A great place for Freshwater West beach, surfing, Dobby’s grave, rock climbing, stand-up paddle boarding, cycling and beautiful sandy beaches.

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We’re a third generation, family-run campsite with decades of campsite experience. Newton Farm Campsite is in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and close to Freshwater West and several other great beaches. The popular surfing beach of Freshwater West was the location for the Shell Cottage in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows and is the site of Dobby the House Elf’s grave. Much loved by so many Potterheads, the memorials left on Dobby’s grave can be visited on Freshwater West beach, just a few minutes drive away. The battle scenes from Ridley Scott's film Robin Hood (starring Russell Crowe) were also filmed at Freshwater West beach. 

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Nearby is the picturesque conservation area of Angle village, with its family-friendly beach at West Angle Bay. There are also the Napoleonic Forts of Thorne Island, Fort Popton and Chapel Bay with its museum and visitor centre. The area is popular for cycling and the Iron Man Wales cycle route passes by the campsite. Newton Farm Campsite is convenient for catching the Irish ferry to Rosslare and it’s close to well-known attractions such as Pembroke Castle (the Birthplace of Henry VII), Heatherton, Folly Farm, Blue Lagoon, Pembrokeshire Wake Park and the popular town of Tenby.

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We have toilet and shower facilities, a washing up area and there are electric hook ups available (but please book these in advance). Well behaved dogs are always welcome. Newton Farm Campsite has good sea views towards Freshwater West, good views of the National Park countryside and we’re known for our great sunsets and sunrises too. Newton Farm Campsite is next to and overlooking the National Trust’s Gupton Farm Estate with its wildlife, bird watching areas and Sites of Special Scientific Interest. There are also several Dark Sky Discovery Sites nearby and on a clear night the constellations and the Milky Way are visible from our site. 

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The beautiful beaches of Broad Haven and Barafundle Bay, Bosherston Lily Ponds and the world class rock climbing areas of Stackpole are only a short distance away. The nearby Pembrokeshire Coast Path / Wales Coast Path has spectacular coastal views and takes you around the Angle Peninsula.