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I've just returned from a lovely stay at Trevayne Farm.
There is a great sea view from the campsite and there is a great beach a short walk away (although the walk is more of a climb down hundreds of steps)
The location on a hill overlooking the sea does mean you are quite exposed if the weather gets bad.
The facilities at the site are good. There are ample toilets and showers which are cleaned regularly with hot water and good water pressure in the showers.
The shop sells local bacon, burgers, vegetables and eggs along with other essentials and offers phone charging and ice-pack freezing. There are also washing machines and driers available.
This was a very friendly, safe-feeling campsite with no trouble or noise at night.
We would definitely come back if we want to visit this area again.
this was our forth (maybe) visit to Trevayne. The staff were as friendly and helpful as ever: they'll freeze your ice packs, there's free wireless and charging for your devices (I camp to get away from them!)
The prices were fair (£21 p/n for family of four plus dog) - I believe charging for a dog is unjustifiable by the way as I look after it, clear up after it etc!
Facilities: toilet block/showers - plenty of cubicles, clean as ever, still new looking, with disabled shower/toilet, handsoap (some of the time) and paper towells. Bins - looked after/contained and emptied regularly.
Noise was always at a minimum after the expected times - no gangs of lads or rowdy neighbours - have never had a worry at Trevayne. I feel it is a very well managed and family/couples focussed.
It's location is good, with a great view of Tenby from the coastal path, and a direct route down (160 steps)to the beautiful Monkstone beach.
The shop (open 8-7) was well stocked with milk, butter, bread and other essentials, loads of locally sourced goodies - all at reasonable, sensible prices.
Downsides: they had fenced off the field which the tenby field (L-shaped) surrounds - this was nice previously as the kids could run freely through it away from your tent: great for frizbee or kite flying.
That said there is loads of other space around the site. We had horrendous wind on the Tuesday night (which nearly killed our tent, but this could happen anywhere!
The location of the site: walking to the nearest facilities (local pub and Londis) would take approx 20-25 mins, but as I said the shop on site stocked more than enough goodies!
This is an absolutely amazing site! Myself, my 8 year old daughter and friend with 8 year old son stayed for 10 days at the end of July. We were lucky enough to have lovely weather nearly every day.
The sea views from Tenby field were lovely and the beach at the bottom of the dreaded steps is one of the best I have ever visited, just don't take too large a picnic down with you as hard work on the way up!
The waves were great for surfing and the beach and rock pools were a joy. The facilities at the site were very good. Loved the al fresco bathroom as really felt like a spanish setting.
The farm shop had lovely local produce and the staff were probably the most helpful and friendly from any campsite I've visited. The one night of bad weather we ordered a pizza delivery direct to the tent which was a great bonus.
The surrounding towns are beautiful with great beaches and lots to do for families. Highly recommend Mews surf bar and grill in tenby for great steaks and seafood.
Arrived at the site, reception was closed and it was pouring with rain. The pitches are not clearly posted and I think we pitched in the wrong place. A kind gentleman gave us a hot flask of coffee while we were pitching the tent. Think he felt sorry for us. The weather dried up but the field was saturated - although we had had so much rain.
The facilities were fantastically clean and the showers were lovely and warm. The staff around the site were friendly and helpful. Our boys really enjoyed petting the pigs. The beach was well worth the walk with great views along the coast. Overall we had a great time and would definitely visit again, a lovely site for families to visit.
We loved this site, we stayed in the Monkstone field, with fantastic views over the bay. There had been a lot of rain and although the ground was wet we pulled onto the hardstanding ok. It is three quarter mile from the main road down a narrowish tarmac road, so no traffic noise. Toilets are little dated, but were always clean, only 1 shower per male/female toilet but I never had to wait and the water was hot. Staff very friendly, and helpful. The walk down to the beach is quite steep, with lots of steps, but well worth it when you get there, really lovely beach. Unfortunately due to the wet weather the ground was too muddy for us to walk to Tenby or Saundersfoot, but would love to walk it in dryer conditions. Tenby is a great place, lots of little streets hiddn away, with many independent shops, and a wonderful beach, vast amount of sand for the children. Saundersfoot is also lovely place with a great beach, noticed life quard stations on both beaches. One thing I feel I must say is, if it gets really windy on the monkstone field I would advise you to take your awnings down as the site feels the full brunt of it. We will definitely visit Trevayne again asap
We arrived at Trevayne for a long weekend, my wife, my 3 year old son and myself for our first ever camping trip. The weather was not in our favour, extremely windy and heavy rain. We were directed to our pitch and given a map. No problem finding a decent pitch.
The toilet/shower blocks were very clean, whenever I went there appeared to be someone cleaning.
Monkston beach is just a short walk away located at the bottom of the campsite, but be wary about the steps. The beach itself is clean and lots of rockpools to keep my son amused.
Very close to both Tenby and Saundersfoot. We shall definitely be returning here in the future.
