Martletwy Campsite

We stayed here for 4 nights. Fabulous scenery, the campsite is on a farm, surrounded by animals, horses, cows, sheep, pigs, piglets, ducks, emu…..the list goes on.
The owners are really friendly and really do go out of their way to make sure you have a good stay. Very spacious pitch sizes with water and electric at the back of your tent ( if you opt for the EHU)

Really wish we’d stayed longer.

Very welcoming owners
Fully serviced pitch
Sat out late with a firepit
Lovely for the kids to see the animals
Very clean toilets/facilities
Great views

Hard standing a little rough and ready and could do with being compacted a bit, but that is really clutching at straws and we are sure to visit again at some point.

Views from the pitches, very quiet/rural location
Site is unlit so amazing night sky views on a clear night. Farm animals nearby.

Access track very rutted, there was litter on our pitch from a previous guest (looked like bits from an R/C plane?)

The views and layout

Toilet and and shower floor not finished

Fantastic views, fully serviced pitch, very friendly owners, quiet location, even the cockerel observed social hours, free range piglets made for cuteness every afternoon!

Some narrow roads to get to and from the site, but negotiable with care, ignore sat nav and head to Cross Hands crossroads when approaching from the A40.

The peace, the quiet, the enormous pitch size.
Very friendly site owner.
Can't comment whether site has wifi, as I always use my 4G router. Three and O2 networks very strong.
Glorious sunsets.

Toilets fine, shower area could do with a little "modernisation". Probably fine during hot summer days, but a bit nippy otherwise. Some users obviously think that someone else will clean up after them, as they were left in a poor state.

great site
nice hot showers never had a shower so hot on a site
quiet and dark of the night

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Excellent facilities. We particularly liked the availability of drinking water and grey water connections to our pitch in addition to the more usual 240 volt supply. The pitch sizes are very good and there's plenty of grass between the pitch and the site driveway. Access to the site was very easy compared with others at which we've stayed. Of the 200+ miles we travelled, only the last couple were single track. Despite this, the site is quietly situated in the middle of the countryside with far reaching views to and beyond the River Cleddau. The beaches at Tenby, Saundersfoot and Amroth are 30 to 40 minutes away.

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Lovely view, serviced pitch with plenty space and everyone very friendly. If you stay here visit the cafe at Llowrenny, they do amazing seafood lunches, open Wed to Sun also they have some farm animals/birds on the farm which I’m sure kids would love. Coastal path and St David’s about 45 minutes away.

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The owners. /. Staff were very pleasant and helpful throughout our stay.
The site was clean and tidy and with permission dogs were able to run off the lead in one of the nearby fields.
The site is located high on a hill with lovely views across the Cleddw River.
The location is good for trips to places such as Tenby, Saundersfoot, Amroth, Haverfordwest West, all within 20/ 30 minutes drive.
The Lawrenny Arms , 5 minutes drive on an estuary provided basic but adequate and reasonably priced food

The hard standing on which sat the awning was level but very rough and pea gravel or fined aggregate is needed even with 2 ground sheets and a carpet sharp edged stones protruded.
The divide between the caravans on the fully serviced pitch is a bank of rubble with lots of weeds , it needs top soil and grass or better still hedges to be planted.
The road on the site is a very rough country farm track and extremely dusty whilst this is a very pleasant site it does need a little TLC to improve the overall experience.
No Wi Fi but 4 g signal was good .