The newly refurbished camp has a lot to offer families. Right on the beach and it is a beautiful beach, quiet, beautiful scenery and quiet roads. The only narrow bit being the final 3 miles down a lane on our journey from the north. If you want a daily paper be prepared to drive to the nearest garage/local shop which is 3 miles away in Lamphey. There is a good assortment of pubs and takeaways Pembroke being little more than 4 miles away. Local pubs are all dog friendly and the Freshwater Inn does excellent pub grub at a reasonable price but get there early because it gets busy. The sea is great to swim in warning about a riptide only apply when the sea is rough. I was able to swim without a wet suit as it was so warm. The area is great for cycling with a vast amount of quiet lanes and walkers will love the cliff side walks. The camp itself has undergone a large improvement and increased size. This has resulted in one of the two toilet blocks affectively servicing 80 pitches. I think three toilet and three urinals is perhaps too little especially when one of the toilets was out of order for our entire stay. Are there no plumbers in Pembroke? The place is popular with families but that's the chance you take with a beachside campsite. The staff were working tirelessly on the new site and as a result the usual warm friendly relaxed helpful approach was not quite as it is on other sites but we put that down to teething problems they were having to deal with quite a lot of extra work. Would we go again? only if we were taking the grandchildren.