Rhosson Ganol caravan and camping site near St Davids is run by Henry, David and Kate Griffiths, David's Grandparents first opened the field for camping in 1951.

Rhosson Ganol has 30 privately owned static caravans, a few do sublet, so feel free to contact them directly for details.

The Griffiths family have farmed Rhosson Ganol since 1882 when David's Great Grandfather John Griffiths took on the tenancy at the age of 24 after working on Ramsey Island. David's Grand Parents Ivor and Ivy Griffiths bought the two farms Rhosson Isaf and Rhosson Ganol in 1936/1948 and opened up a field for camping in 1951.

David's Father Henry got planning permission for the static caravan site in 1961. Rhosson Ganol is a working farm and has a suckler beef herd of Limousin and Hereford cattle.