There isn't anywhere along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path where you can legally wild camp without the land-owner's permission.Any of you lot walked the Pembrokeshire coastal path? I'm looking to do it next year and wild campers each night. Anyone done this? 186 miles start to finish so I'm aiming for maybe 15-20 miles a day.
Legally no I know I cant but providing you set up late and leave early shouldnt be a problemThere isn't anywhere along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path where you can legally wild camp without the land-owner's permission.
Which is why the national park rangers love doing late evening and night-time rounds on the popular spots...Legally no I know I cant but providing you set up late and leave early shouldnt be a problem
Well yes there is that but I have wild camped for best part of 25 years and only been asked to move on and a crafty fiver fixed thatWhich is why the national park rangers love doing late evening and night-time rounds on the popular spots...![]()
why?Any of you lot walked the Pembrokeshire coastal path? I'm looking to do it next year and wild campers each night. Anyone done this? 186 miles start to finish so I'm aiming for maybe 15-20 miles a day.
Because its there! Every fule know dat.why?
Because I havent done it before and I'm not getting any younger.why?
None of us are mate, sniffle, sob! Hope it's better than the Pennine way which I did uuuummm a few years ago (270 miles in 10 days), just a muddy trail.Because I'm not getting any younger.
I've done sections of it and the views are amazing but this time I want to do the entire routeNone of us are mate, sniffle, sob! Hope it's better than the Pennine way which I did uuuummm a few years ago (270 miles in 10 days), just a muddy trail.
Ahhh yes of course Devex I will make a note of that!Also check with Range Control as parts of the path are subject to restrictions from Penally and Castlemartin ranges (phone number will be available on google)
It would be a much more interesting walk if you didn't worry about those silly red flagsAhhh yes of course Devex I will make a note of that!
Could make for some interesting photographs LOLIt would be a much more interesting walk if you didn't worry about those silly red flags![]()
I'm taking a couple of weeks off work so have 14 days to do it which will be plenty and mean that some days if weather isnt too good I can have an easier dayAre you doing it within a set time frame? If you have the luxury of taking your time then great, if not, it could be strenuous.
I remember the beaches around Kimmeridge having some impressive ordnance lying around, so you could be rightCould make for some interesting photographs LOL
Penally Range Control 01834 845950Also check with Range Control as parts of the path are subject to restrictions from Penally and Castlemartin ranges (phone number will be available on google)
Good point. The coast around the south-west corner of Castlemartin Range (from Freshwater West 887992 to Elegug Stacks 926946) and across the front of Manorbier Range (071970 to 080974) are never open to the public, except on rare occasions a couple of times a year, when they do guided public walks (the National Park normally organises and advertises these).Also check with Range Control as parts of the path are subject to restrictions from Penally and Castlemartin ranges (phone number will be available on google)