Walking up Factory Lane this morning, I found myself thinking about All Hallows’ Eve, the people who have passed through my life, and those who are no longer with me. The season provides its own backdrop for these reflections. The oak canopy along the hedgerows has turned a jaundiced yellow, the dogwood stems in the
We’re delighted to announce that Green Sheep Camping has been shortlisted as a finalist in the Visit Pembrokeshire 2026 Croeso Awards in the Camping & Glamping category. The Croeso Awards celebrate outstanding tourism businesses across Pembrokeshire, recognising those that provide exceptional visitor experiences while showcasing the very best of the county. Being named as a
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On Sunday 14th June we were delighted to welcome around forty family members, friends, neighbours and fellow travellers to Green Sheep Camping and Goetre Farm to celebrate becoming a Partner in Action with the Christian conservation charity A Rocha UK. The day was never intended to be a formal launch. Rather, it was an opportunity
When we first set up a simple wildlife camera at Green Sheep Camping back in March, we weren’t quite sure what we would capture. Since then it has revealed everything from ravens and buzzards to jays, giving us a fascinating glimpse into the everyday lives of our wild neighbours. Most recently, however, the camera has
In this blog we introduce some of the birds that inspired our pitch names and share their Welsh names, along with a few insights into where you might spot them while camping in Pembrokeshire. For visitors interested in wildlife in Pembrokeshire or birdwatching around the Pembrokeshire coast and countryside, these species are some of the
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One of the best things about staying at Green Sheep Camping is how close you are to some of the most beautiful beaches on the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Whether you’re looking for wide sandy shores, lively seaside towns, or quiet stretches perfect for exploring, there are several fantastic options nearby. Here are three of
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Three Beautiful Rivers to Discover Near Green Sheep Camping “And the water lidded lands under the sky.” — Dylan Thomas, Poem in October The valleys of West Wales are shaped by water. From quiet woodland streams to wide tidal estuaries, rivers thread their way through ancient landscapes, wildlife-rich valleys and historic towns. For visitors staying
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Stop scrolling — this is about mud, hedgehogs, and soil the consistency of blancmange. Before English speakers borrowed the Latin name February, this time of year had a far more honest title in the Anglo-Saxon calendar: Solmōnaþ (sohl-mo-nath). In Old English, sol meant mud or mire, and monath simply meant month — the ancestor of
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Check out our LARC Facebook page or email us at larcpembs@outlook.com Time to recap on the winter 2024-2025 activities of LARC . We now have 43 members, which demonstrates a wonderful level of support within our small rural community. We hosted a talk by Emma Withers (West Wales Rivers Trust) on efforts being made to
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As if written by Monty Don There is something wonderfully reassuring about the sight of a robin. Whether it is perched on a spade handle as you dig, hopping through the undergrowth in search of insects, or boldly following you down a winding garden path, the robin is a constant companion in the gardener’s world.
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