Accessed via a quiet single track road, with a couple of passing spots, but luckily managed to sneak in and out with the caravan without meeting anyone, phew. Once on the site there's plenty of room. Large hardstanding with grass and picnic bench between pitches. Our neighbour had a large awning and cleverly pitched sideways so they could make the most of the views. I had noted a previous review in which rubbish was mentioned. I found the bins were full, especially the general rubbish and I noted the dog field was overgrown. So I sent a simple polite email to Rebecca, who promptly arranged for these matters to be sorted. I guess if they don't visit regularly, they don't know of issues unless made aware. For info, the noisy bikes heard by previous reviewer were actually quad bikes used by the shepherds to help move their sheep about. The wet rooms were fine. Water and ehu were fine, make sure you have plenty of hose length (ooer). Didn't use WiFi as not aware it was available, until too late, but the mobile signal was great anyway. Blue lagoon and cliffs well worth a visit - note car park is £5 however long you stay. St David's is worth a visit, park in the car park near the tourist info office if you don't want to go round the town trying to find somewhere else to park. The Bishop's pub was good for a dinner and popular - near to the Cathedral. Overall a lovely quiet site with good amenities