West Hook Farm Camping is a campsite located in the village of Marloes, within the scenic county of Pembrokeshire, Wales. The site features gently sloping grounds with clearly marked pitches, though these pitches lack natural shade. Despite this, the campsite's proximity to both a sandy beach and a pebble beach makes it an attractive base for seaside activities. The campsite spans 4 hectares and offers 80 touring pitches, each ranging from 80 to 120 square meters. It operates seasonally from April 1st to September 30th, closing during the winter months. The site does not cater specifically to guests with disabilities, nor is it a naturist campsite. ACSI inspects the campsite annually, with Inspector Ms M.J.H. Priems-Jansen visiting each year to evaluate over 200 facilities and ensure high standards of cleanliness, service, and safety. The inspector is an employee of ACSI and independent from the campsite management. Guest reviews highlight the beautiful coastal setting and the spacious pitches as notable strengths. Some visitors mention that the lack of shade can be a drawback during sunny periods. The sloping terrain may pose challenges for some campers but adds to the natural character of the site. Overall, West Hook Farm Camping provides a well-maintained environment for exploring the Pembrokeshire coast. Its location near beaches and coastal paths appeals to walkers and beachgoers alike. The campsite's reputation is backed by consistent ACSI inspections, ensuring reliable quality for guests. While basic in some amenities, the natural surroundings and proximity to the sea are its main draws. Campers seeking a quiet, nature-focused stay will find this site particularly appealing. The campsite's facilities cater primarily to touring caravans and motorhomes, with good access to local attractions. It is a popular choice for those wanting to explore the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. The campsite maintains a simple, unhurried atmosphere ideal for relaxation. Its operation dates align with the peak tourist season in the region. The guide price for one night is approximately 25.37 euros for a basic pitch, though prices may vary. West Hook Farm Camping receives positive feedback for its location and spacious pitches, despite minor drawbacks like shade and slope.
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