This was our second stay here and we loved it. The wardens were friendly and always around the site keeping everything clean and tidy. We stayed in the bottom of the meadow and pitch was a little bumpy due to rabbits digging but it was fine for us and had a fantastic view of the mountains. It was a bit quieter at this part of the site as it’s away from the site road so no traffic passing our pitch. Yes the rooks were noisy but we told where they were when we checked in, and it did not really bother us. On site shop has fresh bread, croissants and papers daily but need to be ordered the day before. Lovely little park area for the children. The toilet block was kept immaculate and just the standard you would expect from a club site. One of the wardens went out of her way to help us when we had car trouble and even put us in touch with a local garage, unfortunately he could not help us and had to take car to main dealer which delayed our departure time, as we kept them informed of the situation there was no issue with us leaving after 12pm, and the lovely lady even told us not to rush when we were packing up. We walked into St David’s and visited the cathedral, we also visited the beautiful white sands beach, great for surfing or bodyboarding well worth the visit, you can walk but it’s quite a steep walk back up so we chose to take the car and parking was £5 per day or you can ask for a week pass for £20, the land is owned by the parish of St David’s and all funds raised from parking go back into St David’s to make improvements for locals and tourists. The roads leading to this site can get quite narrow and a little hairy at times, but it certainly won’t stop me from returning. Be aware there is no club WiFi on this site, we didn’t know until we arrived. Overall A lovely relaxing holiday with beautiful scenery.