We have just returned early from a stay at Trevayne farm. The main reason being the field for the tents was an absolute quagmire. I appreciate that it has been raining for months, so anywhere we went would be boggy, but the field appeared to have no drainage with lots of waterlogged areas. It got so bad after a few days of being pitched that the water started to come up through the tent floor. Also, the mud absolutely stank of cow dung, which was horrendous inside the tent
The campsite itself was in an amazing location - although the website says that there are sea views from Tenby field, we feel this is stretching it a bit! Unless you are standing on top of your car, there are very few pitches that you can see the sea. It also seems to cater for the caravans over tents as all the best pitches (with sea views) are for caravans only.
The beach at Monkstone is stunning and well worth the trip down. It took us 10 minutes to get down and 20 minutes to get back up and this was with a 3 and 5 year old (who managed the hike back up well)
The biggest gripe about the site is the toilet and shower block. Being 'open air' made visits there very unpleasant in the horrible weather we had. I can imagine that they are OK to use in hot sunny weather, but it was hideous on cool windy days. We really could not understand why they thought open air facilities are a good idea in Wales! There were a couple of showers that were indoors on the caravan areas, but they were very much in need of updating as they were dark and neglected. Having said this, the facilities were always spotlessly clean
The staff on site were very helpful and the shop was well stocked.
There is also a Londis just up the road which is about a 15 minute walk or two minutes in the car which has a good selection of goodies and the staff here were extremely polite and helpful
It is a very easy walk or drive to Saundersfoot, which had some great restaurants and pubs - we loved the Royal Oak which had great food and we could take the dog into the bar area - a must in the rainy weather at the moment. In fact there were many pubs in the area that were happy to have children and dogs which was a real bonus.
Trevayne Farm is a fantastic base and there are loads of great things to see and do in the area. If you can put up with the al fresco washing area (and go when it is drier) it would be a great place to stay. Unfortunately for us, these facilities have put us off returning
What a cracking little site. Easy to find from the main roads but so far away from them all you hear is the birds and the sea all day.
Great for kids as it is a working farm so the chickens are friendly and just love cream crackers!
Toilet facilities are a bit basic and could do with an uplift but all work and are clean.
It is a little bit of a effort to the beach down a track and some steps etc, but well worth it. Bring a canoe, inflatable best, as if you can get it down to the beach, you can paddle round to to Tenby or Saundersfoot as we did, which was great fun.
Tenby is lovely, Saundersfoot smaller scale but nice. Fish and chips is a must too.
Overall, great place for the first few days of our Welsh tour in our new motorhome. Great place to start
We chose this site because of the location, and mostly because of the footpath to the beach (which we never saw in the end!). We tried phoning several times prior to arrival, but could not get a response, so decided to go anyway and take a chance knowing that there are loads of sites in the area and we would be able to get in somewhere if not here.
We arrived early evening to find they closed as early as 5. 30pm, and a notice on the door said to find a pitch and come see us in the morning. We walked through the site first to find a pitch, and as directed on the notice we first tried the Monkstone field, with the sea view, which was very nice and neatly trimmed and tidy but alas full up, so we then walked to the Croft field, where there were some pitches, but the whole field was under an inch of water and other tourers were complaining of an inch of water in their awnings!
We luckily found a vacant hard standing pitch, although the van overhung and the jack pads sank into the watery grass about 3' and wanted to go more, and in the morning went to settle up for the three nights we wanted to stay. We were told we could not have the hard pitch and we would have to move to the waterlogged field. We said that we would love to stay on the hard pitch, but if they intended to move us onto the waterlogged field, then we would rather not stay, and I offered to pay whatever their going rate was for the hard standing pitch.
They began being very rude and eventually suggested that we leave anyway, but not without first having a real go at us, just because we had stated that we didn't wish to be sited in a flood. We didn't blame them for the rain, but with better drainage, the site would be more desirable. This is Wales after all, so drainage should be the main priority!
If I can try to be objective about the site in general though, the Monkstone field is really lovely, and the views are amazing. The Croft field was mostly full of seasonal pitches, all with high grass growing around the vans, it did look very untidy, and the track was severely potholed and the rain had made the field flooded almost all over. The weather is not their fault, as they clearly pointed out, but the drainage is their responsibility.
I didn't use the facilities, but my wife and kids did, and they said they were quite adequate, and the open air thing was quite novel. There was only one water tap, a long trek from our pitch, and serving many pitches.
Over all, I would never visit this site again, despite the great location. They clearly have no customer service ethic and no people skills at all. We wished that the real owners of the farm were about to see how their customers were being treated. Poor show all round mostly due to the teenage staff running the place.
We are new to caravaning so we, two adults, a toddler and our dog, booked a bank holiday break in Tenby. The site was easy to find but the lane is a bit narrow in places, we just squeezed past an oncoming car.
Staff in reception were helpful and directed us to our pitch. We were in croft field which was level, all grass but with no views. The grass was really wet given the rain we have had. The big problem for us was we couldn't find our pitch. They are only marked on jockey wheel slabs so we had to ask a few people and keep jumping out to look.
