I possible shouldn't be leaving this review as its a hidden treasure! This has to be one of the…read morebest campsites going. It is situated up on the cliffs above the small broad haven beach, the otherside of bosherston lilli ponds. Its has so much charm and beauty. A couple of seconds walk and your on the nation park coast path and greeted by the most wonderful views, the best in wales along side the views of the preseli mountains as reviewed on this site. It is near millitary ground st Martins, but they are hardly ever using it, there is a little station box on the coast path that if it was in use would have a barrier down etc. But this is never the case. The campiste has a basic toilet block with 3 toilets for each, but no showers. This is no problem realy and olny adds to the natural and rustic charm. And having the sea so close, your always in it, so a salty wash is always best!, But if a shower is in need of, there is a shower around the back of the toilet block in the national trust car park that is just over the hedge to the campsite. This is a only cold though and meant more for a rinsing after being in the sea. The owners who own the most stunning farm house and out buildings that have been converted and can be rented, are extremly friendly. and do regular checks of the campsite and facilities. They walk past, give a wave, and have a chat. A realy friendly family ortientated place. One time i was there, there owner made me stop putting the awning of my camper van and made me watch the setting sun with him as it dissapeared over the disstant horizon. Perfect! The views are breath taking.. and the campsite at night is beautifully quiet.. This really is heaven! hearing the sea crashing, and watching the stars that are mega mega bright above, whilst sat in the doorway of the awning with a drink in hand and haveing a good chat with friends!!! yep, sure is heaven!

Wasn't sure what sort of caravan park this was going to be but was pleasantly surprised. Whereever…read moreyou are on the park you have a fab view over the sea. The site proclaimed itself full while we were there but it didn't feel at all crowded and there was plenty of space around. Some of the touring pitches had hardcore bases (ours did) and others were on grass. All were well appointed with plenty of water points dotted about. The grass was well looked after and when they cut it with the sit on lawn mower the cutings were collected in a box on the back of it so you never had the problem of it trailing into the caravan or tent. There was one field that was just tourers and some statics (some for rent and some owner/occupied), the next field had tents and mobile homes and the third field had just tents. Dogs are allowed on the first field only. Near to where we were there was a good toilet block that incorporated both male and female toilets with two showers in each (definitely in the female one so I assume the male one was the same). It also had a family shower block, with bigger cubicles and a toilet in them. There was also a wetsuit washing area and a dishwashing area and veg preparation area, all indoors. Very well thought out. Up near the reception area, there was another set of toilets, a dishwashing area, and a laundry with two washers and two dryers. There was also an outdoor area where you could dry clothes on rotary airers. They also had a chemical toilet disposal area and a facility for filling up mobile homes with water. They also have a 'takeaway' on site. They do breakfasts, packed lunches and evening takeaway meals and sundries. For other basics you need to walk up the road a short way to the farm shop. Everything was clean and well looked after without that 'over fussy - too many rules' feeling. There is a small dog walk area near the exit. The only down side of this place is that you have to access it via a very narrow road so frequently have to pull into passing places or gateways to let other cars pass. A minor problem though. The site has a public car park next to the entrance which also has stunning views over the bay. The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path runs below the campsite. There is easy access to the bay but it is a steep climb back up. You can hire a canoe in the bay or go body-boarding as loads of people were doing but check the tide table in the car park before going down as when the sea is in you cannot do either. Would definitely recommend this place and look forward to going back there again.

Clean caravans and well equiped inside site was clean staff were very polite and friendly and…read morevery helpful food on site well priced hot and tasted good close to all theme parks and super close to the beach even took our dogs only one downside stopping it getting five stars was the grass cutters staying in the same area for hours (but they do have to keep the site maintained)

Fantastic little caravan park with a camping section too…read more The facilities on site are great for your holiday needs. There is a small pool with jacuzzi and toddler area, 2 playgrounds (one for toddlers and one for older children), a steam room and sauna (which can be booked out for 1/2 hour a time), a tennis court, a gym, a launderette, a shop, a club house (which serves a decent pint), restaurant/takeaway and onsite entertainment. It can get pretty cramped in peak seasons and the pool can get pretty busy during this time but the entertainment for the kids really make up for it. Off season it is lovely and quiet and you might even get the pool to yourself!! The staff are accomodating and friendly, the site is clean and well cared for. The location is ideal - it is right inbetween Pembroke and Tenby, making it a great site for exploring the local area. Manorbier itself has a little town (with a fantastic ice-cream shop) and a lovely beach. You can walk here from the caravan site using the quiet country roads - although there is one busy road to cross before you get to the turn off for Manorbier. There are many places to stay in this area - and plenty of caravan parks. I've stayed in many over the years but since finding this hidden gem, i'd come back here everytime!

Picked up some lovely kids t-shirts for presents, even better as on offer, buy one get one free…read more Well stocked with a variety of items.

Millets is a small shop on Bridge Street selling outdoor clothing and footwear, tents, rucksacks,…read moremaps and accessories. Although the shop is fairly small in size you can order goods from their catalogue and have it delivered to the store. If you enjoy the outdoor life then this is the store for you. The staff are knowledgeable and friendly and are always able to offer assistance if you require it. They have some good sales and discounts on throughout the year. They have a range of waterproof jackets, fleeces, hats, gloves etc for men, women and children. These vary from the cheaper Peter Storm range through to the more expensive Berghaus brand.