitted.
UK Wales South Wales Pembrokeshire Tenby
Features & Facilities
Hot showers, flushing toilets and a washing up area. No electrical hook-ups. Campfires and BBQs permitted.
Activities
The campsite is right on the edge of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park with easy access to footpaths, including trails down to the nearest beaches where you can link up with the famous coastal trail. The Manorbier peninsular offers some of the most secluded sandy beaches both east and west of the main surf beach – Precipe and Swan Lake Bay are particular local favourites. Nearby Tenby is an excellent old walled town to visit, with a harbour and expansive beaches at low tide. For something non-beach related, though, drive 5 miles south west to Manorbier Castle (01834 871394) a Norman keep located in the a beautiful old village. The curtain walls and round and square towers are now partially ruined but well worth a visit. Along with the castle, there are also gardens, a dovecote and mill to explore.
Food & Drink
Waves Italian restaurant (01834 870085). The bright blue painted Cross Inn (01834 844665) in Penally is a mile away and has a fantastic, traditional, seaside pub atmosphere. The Plantagenet (01834 842350) in Tenby is a high-end option set in a romantic 10th century building, the oldest in town.
Directions
The campsite is 1 mile from Penally train station. Coming from Tenby, the train station will be on your left. After 1 mile the road bends under the railway line and becks bay camping is on the left 100m after going through the tunnel.
Transport
Penally railway station (0845 748 4950) is 1 mile west of campsite.
Family Friendly Glamping
If you like your camping small-scale and simple, then Becks Bay is, as Mary Poppins wold say, 'practically perfect in every way'. There's loads of spaces but very few pitches and the beach is within spitting distance. Don't spit though. Mary Poppins wouldn't like that.
Glamping Accommodation
10 grass pitches and 4 pre-pitched bell tents.
