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Tything Barn

Location

Tything Barn

Kilgetty, Pembrokeshire, United Kingdom

Camping

About Tything Barn

Located in the serene settings of Kilgetty, Pembrokeshire, Tything Barn is a premier destination for those who embrace the naturist lifestyle. This clothing-optional retreat is nestled in a picturesque landscape, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and privacy for nudists. Tything Barn is well-known within the FKK community for its commitment to providing a natural and free environment. It boasts a variety of amenities to enhance the comfort of its visitors. These include basic camping facilities, access to a private beach, and opportunities for nature walks and wildlife spotting, all…

Directions

From London/Cardiff/Swansea: M4 West to the end (junct.49) A48 to Caermarthen A40 to St. Clears A477 (follow Pembroke Dock) to Kilgetty r/b. A477 towards Pembroke Dock. At second r/b take A4075 (signed Havordfordwest). Turn left into lane immediately after narrow bridge. Follow lane past car park to the second entrance on the left (about 1.5 miles). There is a small sign 'Tything Barn'.

Common questions

Where is Tything Barn?

Tything Barn is at West Williamston, Kilgetty, Pembrokeshire, United Kingdom.

What kind of place is Tything Barn?

Tything Barn is listed as a camping in Kilgetty, Pembrokeshire, United Kingdom on True Nudists.

How do I get to Tything Barn?

From London/Cardiff/Swansea: M4 West to the end (junct.49) A48 to Caermarthen A40 to St. Clears A477 (follow Pembroke Dock) to Kilgetty r/b. A477 towards Pembroke Dock. At second r/b take A4075 (signed Havordfordwest). Turn left into lane immediately after narrow bridge. Follow lane past car park…

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Reviews

Rated 4.00 out of 5 from 1 member reviews.

  • Very relaxing and true to the naturist lifestyle

    4.00

    March is not the warmest month however those of us who enjoy nudity even on a cold wet spring day, Tything Barn offers all that is needed and up there with the best. Having dropped my partner for a flight back to Dublin I was taking our camper back via the fishguard ferry and stopped off for a few days. When I arrived the place was very quite and having been shown the basic lay of the land by a lovely old dear I stripped off and wandered towards the lake here I meet Mike (one of the managers) who was cleaning the lake and almost blind to my nudity we talked and he shared stories of the site. I…

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