Spherical Eco-Dome in Pembrokeshire Coast

One-of-a-kind geodesic eco dome located along the famous Pembrokeshire coastline & offers and excellent opportunity to explore this intriguing local area. The space Tucked away in a peaceful woodland valley near Abermawr beach, this spacious geodesic dome offers a unique coastal glamping escape. Elevated on a wooden floor with a wide bay window, it sleeps up to four guests in a cosy double bed, single bed, and fold-out futon, all with fresh linens provided. Inside, you’ll find rugs, fairy lights, a wood-burning stove with a basket of logs, plus electricity for lighting and charging devices. Outside, relax on sun loungers, cook on the fire bowl with grill, or gather around the campfire under the stars. Guests have access to hot showers, flushing toilets, dishwashing facilities, and Wi-Fi near the car park. Wheelbarrows are provided for luggage, and well-behaved dogs are warmly welcomed, so your four-legged friend can join the adventure too. For those seeking more than rest and relaxation, you can book a wide range of guided adventures and experiences with sister company Preseli Venture, including boat trips, coasteering, surfing, kayaking, climbing, and many more. Perfect for couples, small families, or solo adventurers, the dome is just a short walk from the Pembrokeshire Coast Path and hidden Abermawr beach. Other things to note Check-in is from 4 pm to 9 pm. Check-out by 11 am. Well-behaved dogs kept on a lead are welcome. No vehicular access to the camping meadow, cars must be parked in the campsite car park. Quiet talking only between 10 pm – 7 am. Respect noise levels for other campers. Please leave the dome and outside space clean or an additional fee will be charged. Fires and BBQs must only be lit in the designated areas provided. Please place BBQs on metal sheeting to protect the picnic table. Respect surrounding wildlife and plants (please don’t cut live trees for firewood). Firewood is available to be purchased at £8/ trug. There is a small pond located at the bottom of the valley, 10 metres from the lower path through the saplings – for parents of young children to be aware of.