Our bunkhouse > warren farm

Currently closed until the pandemic passes Unfortunately we don't feel able to open the bunkhouse until things return to closer to normal. We have taken this difficult decision in order to protect our guests, our staff and ourselves.Our bell tents have been open for the summer seasons throughout, as they are naturally more Covid-safe.

Our warm & cosy bunkhouse is perfect for group getaways, especially if you are planning an active trip filled with surfing and climbing. We're right on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, at the very south west tip of the Pembrokeshire National Park.

Warren Farm, Wales is ideally located for easy access to some of Pembrokeshire’s best surf at Freshwater West & Broadhaven South. The fantastic Castlemartin Range East & West is on our doorstep if climbing is more your thing.

Did you know that you can’t stay closer to the Green Bridge of Wales than Warren Farm, Wales?
We’re the closest habitable property, other than Castlemartin Army Training Camp

The perfect bunkhouse for active groups

The bunkhouse is in a single story stone built former Dairy, with views as far south as Lundy Island. We’ve furnished it with purpose-built robust and generously-sized bunkbeds for up to twelve active adults. All of our mattresses are orthopaedic & hypo-allergenic, so you’ll get a good night’s sleep even after the most energetic day.

Complete with wet room, hand basin and Ladies & Gents toilets.

Our bunkbeds are specially designed to be large enough to accommodate active adults in comfort. They’re extra wide and have extra headroom. Sadly, that means that the bunkhouse is not suitable for children under 14.

Relax around the firepit

The bunkhouse has limited space inside but there’s a courtyard outside for relaxing and cooking, complete with bbq firepit. Inside, the cooking facilities are basic: there’s a kettle and toaster for a quick breakfast before a long day enjoying yourselves. We have managed to squeeze in a full sized fridge for all your barbecue supplies though!

Weather permitting, we usually have sails hoisted over the courtyard so that you can enjoy being outdoors even when it’s a bit damp.

Good to know

We are in a remote rural location near to an Army Tank Training Range:

mobile signal may be poor or even non-existent - perfect for weaning teenagers off their tech for a few days of digital detox
depending on Army manoeuvres, there may be noise. This is usually only Monday to Friday during the day, with occasional firing up to 10 pm. A bit noisy, but also quite interesting to watch with the flares & tracer fire!
the Army all go on holiday themselves in August, so plan for then if you want to avoid the firing completely
facilities (such as pubs, restaurants, cafes, shops & petrol stations) are all a drive away. There is a bus service, but you are highly recommended to drive as it is infrequent and changes route depending on firing.
not suitable for children or pets
being single storey with no internal steps & only a door hearth to negotiate at the entrance, we're accessible to those with limited mobility, though not specifically designed for it. Ask for more info.

Other information

Are you a magazine or website interested in linking to us? Read more about media enquiries (http://warrenfarm NULL.wales/media-enquiries-and-linking-to-us/).
We aim to operate a site where guests are considerate of one another. You may want to review our Camp Rules (http://warrenfarm NULL.wales/house-rules/).
We also offer Work Exchange Breaks, perfect for families who want a more engaged experience, or who are struggling under pandemic conditions