The site was pretty full being a bank holiday but all was quiet by 10 pm.
Facilities were generally very good, open plan fairly modern shower blocks. Two problems. I never did find the grey water point, spent 10 minutes looking for it with a fellow traveller. Had to use a drain in the wash area. Secondly, the toilets at the end of the day were filthy. The wife told me the ladies were fine but the gents showed definite signs of use, if you see what I mean. Why no toilet brush so people can clean up after themselves? Showers were warm and clean.
Would we go back- yes, but would hope to see signs marking pitches and the toilets cleaned more than once a day.
We stayed here the weekend it opened for the season, what a stunning location. We chose to pitch in the Monkstone field which has great sea views, we could identify all the beaches along the coast and even see Worms Head. You could pitch where you wanted in the non ehu section. No extra charges for dogs or awnings.
The beach is down a lot of steps and is a bit rocky at the bottom of these, it is a nice beach and worth a visit.
We walked to both Saundersfoot and Tenby along the coast path, there are only a few sections of the path that are near the edge of the cliffs. Saundersfoot is an easier walk and a bit shorter although we preferred Tenby.
The toilets were clean and had soap and paper towels in both blocks. There are recycling facilities near the entrance and plenty of bins on site.
The staff at reception were really friendly when booking in.
When we arrived here it was rather windy so we decided to pitch in the tenby field at the bottom where it was more sheltered. There were no views of the bay from here unlike the top of the field which had lovely views.
We were one of only about 6 tents pitched in that field. The winds really picked up later on and we spent a very scary night in gale force winds. At daylight the next day we got up to see that two tents nearest to us were destroyed!
I wasn't keen on the open style toilets as they were draughty and had quite a few spiders camping out there. Also, the mens were deep cleaned everyday whilst the womens were only cleaned once in 4 days. The showers were hot though.
There are some lovely walks from the site, but they are steep and/or uneven and therefore not suitable for all.
It is close to Tenby, Saundersfoot etc. There is a spar type shop nearby and a nice butchers in Saundersfoot.
Just spent a week at Trevayne Farm and had a great time.
On arrival, the staff weere friendly and helpful. We were told to pitch wear we liked in Tenby field provided we left 5 metres between pitches. This seemed to work really well with everyone nicely spaced even though it was busy.
The new toilet/shower block was excellent but being open to the elements took some getting used to. Toilets and showers were always clean and there was plenty of hot water. The only downside was that you had to keep pushing the button for the showers every few seconds. A slightly longer time would be better.
The beach is well worth the many steps it takes to reach. It is probably the nicest beach in the area.
And I would definitely recommend the bacon and eggs on sale in the shop. So much nicer than supermarket stuff.
On arrival we were given a map and told that we could camp anywhere in the Tenby field provided that we were at least 4 metres away from any other tent.
There was plenty of room when we arrived and we had no problems finding a suitable spot.
Despite the freedom to pitch anywhere, it seemed as though people had organised themselves into rows allowing easy vehicle access to pitches. This worked well until later in the week when a large party arrived and pitched their tents between the rows, they also pitched very close to other tents despite there being plenty of room.
A little more direction from the owners on where to pitch would have helped.
As mentioned by others, this site is quite exposed and can get very windy so you need to make sure that your tent is well pitched and properly pegged down.
The shower block and pot washing facilities in the Tenby field were perfectly adequate but a few more hooks in the shower cubicles would be handy.
The site has apolicy of no noise between 10. 00pm and 8. 00am. This seemed to be very well observed when we were there.
The site shop is small but sells the basics of bread, milk, bacon, eggs, etc. And you can also order your daily newspaper if you wish.
Freezer blocks can be frozen for a charge of 50p.
We didn't visit the nearest beach so can't comment on that but the beach at Saundersfoot has easy access and wasn't too busy.
The Royal Oak in Saundersfoot is good for an evening meal and the staff were friendly towards our two young children. You may need to book in advance at the weekend.
If visiting Tenby, it is worth using the park & ride rather than trying to park in the town itself. It costs £1. 50 for the day and the bus is free.
On balance, this is a good site in a good location.
Lovely quite caravan and campsite, would go again.
The toilet block was spotless cleaned a few times a day the showers were lovely, warm water each time we went up. The ground was great and lovely t set our tent up on.
There is some great walks but not good if you have a pushchair. We did go down some steep steps with my three young children one being a 5month old so had to fold pushchair up to go down but we worth the walk down to this private beach.
There's lots of place's within easy walking distance saunderfoot and tenby. I would recommend this to anyone with young family's or who love walking holidays and want to relax.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
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Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
Baby Changing Facilities 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <1 mile 
Wild Swimming <1 mile 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
No Golf 
No Tennis 
Beach <1 mile 
No Watersports 
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Sea Views 
Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
I've just returned from a lovely stay at Trevayne Farm. 
