Camping vs Glamping in Pembrokeshire: Which Is Right for Your Family?

Choosing where and how to stay can be one of the biggest decisions when planning a family holiday. In Pembrokeshire, both camping and glamping offer wonderful ways to enjoy the outdoors but they suit different needs, moods and stages of family life.

If you’re trying to decide which option is right for your stay, here’s a calm, honest look at the differences.

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🏕️ Camping in Pembrokeshire

Camping is ideal for families who enjoy simplicity, flexibility and being fully immersed in the outdoors.

With camping, days often feel unstructured in the best possible way slow mornings, outdoor meals, and plenty of space for children to explore. It’s a great choice for families who enjoy pitching up, cooking outside and embracing a more traditional camping experience.

Camping can also be a more budget-friendly option, making it popular for longer stays or repeat visits.

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🌿 Glamping in Pembrokeshire

Glamping offers the feeling of being close to nature, with a little more comfort built in.

For families who love the idea of camping but want a ready-made space to arrive at, glamping can feel more relaxed especially with younger children or shorter stays. Comfortable sleeping areas, shelter from the weather and fewer things to pack can make a big difference.

Glamping is often chosen for:

• First-time outdoor stays

• Short breaks

• Families wanting comfort without losing the outdoor feel

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👨‍👩‍👧‍👧 Which Is Best for Families?

There’s no right or wrong choice it depends on what your family needs right now.

Camping may suit you if:

• You enjoy setting up your own space

• Your children love being outdoors all day

• You want a flexible, low cost option

Glamping may suit you if:

• You want to arrive and settle straight in

• You’re travelling with younger children

• You’d like a little extra comfort

Many families find they enjoy both, choosing different options for different trips.

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🌊 Enjoying Pembrokeshire Your Way

Pembrokeshire offers beaches, countryside and family friendly activities that work beautifully with both camping and glamping. What matters most is choosing a base that feels relaxed, welcoming and well-located.

Staying at a family-run site allows you to slow down, spend time together and enjoy the outdoors at your own pace.

👉 You can explore our camping and glamping options here.