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Got back from Creampots yesterday and was gutted to leave after such a lovely time. Pembrokeshire was gorgeous. We went out every day but still didn't see it all - visited Barafundle, Marloes Sands, Nolton Haven, Pembroke Castle, Folly Farm and Tenby's Dinosaur Park - much of it on the recommendation of the lovely owner of Creampots. The site itself was lovely - never seen a site mowed so beautifully and kept very clean and tidy. However as a single parent camper with a five and six year old the best part was the space in the camping field for the kids to have a run around as tents are only allowed to pitch around the edge. The only criticism is that by luck I bagsied the best pitch on the field I think but when I asked if I could book it again next year I couldn't because you can't reserve specific pitches. Brilliant site and def recommended - especially for little ones.
We had a lovely stay here, the owners of the park were very welcoming and helpful when we made any enquiries. The site is just a short drive from a fantastic beach, where parking was always available. The facilities are regularly cleaned and well looked after. Lovely area if your looking for something a little less commercialised. The only thing missing for us was maybe a play area for the children, otherwise fantastic
We have just arrived back home from a lovely 4 night stay at Creampots campsite, near Broad Haven, Pembrokeshire. This was our first camping holpday in the region, having holidayed in Cornwall for many years. This is a charming and very well maintained site. It is quiet, intimate and spotless. We were made to feel welcome straight away by Ros, John and Jack the dog!
Nearby Haverfordwest is an interesting town, with well known highstreet shops and cafes, Tesco extra, Indian and Chinese takeaways. However, the main attractions are the many beaches and coastal paths. Tenby is a must, Broad Haven, Little Haven close by, Newgale for the surfers, walk from Oriel y Park visitors centre St David's down to Cae'r Fai and on the coastal path to Porth Clais and back into St David's to see the Cathedral. Walk to magical Barafundle beach. Newport and its sail boats, cottages and Castle Inn for lovely food and service. Are we going back to Cornwall next year?.
Excellent site in a fabulous location. The owners made us feel really welcome. The site was immaculate. The toilet block wasn't the most modern but was very clean and presentable. It is only small but we never had to queue even though the site was quite full. Pitches are mostly hard standings with water and waste close at hand.
Broad haven is a gem. Great beach for the kids with all the shops and pubs you will need!
We highly recommend this site to anyone. It was very quiet by night, which we always look for as we have small children. We will certainly put this on our list for a regular visit.
Been camping for 35 years. Never been to a cleaner site in UK. Good service, only left cos needed to sort out head injury. They are looking after my tent. Live in pem/dock. But will use site again for base to cycle north pembs. Pitches level & well maintained, showers spotless toilets too. Broad haven close by for shops, bars, & great beach. Nice and quite looking forward to going back. Very fair cost too.
What a wonderful place to stay! Perfect in every way - great facilities - clean, modern, very pleasant indeed. Used the laundry, too, everything worked. The whole site is immaculate, and we have no hesitation to recommending it to anybody. Especially good if you are going to visit St Davids, and Skomar and areas like that. Broad Haven and the coast are beautiful, too. Very peaceful campsite/caravan site, and the owners are very helpful and friendly: we would go back there tomorrow if we lived nearer! Still hope to return again another year, as it's just such a pleasant countryside place to be, and so peaceful. Thank you, Creampots, you are everything a caravan site should be. (Especially peaceful for Santa Claus to have a summer break!)
The toilet/shower/washing up building is also very good. There was always plenty of very hot water for washing up and the showers are good. Drinking water is available from a tap on the outside of the building.
The camping field is very large and is nice and flat. The field had a nice covering of grass and the soil was stone free so the pegs went in easily and didn't pull out despite the gale force wind on our first night! Tents are pitched around the perimeter, some of the pitches (with electric?) are marked. During our stay there were only half a dozen other tents. We didn't need electric so we could pitch where we liked. The middle of the field is kept free for kids to play. Our two loved the freedom to run about and it was easy to keep an eye on them. There were lots of kids playing all having a great time.
In the local area - Broad Haven has a great beach and has a pub, shop (usual sort of supplies you get in the small local supermarket chains Londis/Nisa type), chip shop, gift shop, take away, restaurant.
- Little Haven was very pretty and has a couple of pubs and cafe.
- Haverfordwest for supermarket etc. If you like a curry the Taj Mahal is excellent.
To sum up - this is a great site, child friendly, was nice and quiet at night. If we come back to this area will certainly come back here.
What a lovely site, small yet with much bigger pitches than a much larger site we stayed on in July.
The owners were friendly and extremely helpful, even apologising for the atrocious weather we had, which they really couldn't do anything about.
The site is in an excellent position for traveling to local attractions and amazing beaches, my only negative thought would be that if the site was busier (quiet during our stay due to awful weather) the limited number of showers may cause queues.
Our 5 yr old daughter loved this site and it was safe enough for her to learn to ride her bike and then ride around on her own.
Even though we really did have bad weather (tent nearly blew away several times) we all want to go back.
We visited this site during August and had a really wonderful time, so much so that we have rebooked for this year. We stayed with our 9 year old son and our friends who had a 9 and 10 year old.
