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Over the past 15 years, the campsite has grown and developed to become far more popular than we ever imagined. We are so grateful for the support we’ve enjoyed. However, we aren’t ones to look back and rest, and always strive to improve and evolve to meet the needs of our guests.

You are all probably more than aware of how the current economic situation has effected tourism and hospitality. With a heavy heart, we’ve had to make some tough decisions to secure the future of the site, and so for those returning campers, you will notice a few changes.

Teddy’s Bar will have restricted opening times which will be published in mid-January when we open the booking system and on Facebook and Instagram.

The Plough and Harrow Pub (300yds walk from the campsite) opens nightly and offers live music at weekends. Our local Town, Llantwit Mayor (10 minutes’ drive) offers a variety of independent shops and supermarkets. The Village shop is within walking distance of the Campsite.

We hope these changes will not affect your enjoyment at Heritage Coast, and will try to make any changes as smooth and effortless as possible for you.

We very much look forward to welcoming returning and new guests.

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FAQs

What on-site amenities do you have?
In the main paddock we have a disabled shower room with toilet, two female showers and toilets and two male showers and toilets. All with hand washing sinks and mirrors. A utility room with hot water, two sinks and a freezer for ice packs.

Recycling and general waste bins are available. Please note that we are unable to dispose of unwanted camping equipment.

Can we use firepits, logs and BBQs?
Only firepits that are hired and logs purchased on site are allowed, though guests are welcome to use their own GAS equipment. Firepits and logs must be ordered at time of booking and will be delivered onto your pitch. Delivery is not available after 4pm.
Are you dog friendly?
Well behaved dogs are very welcome, (a maximum of 2 per pitch) but are to be kept on a lead at all times. Pet waste must be removed by owners and pets must not be left unattended on site.
Are there restaurants and pubs near the campsite?
Yes, there are 3 pubs within walking distance of the campsite… The Plough and Harrow, Monknash (a 300 yard walk), or The Star Inn and The Lamb and Flag in the nearby village of Wick, which are within walking distance. The Three Horseshoes in Marcross is a short drive, or you can walk or catch a local bus return. The Fox in St Brides Major is a 10 minute drive.
Onsite WiFi
Guests are welcome to make use of out free onsite WiFi… ask for password.
Refuse
General waste and recycling bins provided. Please note that general camping equipment must be removed by owners and not left on site.
Are there local beaches and coastal walks?
We have a number of local Heritage Coast beaches, each with their own particlaur charm. Some are accessible via a picturesque walk along coastal paths (look out for the ten Vale Trails leaflets at local tourist points), and others may require a short drive. Dogs welcome on the Vale beaches throughout the year. The exceptions to this are from 1 May – 30 September on the beaches at Dunraven and Cwm Colhugh (Llantwit Major).
Are there local attractions?
The Heritage Coast is renowned for its particular rugged and ancient beauty, that stretches the breadth of its county coastline, with outstanding views across the Channel. For those looking for alternative attactions, there are a number of small but busy villages and towns (Llantwit Major and Cowbridge) aswell as the famous seaside town of Barry, with its fairground and huge golden beach. There is also the Victorian town of Penarth, and the City of Cardiff is but a 45 minute car journey, for those seeking shopping, bars and restaurants.

FAQs

What on-site amenities do you have?
In the main paddock we have a disabled shower room with toilet, two female showers and toilets and two male showers and toilets. All with hand washing sinks and mirrors. A utility room with hot water, two sinks and a freezer for ice packs.

Recycling and general waste bins are available. Please note that we are unable to dispose of unwanted camping equipment.

Can we use firepits, logs and BBQs?
Only firepits that are hired and logs purchased on site are allowed, though guests are welcome to use their own GAS equipment. Firepits and logs must be ordered at time of booking and will be delivered onto your pitch. Delivery is not available after 4pm.
Are you dog friendly?
Well behaved dogs are very welcome, (a maximum of 2 per pitch) but are to be kept on a lead at all times. Pet waste must be removed by owners and pets must not be left unattended on site.
Are there restaurants and pubs near the campsite?
Yes, there are 3 pubs within walking distance of the campsite… The Plough and Harrow, Monknash (a 300 yard walk), or The Star Inn and The Lamb and Flag in the nearby village of Wick, which are within walking distance. The Three Horseshoes in Marcross is a short drive, or you can walk or catch a local bus return. The Fox in St Brides Major is a 10 minute drive.
Onsite WiFi
Guests are welcome to make use of out free onsite WiFi… ask for password.
Refuse
General waste and recycling bins provided. Please note that general camping equipment must be removed by owners and not left on site.
Are there local beaches and coastal walks?
We have a number of local Heritage Coast beaches, each with their own particlaur charm. Some are accessible via a picturesque walk along coastal paths (look out for the ten Vale Trails leaflets at local tourist points), and others may require a short drive. Dogs welcome on the Vale beaches throughout the year. The exceptions to this are from 1 May – 30 September on the beaches at Dunraven and Cwm Colhugh (Llantwit Major).
Are there local attractions?
The Heritage Coast is renowned for its particular rugged and ancient beauty, that stretches the breadth of its county coastline, with outstanding views across the Channel. For those looking for alternative attactions, there are a number of small but busy villages and towns (Llantwit Major and Cowbridge) aswell as the famous seaside town of Barry, with its fairground and huge golden beach. There is also the Victorian town of Penarth, and the City of Cardiff is but a 45 minute car journey, for those seeking shopping, bars and restaurants.

“Excellent little campsite in a beautiful location with lovely staff and pretty much everything you need."
TripAdvisor Review

“We had an amazing time here, lovely staff and the grounds were amazing, facilities were very clean. Nice walk to the beachand a pub just round the corner. ”
HipCamp Review

“Brilliant weekend stay! Owners and staff cannot do enough for you and are very accommodating and friendly.”
HipCamp Review