What to Pack for a Camping or Glamping Stay in Pembrokeshire

Packing for a camping or glamping stay doesn’t need to feel overwhelming. Pembrokeshire offers a mix of beaches, countryside and changing weather, so a little planning can make your stay far more relaxed.

Whether you’re camping or staying in glamping accommodation, this simple guide covers what’s worth bringing and what you can happily leave behind.

🏕️ Essentials for Any Stay in Pembrokeshire

No matter how you’re staying, these basics are always useful:

  • Weather-appropriate clothing (layers are key)

  • Comfortable walking shoes or wellies

  • Waterproof jackets

  • Reusable water bottles

  • Torch or headlamp

  • Sun protection (yes, even in Wales)

Pembrokeshire weather can change quickly, so being prepared helps you enjoy every day without stress.

🏕️ What to Pack for Camping

If you’re camping, you’ll want to think about both comfort and practicality.

Useful items include:

  • Tent, pegs and mallet

  • Sleeping bags and pillows

  • Camping chairs and table

  • Cooking equipment and utensils

  • Power leads if using electric hook-up

  • A small first aid kit

Packing a few extra blankets can be helpful for cooler evenings.

🌿 What to Pack for Glamping

Glamping allows you to pack lighter, as much of the setup is already taken care of.

You may want to bring:

  • Bedding or extra blankets if recommended

  • Indoor footwear

  • Simple cooking items (depending on facilities)

  • Food for your stay

  • Games, books or activities for relaxed evenings

Glamping is ideal if you want the outdoor feel with fewer items to organise.

🏖️ Extras for Beaches & Exploring

Pembrokeshire is known for its coastline and outdoor activities, so consider adding:

  • Towels for beach days

  • Swimwear and wetsuits if you enjoy the sea

  • Buckets and spades for children

  • Backpack for day trips

  • Snacks and picnic supplies

Having these ready makes spontaneous outings much easier.

🌧️ Preparing for All Weathers

Even if the forecast looks good, it’s worth being prepared.

Rainy-day essentials might include:

  • Board games or card games

  • Books or colouring activities

  • Waterproof footwear

  • Warm layers for evenings

A flexible mindset goes a long way when staying outdoors.

🌱 Keeping It Simple

The best camping and glamping stays aren’t about having everything they’re about having enough. Pembrokeshire is a place to slow down, enjoy the outdoors and spend time together.

Choosing a relaxed, well-located base makes packing easier and days more enjoyable.

👉 You can explore our camping and glamping options here.

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