Exceptional caravan park. We stayed overnight and had amazing services including power, showers and washing up room. The park was very tidy, friendly people and staff and there were restaurant options, everything was very kid-friendly. We did the walk the next day.
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Emma Wood ★★★★★
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Oliver Durose ★★★★★
Parking was a little steep for our car, it was £4 to £5 per two hours of time depending on time of year. The park is huge, so dog friendly off lead walking wasn’t an issue and we followed the historic trail which had interesting stuff from the World War along it. Loads of activities from dry ski slopes to frisbee golf. The beach is suitably sandy and huge, the dog friendly part at either end was clearly signposted. A good priced menu at the cafe that allows dogs in, is next to the visitor centre and caravan site. Toilets here too. The signs to get around in the park are iffy - they’re picture signs and not always clear which cafe you’re aiming at, for example. This is overall a huge, fantastic park. Would recommend.
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Angela Williams ★★★★★
A very large park with lots of activities such as a ski centre, cycling track and beach. Plenty of walking and cycling trails and access to one of Europes best beaches. There is a cafe at the centre but there is also Daisy’s cafe just outside on another campsite which does fab cakes. There is an entry fee to access by car but free for cyclists and walkers. Definitely recommend as this is a very big park and the beaches are fantastic. If you like WW2 history then in the park are the remains of WW2 bunkers which formed part of the Ordnance factory. Could have done with boards telling of the history and some restoration would make this an attraction. Also a remembrance plaque for the local workers, who though not fighting risked their lives making munitions at this site and contributed to the war effort.
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Craig Dixon ★★★★★
What a fantastic place! Great beach only a stones throw away from the campsite, and there’s plenty of activities to do for the family. The park team are brilliant, and a big shout to the ski team who had our kids confidently skiing within a week, them having never done it before. Great as a base also from trips to the Tenby, Mumbles and the Gower. Can’t recommend enough.
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Andy Langston ★★★★★
Forest full of WWII military relics and beautiful trails from fire roads to single-track. Miles of fabulous sandy beach and dunes. Activities from model railway to ski slope with bike hire, national closed road cycling track, hose riding and more. Campsites are both excellent too.
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Tim Smith ★★★★★
A great range of family activities and landscape is available here. From golf, ski centre, cycling, great woodland trails and access to a really fabulous beach. We descended upon the Visitor Centre to grab our illustrated map of the country park, but we stayed for fresh coffee and some great value sanswiches from the kitchen. All delivered by a great, friendly staff team. Even out of season this will be a favourite family fun and exercise location...
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Jason ★★★★★
A brilliant day out. The crazy golf is great - miniature features from round the park. Also great walks for the dogs on the beach and round the woods. Some historic WWI and WWII round the park
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chris Evans ★★★★☆
Pembrey county park is huge, with a lot to do if the weather is right. We went in winter and it was raining and very windy but still enjoyed a wind swept walk. You can get to the beach here, go for a walk in the forest, go on a minature train, play crazy golf to name a few. Most of these were closed as out of season but the cafe was open at the visitor centre. Loads of places to have a picnic and the beach is huge. The one down side we found as we went on a whim is that you need a map (no phone reception at the beach end but is we found itat the visitor centre) as this place is so big it's easy to not actually find what you are looking for, and there is loads and loads of parking. We paid £3.50 for the day as stayed over the two hours.
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Mishy Belle Batten ★★★★★
This was a beautiful experience. There were lots of people there but it felt safe with covid regulations. It was lovely to see the lights and the special effects. Looking forward to seeing what you do next year. The free entry was wonderful too :)
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Pembrey Country Park is located at Pembrey, Burry Port SA16 0EJ, UK
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