Polubione This site is awesome! Loads of space, pitch where you like according to your booking type. The staff are very friendly and helpful, and the facilities are great and plenty of. There is a cafe area which has live music on most nights during summer, but it's easy listening, and doesn't go one too late. Just right for this kind of place, and gives it a nice atmosphere. The nearby village of Lamphey has a pub, and there's a small supermarket just down the road. The village is about a 15 minute walk from the site. There's a train station there too. Rather than drive in to Tenby, I got the train, which takes about 20 minutes, and a return ticket was cheaper than the parking would have cost. You are also just a short drive or bus ride from Pembroke Castle, which is well worth a visit. I wouldn't hesitate to stay there again.

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Polubione Location is fantastic with amazing views, great walks and nearby beaches. Not far from St David's, which is really lovely. The fields reserved for camping were very well maintained. It makes a big difference if you are in a tent, whether the grass pitches are of decent quality. Which they are. The toilet and shower facilities are clean and spacious. The kitchen area was good for washing up etc, but it could do with an upgrade with the fridge/freezer. Just not big enough for the number of campers. I would definitely stay here again.

Niepolubione Fridge/freezer thing is not a deal breaker, so no real negatives from me.

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Polubione The site was generally really good and well kept. The lodges and glamping tents looked really nice with very well looked after grass lawns, and fenced around so the farm livestock couldn't invade. The facilities provided were of a high standard: toilets and male and female shower rooms were always clean and very well maintained

Niepolubione I was camping. The field reserved for tents was a disgrace. There was barely a square foot without sheep poo in it. The ground was so uneven with hoof marks, you had to watch you didn't go over on your ankle. I am travelling solo, and only have a small tent. Still it took me a while to find a patch where the sheep crap was dry enough to clear away, so the bottom of my tent wouldn't be covered in it. Avoiding stepping in the mess was even more of a problem in the dark with a torch. It comes as no surprise, that even in the middle of August, I was the ONLY person camping in that site. Thankfully I was only spending one night there, on my way to two other sites in South Wales, which were like golf greens by comparison. My advice: if you are renting a lodge or glamping tent, you're probably good. In a tent? Forget it unless you enjoy camping in a sheep toilet. The pics on the site of the camping field are very misleading. It might look cute with sheep roaming around, but it is covered in sheep crap.

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