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We camped at the Little Kings site for 7 nights in July/August 2011. We are a family with an 8 birth tent (2 adults, and 2 children, 6 & 4 years.
We highly recommend this site.
From the minute you arrive you are made to feel welcome and the professionalism of all the staff is fantastic. They can’t do enough for you.
The site is in a great location for exploring the local area. Great beaches at Saundersfoot, Tenby, but our favourite being at Amroth; which is about a ten minute drive away
We found the pitches to be very level, well drained and spacious. Fantastic views overlooking the coast. The shower blocks and toilets are kept very clean, even on the rainy days when people were traipsing mud and grass through the blocks they were kept clean, even cleaned in the early hours of the morning. There is a small 20p charge for the showers which is a good idea as it seems to help with the availability of the showers as we never had to wait.
The indoor pool is great for the kids, not overcrowded during our stay; the shop is handy with all the usual essentials and more. The on site bar and restaurant is well worth a visit, reasonably prices with good food.
If we had to make a criticism it would be about the children’s play area on the sports field which is situated next to the camping field. There is an old tree house slide abandoned on the field which looks like a cast off from a former location, it had a missing swing and a broken rope. Although there is a main children’s play area in the adjacent caravan field which is good quality with a climbing frame, roundabout and swing it would be nice to see a similar facility on the camping field. It meant that we had to go with the kids to the next field when they wanted to play rather than being able to watch them from the comfort of our own pitch.
We had a great holiday and would definitely recommend this site.
2 Families consisting of 4 Adults, 5 Children (4 Teenage Boys) and 1 dog.
Weather excellent.
Reception staff pleasant, not overly welcoming nor rude.
Site facilities are very good. Clean Shower Block and Toilets. Well kept grounds.
All the children entertained themselves with Ball Games and Frisbee on the designated Football Pitch/Play Area without causing annoyance to other campers, though the camping field was less than a quarter full.
Small swimming pool, which appeared to be cloudy and heavily chlorinated.
Great weekend! We were the first campers of the season, we had fab weather, proper heat wave, we couldn't believe we were the only camping family there that weekend.
We had a lovely welcome from the owners, who showed us to the field, which had been freshly mowed nice and short.
Pool not open as we were one week off Easter, when it was due to open, this didn't spoil our visit as the weather was so good we went to Saundersfoot beach anyway. I recommend walking from Wisemans bridge through the tunnels to Saunder.
Toilets/showers clean and washing up area indoors 2 sinks. I recommend using the family room if you have kids, we put in 30p for 9mins and then took it in turns to jump in the shower, lasted after we all finished, there's room to all fit in and change,and has a sink and toilet.
Laundry room available, but we didn't need this for a weekend.
Games room with air hockey and arcade machines, shop and restaurant / bar we didn't use these either.
Childrens play areas, in both fields camping and tourers. More for younger children.
Dogs welcome with a nice walking area set out for owners.
Overall a well looked after site. With lovely views of the coast.
This was only our second experience since buying our caravan, the first being a caravan club site.
There was a very warm and helpful welcome as soon as we arrived. The staff/owners were extremely friendly and walked us over to our pitch. I had informed them that we were novice caravanners and they couldn't have been more helpful.
It is a lovely clean site, ideal for young children with a little play area in the touring site. The water,waste facilities were close by and so were the toilets showers.
It cost us £20.00 a night to stay. I was told on the telephone that the showers would cost extra, we did not mind paying an extra 20pence for the showers each time however I think that they could do with a bit of upkeep. There was also nowhere to dry and change afterwards apart from in the toilet area. (maybe we were spoilt with the caravan club site previously) We used the swimming pool which was adequate for our needs.
We also had a meal in the tavern which was excellent and the staff were extremely friendly and child friendly which was good.
I do not know whether I would visit the park again, as there are so many different parks around the area. The main reason for choosing this site was for the swimming pool however we only used it once and I know that there are cheaper places to stay in the area.
