Parc-Le-Breos

Located on the beautiful Gower peninsula, and comprising green field sites, Parc-le-Breos is in an extremely attractive setting, amidst well-established woodland with large open grassed areas. It provides an ideal location for wild back-to-basics camping and outdoor activities.

There are many clean, sandy beaches within easy walking distance and good hiking routes are plentiful. The surrounding woodland provides ample deadwood and excellent facilities for Scouting activities.

The site has mains water points and chemical toilet disposal units. Thanks to the Heritage Centre, Parkmill (400 metres off site) we have the use of toilets and hot showers (male & female), day and night, for a small charge that is made for tokens and a key.

Facilities and activities

• Large, open pitches, surrounded by woodland
• Able to camp 500 people at the same time
• Facilities for back-to-basics cooking
• Areas ideal for bivouacking
• Dead wood is easy to find for fires
• Access to male and female toilets and hot showers (400 metres off site)
• Chemical toilet waste disposal points
• Mains water points
• Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI)
• Plenty of space for "wide games"
• Easy walking distance to the beach
• Car park
• Caves and rock-faces on-site (relevant qualifications required)

Contact details

Website: www.gowerscoutcampsite.org.uk