Point Farm Campsite
- Camping
- Rooms
- Seasonal — call ahead
Small eco campsite with seven pitches and two shepherd's huts beside the trail, a five-minute walk from Dale village. Book online.
Stage 6 of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path covers 16.7 km from Milford Haven to Dale, with 233 m of ascent and 252 m of descent. The highest point is 44 m. Allow about 5 hours of walking, plus breaks.
Distance, climb and elevation come from the Outest route data. Difficulty and time are estimates from distance and climb; your pace will vary with heat, pack weight and photo stops.
Small eco campsite with seven pitches and two shepherd's huts beside the trail, a five-minute walk from Dale village. Book online.
Seafood restaurant and pub on the seafront in Dale, on the trail. Open Tuesday to Sunday, kitchen 12-2.30pm and 5.30-8.30pm, closed on Mondays and Sunday evenings. No rooms.
Campsite on the trail at the Sandy Haven tidal crossing near Herbrandston. Open from May to September; the second phone number is for late July and August.
Checked online in October 2026. Places marked "listed by a tourism or pub directory" are on Visit Pembrokeshire, a local council list or CAMRA but could not be confirmed on their own website. Many campsites and hostels open only from about March or April to October, and small villages have few rooms: book ahead, especially for June to September and bank holidays.
Emergency: call 999 or 112 (on the coast ask for the Coastguard). Non-urgent medical help: NHS 111 Wales. Emergency & health guide
Pharmacies, ATMs, shops and stops: © OpenStreetMap contributors. Hospitals and health centres checked online.
The full stage works offline in Outest, with the route, elevation, water and village points, and a trail guide you can ask about conditions and the next place to sleep.