The owners were so helpful and went out of their way to help. The tent field was really great, with big, spacious pitches all around the edge, with loads of space for children to play in the middle. There's no playground but it really wasn't needed with the huge field where the kids played in safety.
The showers were basic but totally adequate and the owners were always cleaning them.
The site is quiet and peaceful and we had a really relaxing time.
Broad Haven is lovely, with a couple of nice cafes. There is a great pub in Little Haven called The Castle which does fab food. Broad Haven is just a mile down the road but it's a narrow road with no pavement so be careful if walking. There is a car park in Broad Haven and in Little Haven, both pay and display.
Nearby Newgale beach was absolutely fantastic, even on a hot day in August (yes, there were a few. !)there was miles and miles of space and the kids played in the water for hours.
We also visited Tenby, Dale (for a sea-fishing trip - not so pleasant for those of us without sea legs but the scenery was lovely), and Carmarthen for the cinema multiplex on a rainy day - a bit of a drive but worth it.
Haverfordwest is close by and has a huge Tesco, but don't overlook the local convenience store in Broad Haven which has a good selection of basics.
We went to Heatherton which was good as you only pay for the activities you use and we played mini-golf, archery, shooting and did the very scary but totally fantastic zip wire.
Overall, a really special site with great owners and a beautiful part of the world with so much to do. We can't wait to return.
Had a lovely time at Creampots. Great location and Ros and hubby are very friendly. Toilets are immaculately clean. Ros could be spotted at all times of the day polishing the sinks - even found her at 10pm cleaning them. Could do with more than two showers - having said that, I only waited once in 4 days and even then didn't wait long. It's a great location and the beaches in that area are breathtaking. My hubby and I were comparing them to ones we'd seen in Goa and Greece! Can't believe I've got to 49 without visiting this area of outstanding beauty.
We chose this site based on the reviews on UKCampsite.co.uk and we were not disappointed, we were put in the back camping field where the pitches were clearly marked out, the site is ideal for young families and our 3 year old boy and 7 y ear old girl made friends very quickly.
We stayed for a week, and the weather was not fantastic but the field didn't suffer although it took a serious drenching the day before we arrived. The facilities were very clean and showers were good (didn't need to queue) however the camping site was only half full. Spoke to John a few times, very friendly guy.
The reasons to choose Creampots:
1. Great level pitches, well groomed.
2. Good clean facilities
3. Quiet site, no big surfer type parties (good for young families).
Immaculate site, great facilities, washing machine, tumble dryer. 2 showers for men and 2 showers for the women, sometimes had to queue but only for a matter of minutes and really wasn't a problem, it's great to have free hot showers.
Site is really lovely and quiet and so well kept.
Once the owners direct you to your pitch they leave you to enjoy your holiday but are always there and always around should you need anything. We didn't need anything, as it really was perfect.
Owners are lovely too.
We spent 2 weeks here (2 adults and 2 children) it is central to so much, fantastic beach of Broad Haven about 1. 5 miles away, 4 miles from Haverfordwest. Approx 30 mins away from a lot of good places, ie: Tenby / Saundersfoot, St David's and Folly Farm (great for kids), but with it's own beautiful beach of Broad Haven and Little Haven next door and a bit of good weather you really don't need to go anywhere else, we got lucky for the best part of our holiday and had some lovely hot sunny weather. Cant wait to return next year, really can't.
It's about 3 years since we had a caravan on this site, and we returned this year with a trailer tent - much to the amusement of Ros and John! So much work has been carried out since we last visited. More hardstandings, access lanes etc. The site is immaculate.
The facilities are great, and despite there being only 2 showers for ladies, it's a pleasure to use the amenity block - free hot water, a place to sit and do make up, hair drying and straightening etc. Bliss. Even a laundry if needed.
Good washng up facilities, never had anything but hot water during our stay. We love it!
On first impressions, Cream pots looked a very well-kept campsite. This opinion stayed the same throughout our entire week-long stay. The grass was of very high quality, and the soil made it extremely easy to push in/out pegs.
The toilet block was kept clean, and the showers were of good quality. However, as a suggestion, more showers would prove beneficial.
The campsite was in a very good walking spot, with picturesque views over Broad Haven. I found a good for my daily run too!
Would recommend to all - hopefully we will come back next year!
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No 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 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <5 miles 
Bar <5 miles 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <5 miles 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
Wild Swimming <5 miles 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
No Golf 
No Tennis 
Beach <5 miles 
Watersports <5 miles 
Boat Launch / Mooring <5 miles 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
No Dog Walk 
Got back from Creampots yesterday and was gutted to leave after such a lovely time. Pembrokeshire was gorgeous. We went out every day but still didn't see it all - visited Barafundle, Marloes Sands, Nolton Haven, Pembroke Castle, Folly Farm and Tenby's Dinosaur Park - much of it on the recommendation of the lovely owner of Creampots. The site itself was lovely - never seen a site mowed so beautifully and kept very clean and tidy. However as a single parent camper with a five and six year old the best part was the space in the camping field for the kids to have a run around as tents are only allowed to pitch around the edge. The only criticism is that by luck I bagsied the best pitch on the field I think but when I asked if I could book it again next year I couldn't because you can't reserve specific pitches. Brilliant site and def recommended - especially for little ones. 
