Our Escapes

We do intend at some point to add a toilet and shower point as well as make provision for waste disposal, therefore please note that this is only suitable for camper vans that are self contained with a toilet/shower. 

Additional information relating to Covid precautions

We want you to feel as safe as possible during your stay with us at Hillcroft Escapes, to that point we have put a few things in place for you;

* Please follow all Government guidelines, especially those relating to visits in Wales. We will provide the latest updates prior to your arrival.

* We will endeavour to conform to our ethos where possible, reducing plastic use and waste, recycling and the use of environmental friendly products.

* Your accommodation will have been vacated a minimum of 24 hours before your stay, like wise it will be vacant for a minimum of 24 hours after your stay.

        * Plastics and tins into the Red Bin Bag

        * Cardboard into the Blue Bin Bag

        * Paper into the Blue box

        * Bottles in to the Green box

        * Anything else or your unsure, there is a Bin with a grey bag, just put it in there. 

Most guests often do help by using the recycling bin in the accommodation and we usually sort the recycling in to the main bins, but if you can, please do help.


        * Food waste, please use a food waste bag, tie and put into the small Green Bin.


* ensure you have taken everything else you brought with you, with you.

It's a mile to the coastal path, actually 30–40 minute walk and you are on Newgale beach, which takes just over 5 minutes in the car. It's no more than a 10-minute drive to the pretty harbour village of Solva and less than 20 minutes to the diminutive 'city' of St Davids. All three are a must during your stay, with St Davids a great choice for an afternoons exploring, finishing at one of the many excellent eateries for dinner. 

From Penycwm or Newgale it's easy to hop onto the Pembrokeshire Coast Path and walk along the back of the bay to Nolton Haven, where there is another small nook of a beach, with expansive sands at low tide. In the opposite direction, the path brings you round dramatic headlands and bluffs to the harbour of Solva. 

Using the Puffin bus service makes one-way walks easy, with regular buses running throughout the main summer season (less frequent, but still running, our of peak season). 

There are heaps of other great beaches all the way around St Bride's Bay and beyond – Broad Haven, Little Haven and Marloes to name a few – making surfing and water sports and obviously popular activity. Newgale has surf shops with equipment for hire, with tuition for surfing, stand-up paddle boarding (SUPing), sea kayaking and wind-surfing.

Need more inspiration? http://www.visitpembrokeshire.com/explore-pembrokeshire/

Food & Drink

If you're down at Newgale beach there are a couple of decent cafés overlooking the sands, along with a pub and a hardware store. At Pebbles you'll also find a Fish & Chip van. The local villages of Roch and Solva have convenience stores and one or two places to eat – try The Victoria Inn 07748621321 in Roch for an evening pint, or be spoilt for choice in Solva, the Harbour, Ship or The Cambrian pubs, the excellent 35 Main Street which is also licensed, MamGu 07748621321 and the Old Pharmacy Tea Rooms. St Davids is worth the extra couple of minutes in the car if you want more choice. Travel to the Druidstone Hotel 07748621321, past Newgale, for the best of the views while you dine.