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This facility-rich, hillside site is divided into five areas on different levels. There is plenty of space between the flat, terraced pitches. Most of them offer good views of the valley and the wooded hills, and many are separated by Leylandii hedging for added privacy.
Anglers can make use of a well-stocked lake a short walk from the main pitches. The bustling town of Narberth with its array of shops, restaurants and galleries, is a five-minute walk from the site.

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The tourist-site road signs point clearly towards Noble Court from the main roads, but it’s hard to spot the entrance until you’re level with it. Still it’s wide, and there’s plenty of room to park at reception.
Most of the pitches are level and have good views. All of them, whether grass or hardstanding, have waste-water outlets, hook-ups and water. The main toilet building is kept exceptionally clean. Two of the five fields have spacious gravel hardstandings, many with fresh-water taps.
Noble Court is a convenient base for exploring Pembrokeshire and the busy town of Narberth. It is popular among families with active children – all the more reason to book well in advance.

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The brown tourist-site road signs point clearly towards Noble Court from the main roads, but its hard to spot the entrance until you’re actually level with it. But it is wide, and there’s plenty of room to park at reception.
With four stars awarded to it by the Wales Tourist Board, Noble Court is large, attractive and spread over five distinct areas at different levels, providing most of the pitches with good views. The first area has a bar, games room, swimming and paddling pools, and a playground.
All grass pitches have waste water outlets, hook-ups and water, but the charge for them is just the same as it is for the hardstanding pitches.
The toilet and shower areas in the main toilet building are kept exceptionally clean. Two of the five fields have spacious gravel hardstandings, many with fresh-water taps, but waste water and chemical toilets must be emptied at the toilet block.
Nearly all pitches are flat, since the site has been well terraced. There are plenty of trees around each field and there are screens between most pitches.
Noble Court Holiday Park is a convenient base from which to explore Pembrokeshire, and it’s also very well placed for the bustling town of Narbeth, which is filled with shops, galleries and restaurants.
There are very good recreation facilities and a well stocked fishing lake away from the main pitches. This site is ideal for families with active children, so it can get very busy in peak season – all the more reason to make sure you book well in advance.