This campsite in Pembrokeshire offers stunning seaside views and direct access to the coastal path, making it a perfect base for walkers and explorers. The staff, especially owner Ian, are repeatedly praised for their friendliness and helpfulness, often going above and beyond by providing fire pits, logs, and even free accommodation upgrades during bad weather. The site is spacious with multiple fields, allowing guests to choose their own pitch. Facilities include clean shower blocks and toilets, a communal barn with microwaves, kettles, fridges, and washing machines. A small shop sells essentials, though it may have limited hours off-season. Breakfast and dinner served on-site receive high praise. The coastal location means it can be very windy, and some pitches are sloping. Noise from large groups or live music can occur, but staff handle complaints promptly. WiFi and mobile signal are unreliable. The atmosphere is relaxed and laid-back, popular among couples, friends, and families, though some feel it is slightly overpriced for the facilities. Overall, the campsite leaves a very positive impression, with many guests expressing a desire to return, highlighting the breathtaking sunsets and the warm hospitality.
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