A great little site that was ideally placed for our needs. The area around is beautiful and St. David's is a delight. The site is on a slope so be prepared to level up or hold your cup straight! At the time we were there the site was relatively quiet with the exception of the rooks. There are several trees on site and the rooks have made them there roost and they can be very vocal - this did not bother us but I could imagine some people would not like it. One of the best things we found was that the site is serviced by the Celtic Coastal Bus which is at the gate every 30 minutes connecting the passengers to St. Davids where buses are available to most places. The fares are cheap especially if you have a Welsh bus pass. The staff at the site are first rate and are really helpful. The bread that is delivered from the local bakery is great whilst the shop itself sells only the basics. The refurbished toilets are first class and were spotlessly clean at all times. The hot water could have been hotter in the toilets and the washing up area but it was fine. I missed the radio in the toilets daft as it may seem - something that perhaps got lost in the refurb. Visitors should be aware that the approach roads are typical of the area being single track in places with few passing places. A great site, wonderful area and people we will definitely go again.