Pembroke, Pembrokeshire

Gupton Bunkhouse

Freshwater West near Gupton Bunkhouse, Pembrokeshire

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A short walk from golden beaches, this basic and comfortable lodge is great for exploring the Pembrokeshire coast and enjoying the county's many activities.

Guests
10
Bedrooms
5
Acorn rating
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Number of dogs welcome
2
Reference
013039
Just a short walk from Freshwater West, one of Wales's best beaches, Gupton Bunkhouse (formerly known as Gupton Surf Lodge) is the perfect coastal escape for adventurous guests who want to enjoy the outdoors and meet up with friends and family. You’ll find lots of things to do right on your doorstep. Hike along the Pembrokeshire coast path, go wildlife watching at the nearby bird hide, or head straight to the beach. This wild, sandy stretch is adored by adventurers and nature lovers alike. With consistent swell and strong waves, the beach is regarded as one of Wales’ best surfing spots. If you’re a beginner, there’s a surfing school next door for instruction in surfing or stand up paddle boarding.

The bunkhouse is a comfortable space for 10 people and two dogs, but being on a campsite your venturesome friends and family may like to join you under canvas or in their campervan and stay close by. At the campsite you'll find the Hwb - a shared space available for all guests, 24 hours a day. It has free Wi-Fi and sofas, with space to gather and relax. The Hwb has a table tennis table and a dartboard with equipment available to hire, a large blackboard for children to draw on, a selection of board and card games, plus a cricket and rounders set.

With its award-winning beaches, tranquil wooded valleys and outdoor activity centre, Stackpole estate is a short drive away. From kayaking to coasteering, you can try a variety of outdoor activities on the estate.
Layout
Ground floor layout
Front door opens into the entrance porch with the staircase directly ahead, a twin bedroom on the right and the sitting room with a wood burning stove on the left. The sitting room leads on to the kitchen, utility room, a shower room and boot/drying room.
Gupton Bunkhouse Ground Floor Plan
First floor layout
A long passageway leads off into the four twin bedrooms, a shower room and a bathroom.
Garden, available
Fridge, available
Freezer, available
Microwave, available
Open fire / wood burner, available
Washing machine, available
Dishwasher, available
BBQ, available
Cot & high chair, available
Drying room, available
For larger groups, available
Wildlife spotting, available
Coast path, available
Close to a beach, available
Near surfing, available
Bedding/linen: A mattress protector, pillow and pillow protector are provided for each bed. Please bring your own linen, towels, tea towels and bedding.

Garden: The bunkhouse has a small enclosed private garden area with a picnic bench and barbecue.

Parking: There is enough parking for three vehicles directly outside the cottage. Additional parking is available near the campsite, approximately 100m away.

Wifi: There is no WiFi in the cottage, however, there is WiFi available at the campsite hub and the wet weather barn.

Location: The bunkhouse is surrounded by 800 acres of working farmland. It is located within Gupton Farm Campsite which is also home to the Outer Reef surf school.

Castlemartin MOD firing range is situated close to the campsite. They do not usually have day or night firing in the main holiday season or at weekends. You can check their website for daily activity. For those who are interested in the military, there is a view point close by to watch the daily activity.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/castlemartin-firing-notice--2

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Gupton Farm Campsite

The bunkhouse is at Gupton Farm Campsite, where you can book to pitch a tent or park a campervan or motorhome. The old farm buildings have plenty of facilities to bring ease to your beach holiday, like a shared barn (the hwb) for all weathers, space to dry wetsuits and a hot outdoor shower.

A coastal scene from Gupton Farm, Freshwater West, with green fields rolling down to the sea and distant hills in the background.

Place

Freshwater West and Gupton Farm

Wild, sandy stretch adored by adventurous souls and nature lovers.

Walkers on the coast path at Treginnis in Pembrokeshire, Wales

Hiking, cycling and climbing

Freshwater West and Gupton Farm are on the Wales Coast Path making the campsite and bunkhouse an ideal spot for walkers and hikers looking for a place to stay on the route. Many walks and cycle routes reach Gupton Farm; plan your route with OS map OL36 (South Pembrokeshire) or Land Ranger Map LR158 (Pembroke and Tenby). Take a look at the Sustrans website for cycling routes. The cliffs along the coast here are popular with climbers too.

Trail

Freshwater West wildlife walk

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Enjoy a picturesque circular walk around the dunes and farmland behind Freshwater West beach, admiring local flora and fauna and the sea views from an alternative angle.

Surfers at Freshwater West near Gupton Farm Campsite, Pembrokeshire

Stay safe on the beach

There are rip currents and powerful waves along this stretch of coast, so Freshwater West is recommended for experienced swimmers and surfers. If you're less experienced, look for a local surf school to teach you how to surf while staying safe.

A view of Eight Arch Bridge over the Fish Pond at Stackpole

Place

Stackpole Estate

Discover Stackpole’s beautiful stretch of coastline for yourself. With award-winning sandy beaches, tranquil wooded valleys, wildlife-rich lily ponds, walking trails and water sports, there’s lots to see and do.

Visitors at Stackpole Quay, Pembrokeshire, Wales.

Place

Stackpole Quay

A historic masonry harbour nestled amongst dramatic cliffs with a pebbled beach revealed at low tide.

View of calm and tranquil sea on a spring day Barafundle Bay beach

Place

Barafundle Bay

Isolated jewel of a beach backed by dunes and a cool calm forest with world famous golden sands and crystal-clear waters

Broadhaven South beach from the coast path on a sunny day

Place

Broad Haven South

A lovely wide sandy bay brilliant for family adventures. Take in the dramatic cliffs as you walk along the coast path or head through the dunes to the Stackpole Lakes and the Bosherston Lily Ponds which form part of the wildlife-rich Stackpole Estate.

The ancient oak woodlands at Cleddau, Pembrokeshire, Wales

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Cleddau Woodlands

Follow the Cleddau waterway through tranquil, ancient woodland, expansive salt marsh and heritage-rich tidal creeks. Its journey from river to estuary is as peaceful and picturesque as they come.

Visitors walking to the entrance of the Tudor merchant’s House Tenby

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Tudor Merchant's House

Time travel to Tudor Tenby and discover what life was like at our 15th century merchant's house.

Aerial view of Colby Woodland Garden with coast in the distance

Place

Colby Woodland Garden

Colby’s hidden wooded valley is full of surprises. With an industrial past and a secret garden, it’s the perfect place for heritage hunting and natural play.

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