We dropped into Freshwater East for four nights on a tour around Pembrokeshire. We were a bit reticent given it was school holidays and knew that the site would be busy. As previously mentioned, if you arrive ahead of one o clock, you will have to wait in the pay and display carpark just outside the site entrance.The site was nearly full but we went onto the lower level at the very back of the site which turned out to be quite peaceful - go for the pitches on the right if you want the sunshine (the ones to the left were in shade). If you haven't got children and there is a choice, stay away from the pitches by the play area - it was mayhem in the evening!! Dog walk is small and ok but quite slippy after rainfall and as is the way - full of kids who seemed to be using it as an off road track - who knows why?? However, to balance this, there is plenty of walking from the site and the beach allows dogs. There is a Coastal Cruiser bus service that stops outside the site which may be of interest to those who want a 'lift out' somewhere and then walk back. Basic shopping at Pembroke which was quite a pleasant town to wander around.