Whitesands Campsite Review
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Sorry for sound quality, high winds for two days!
This video shows a fantastic campsite literally next to a beautiful sandy bay which is both a Blue flag and a surfers beach.
I spend two nights at the site and had to contend with high winds for the full 48 hours, and unfortunately the sound quality of the video is not that good.
Whitesands Camping is a beach based camping experience which is also directly on the Pembrokeshire Way, a well known coastal walk with fantastic views.
It is located at Whitesands Bay, near to the City of St. David’s, which is the smallest City in the UK, which has a population of a large village/small town.
The site is on the side of a hill with clifftop views of the bay and sea, and has several levels which are sloping but have plenty of flat or slightly sloping pitches.
On this trip I’m using my Naturehike Cloud Up2 tent, riding the Honda CB500X.
The facilities are modern and clean, the showers are hot, the camping field has good field grass which is easy to peg into. There is a cafe down by the beach (not part of site but about 1 minute walk from site gate)
Interestingly there is the remains of an Iron Age fort nearby, although I didn’t get chance to look this time.
The camping fields going up the hill are only open during July and August and for opening times on the lower site check the link to their website.
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Lovely area, not motorbike camped there but stayed at Dunes up the road which was excellent. However the views from your pitch will have been far better than at Dunes. Lovely part of the country. As you say the ability to rock and most likely get a pitch is great...
What a nice place. Rather deal with some wind than rain any day. Wind really played havoc on your mic. Not sure if it's my stuff butt getting a snap or crack noise. Like a record needle jumping.
Nice to see your tent can withstand the windy conditions.
It was brilliant and boy did the wind play havoc with sound…yes, I’ve heard that noise so not your side, I guess the issue is I’m creaking along with cheapish equipment, old iPhone, cheap microphone kit, and laptop that can’t cope with Adobe editing software but can’t really afford to upgrade everything so just have to make the best of what I’ve got at moment! I’ll gradually get better kit over next 12 months, hopefully my eldest will be heading with his ship into US Navy base Norfolk, and can get me a discounted GoPro, that would be a good start 😆
The tent took a battering but didn’t even have to re tension the guy ropes over the two days, which is remarkable when several other tents on site were blown down! I’m off this weekend for a calmer weekend in the English Lake District, found a remote farm site away from everywhere and in foothills of some great walking!
Just be sure to do a mic test before you head out @@thecampingbiker791 . Bet watching the other tents was funny to watch.
@@tpseeker3367 mic test done today and perfect…think the wind was the culprit 👍🏻
Hey don't forget @@thecampingbiker791 fall & winter is right around the corner. Hope your saving some clips to help warm people up.
Noticed a couple of channels uploaded some winter snow ❄️ clips on really hot weekends & views jumped tremendously. That's one reason I like what you do. You give us a mental escape, educate us on the area & even get an insight into the owners or locals of the area's.
Keep up the Great Work
Get your cossa on and get in the water. What do you use to find your campsites. I enjoy your posts. Thank you
Ha, looked blinking cold 🥶 I just travel to area and on route use google maps with a search for ‘campsites’ have a quick look through while having a coffee and then just ring them or just turn up..most will find a space 👍🏻 I sometimes find or hear of sites when pottering about on internet and just save them for future use on my google map. Seems to work for me and get some real great places! I’m just off to lakes for couple of nights and have some swim shirts with me 😂 👍🏻
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@@TimmyBobinson that’s fine, everyone has a choice, but how do we make the videos and do you make this comment to lots of people trying to produce video almost entirely at their own cost..just interested?
@thecampingbiker791 Do it for fun. If you don't like the cost, don't do it.
Keep RUclips about creative freedom and not money.
@@TimmyBobinson appreciate your viewpoint and reply, we clearly differ on the matter but at least we can discuss it 👍🏻