However saying that I would recommend it to people as we enjoyed our stay and the great welcome that we had
Just got home from Little Kings park. Very clean site, friendly staff always willing to help. We usually camp but shared a caravan with mum and dad for a change. We had a walk round camping area and it seems ok, lots of extras to pay for though, like showers and key for gate.
Once you're on the park, unless you don't mind travelling each day, there's not a lot for teenagers to do. Pool is basic and games room, though both adequate. The fresh bread you can order is delicious. Pub on site is friendly and reasonably priced. We didn't eat there so can't comment on food.
The caravan was clean, modern, with heating,and somewhat of a luxury to happy campers. A nice touch was the tea and coffee compliments left for us, thankyou.
This is a child friendly site and secure. Very quiet at night, BBQ's available to hire(don't know price) We didn't find a bus stop, there is nowhere to walk to unless you are a hardened hiker! Cars are parked on a carpark not next to caravan but only a short walk and you can unload and load near caravan on arrival and home time.
We had a very pleasant stay but won't be going back, my husband drives for a living and it was too much like a busman's holiday for him.(poor thing) Lots to do but lots of driving. Would be much better if regular public transport nearby. Typical country lanes very nice scenery.
Very friendly welcome from the wardens, we were shown our pitch by another helpful warden and given all the rules and regulations of the site, along with info about the site.
The site was a bit of a disappointment to say the least. You have to pay 20p for a six minute shower, ok I don't agree with this, as the nightly fee is not cheap to start with compared to other far better sites, but as you are paying extra to use the shower facilities you at least expect to have hot water, or even warm water would have done.
The pub on site is very small, prices are ok, we didn't try the food, the pub could really do with some outdoor seating as it is very small for the size of the site.
The pool was ok, 3 cubicles for changing, nowhere to keep your belongings only at the poolside which is not ideal, and if there are more than about 15 people in the pool it would definitely be over crowded.
There is nothing within walking distance of the site so a car is essential even for a trip to Amroth which is about 2 miles away.
All in all this is somewhere I wouldn't go again there are a lot better sites in this area.
Campsite was clean and staff extremely pleasant and helpful. Food in campsite bar was absolutely first class in fact the best I've experienced on a campsite (try the chicken new yorker).Drinks in bar very competitively priced. Swimming pool was good and clean.
There's not a lot within walking distance of this site but I would definitely recommend it.
The staff were very helpful, as we couldn't find the way to the site from the main road, they gave great directions.
We didn't realise that our pitch actually backed onto the main road for that area,so there was noise from traffic throughout the night. The only views we had were of hedges which were marginally higher than the grass on the camping pitches,which was ironic as there was a guy driving around the site on a mower most of the time.
There is a bakery on site, but my husband nearly got into trouble for buying the bread that I think that you were supposed to pre-order. The showers cost 20p for 6 mins but were not always hot. The swimming pool was open from 10-6 (just the times which you would be off site on a beach maybe) and the only days we were on site for a while when the weather was bad the pool was closed for hygiene reasons as it had to be drained and refilled (3 Days).There was a charge for freezing ice packs (ours were the only ones in the freezer)The bar was not allowed to put on any entertainment. And unless there was another beach it was about 2.5 miles to the beach.
This site cost us about £50 a night if you included the cost of the showers and was definitely not a very good site.It was probably fine if you were in a static van but not in a tent.
There was a very nice man just down the lane who sold eggs tomatoes etc so that was good.
Stayed here over bank holiday weekend and we were disappointed with the whole experience.
On arrival we were shown to our pitch in the tent field and were warned that it was a little muddy. That was an understatement! We managed to pitch ok but by Sunday night the field was a damp squib! Lots of people just packed up and went home but we stuck it out - even after getting our car stuck in mud!
If they spent a little money on putting some proper roads around the camping field then it would make for a better experience.
Just returned from little kings what more can I say than FANTASTIC from the moment we arrived the staff were really helpful and if anything was wrong it was sorted on the spot. The views from the campsite are breathtaking. It's clean and the grounds are well kept. There is a small pool for the kids, a well stocked shop but will need a car to get around the area. We are returning at the end of July. A real little gem, oh and remember your 10p's for the showers
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