Regulations United Kingdom Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Air Defence Range Manorbier

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Regulations on 31 October 2026

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Air Defence Range Manorbier

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Access restrictions

Manorbier is subject to the Manorbier Anti-Aircraft Artillery Range in the County of Pembrokeshire Byelaws 1941.

When the ranges are used for live firing, red flags (day) or red lights (night) are displayed and access is prohibited.

Published by Ministry of Defence, 16 Mar 2026 · Wales - public access to military areas
Regulated

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MANORBIER ANTI-AIRCRAFT ARTILLERY RANGE IN THE COUNTY OF PEMBROKESHIRE

BYE-LAWS

GENERAL PROHIBITION.
1. 1. During such time as notice is given by the hoisting and display of signals in manner hereinafter provided that firing is taking place in the land and sea areas hereinafter referred to of the Manorbier Anti-Aircraft Artillery Range, the limits of which are set out in the Schedule hereto, all intrusion on the land and sea areas and all obstruction of the use thereof is prohibited.
OFFENCES DURING FIRING.
1. 2. While notice that firing is taking place in the areas mentioned in Bye-law No. 1 is given by the hoisting and display of signals as provided in Bye-law No. 3, then in respect of the land and sea areas:—
(a) No person shall enter or remain in the land area or sea area, nor bring, take or suffer to remain therein any vehicle, animal, vessel, aircraft or thing except as provided in Bye-law No. 7.

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Published by Ministry of Defence, 4 Feb 1941 · Manorbier Anti-Aircraft Artillery Range in the County of Pembrokeshire Bye-Laws

In Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

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Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

These hold everywhere inside the boundary, whether or not a site is marked.

Permit required

Camping & bivouac · All year

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1. 10. Is wild camping allowed?
No. Nearly all the land the Coast Path passes through is in private ownership. Camping without the landowner’s permission (wild camping) is a trespass against the owner. There are many campsites along the Coast Path. […]
Published by Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority · Coast Path FAQ