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Just returned from this great site in the second week of the school holidays. Having read the various reviews we wonder if we actually went to the same site. We never had any problems with the number of showers or toilets, the site was spotless and quiet for the school holidays perhaps we were lucky.
Our only negative comment relates to the need to have a key to use the toilet and shower block, this meant that our young daughter could not go to the toilet unaccompanied as she was too short to reach the lock.
The Country Park is fantastic and never used the car from the moment we arrived to the moment we left. Yes there is noise from the planes but never considered it to be a problem. We are booked in again for the October half term and our kids cannot wait to go back, having had their ”Best holiday ever.
Just spent 4 nights here, the last two with our grandchildren. We will be returning.
Typical caravan club site, but I would say one of their better sites, well laid out, clean spacious pitches. The toilet block, all be it the only one never seemed to be full and was always spotlessly clean and toastie warm. The wardens were helpful. Small children's play area on site, my only moan would be that there wasn't a play area for toddlers
The site is just outside the main gates of Pendine Country Park which has lots to do for everyone. Great cycling and walking for adults, the place and caravan site is teeming with widlife and birdlife.
The Millennium cycle path is within a few hundred yards of the camp gates, from here the Celtic trail runs across Wales with cycle tracks and detours to suit all abilities.
There is a shop in Pendine wich seemed to have a little of everything, 5 mins by car 10 mins by bike. Furter into Bury Port there was a well stocked supermarket. We had a great meal in the Neptune in Bury Port on our first day and another good meal in the Ship Aground in Pendine layer in the week. Be aware that during the winter the opening times are limited with most pubs shut by 2pm. There is a great fish and chip shop in Bury Port, we bought great cod and chips and ate it at one of the picnic sites on the millennium path while watching a stunning autumn sunset.
The RAF practice low flying over Pendine during the week so aircraft noise can be an issue, we were more impressed by the free ariel acrobatic show than annoyed. The weekends were quiet.
A stunning site with plenty to do if you appreciate the outdoors, However I could see it could be tedious if you don't like cracking scenery, out door 'things' and need a shop within 200 yards to survive. Most people on site seemed to enjoying themselves and clearly many return again and again
We have been using this site for 15 years and have always found it spotless and up to caravan club usual standard. We go there specifically to walk dogs on the beach which you have always been able to do at pembrey end, only 2 miles but not enough for some people it would seem On entering the park be careful not to see the sign the size of a small house, directing you to the ski slope and 2 cafe's the one is just up the road opposite the 18 hole pitch & putt golf course, just brilliant.
Good location for a large country park good for walking,cycling.
A few points the cc need to address.4 showers each in mens & ladies with 2 further ones each a little harder to find in the annex as it is called is just not enough for the size of site.
Low flying jets are a real pain from tues to fri,seem to fly in a large circle all day going right over the site
All in all a average cc site, some pitches were a bit cramped & one we will not be returning to after leaving 4 days early on a 2 week holiday.
Just returned from 2 weeks at this site, very clean, the wardens were very helpful,nothing was too much trouble. Sellers came around the site selling milk, eggs,fresh juice, bread, cakes etc, I know that you are quite a way from all the big supermarkets but it was a ride out into llanelli and look at all the shops on the complex quite a good variety a good morrisons. I know that there is limited things to do but we went into the country park, onto the beach and toboggan ride, we took my daughter and her 2 grandchildren 2 and 6 they had a great time riding round the site on their bikes they have a speed limit of 5 mph so the children were safe they loved the parks. We did have bad weather the first week but in between showers all the children were out playing. If you want plenty of things on site to do then this site is not for you you, I don't like sites that have clubs etc on but each to there own taste. We would definitely go again, the only down side to it is the launderette only 2 washing machines and the dryer, well forget it, it did not dry the clothes, we gave up and went into Burry Port and used the launderette there. If you have a bike then take it with you my husband and the kids had theirs and so did everyone else. I am not a biker but I think that I would like one to go around the country park much easier, not that it is too far to walk, it is a nice stroll and the beach is massive. Lovely indian restaurant just up the road that does take away, chip shop in Burry Port Barries I think it was called fantastic.
Arriving on the Sunday about 12 o'clock we didn't have a lot of trouble finding a suitable pitch and we chose a hardstanding quite near the entrance barrier. The site itself is well laid out with the country park and forest bordering. The nearest supermarket was about 2 miles away in Kidwelly but merchants do call with milk, bread and on weekends, papers too. The reception also stocks milk, ice cream and sweets. There is only one toilet bock but there are two sections to it. This might not seem a lot but there were very rarely any queues. The facilities are spotlessly clean and warm. The Wardens were very friendly and not in the least bit officious. Having a continental caravan was no problem. There is plenty to do in the Park and there are walks and cycle rides in abundance. This site is a great base to explore Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. We visited St Davids (1 and 1/2hr drive) Oakwood theme park (about 1 hr) Tenby(45 mins) Pembroke (1hr) Carmarthen(20 mins). Laugharne isn't far neither is Pendine, Mumbles and the Gower. On our last night we went looking for a Chip Shop and found Joseph's in Burry Port to be excellent.
Typical CC site but nothing nearby. The park does have a ski slope and bar/cafe, pitch & putt course but I could not find them. Nothing too much to get excited about but peaceful if that is what you want. Large area for tents but too far away from shops / town etc
We stayed at this site for one weekend only and certainly would never return. The location is good and the facilities are o.K. A few basics can be obtained from the site office (milk, sweets, ice cream etc.) The nearest shop is about two miles away (Burry Port).
We have just spent another weekend at Pembrey having stayed here on many occasions. As one would imagine, it was quiet here for the time of year with older clientèle being the majority. The facilities were as always spotless and nice and warm. Even though it was out of season, it was pleasant to see so much open in the area. I recommend The Pavilion Café along the Millennium Coastal Path which does a real hearty breakfast and the Chippy in Bury Port which did the most amazing portion of chips! Enjoy.
Visited for a week at the end of July, great weather for 4 days, not so good for 3. Agree with most other reviews, nice site, lovely location with a stunning huge beach, & the country park with lots to do.
Definite walking & cycling country this. A lovely walk into Burry Port took about 1/2 hr, where there is a small harbour, & a few shops in the town. There are cycle trails & walks through out the forest, & it is easy to get lost! Visited Kidwelly castle just up the road, Aberdulais falls in Neath, which was slightly disapointing I thought, & had a very scenic drive over the Black mountains, with some very pretty views, waterfalls & streams.
Definitely a site for young families, it was peak period & got the impression lots of families come here regularly.
Not a site for peace & quiet at these times, most kids use the site roads as racetracks on their bikes, right up to dark, a couple of mornings we were woken as early as 8 by low flying RAF Hawks, which use the far end of the beach as bomb practice (so I was told), & at times their noise was a bit over intrusive, as they do come round at various times of day.
The park entrance is right behind a few pitches, & during busy periods, the constant stream of traffic in & out, esp the local 'boy racers' at night, can also be heard. Being used to 'quieter' sites, made it more noticeable to us, but I guess others on the site may of been totally unaware ? Only one washblock, but never had to queue.
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No Tents 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No 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 
Baby Changing Facilities 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <10 miles 
Bar <10 miles 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <10 miles 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
Cycle Hire On Site 
Golf On Site 
No Tennis 
Beach <1 mile 
Watersports <5 miles 
Boat Launch / Mooring <5 miles 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <5 miles
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
Just returned from this great site in the second week of the school holidays. Having read the various reviews we wonder if we actually went to the same site. We never had any problems with the number of showers or toilets, the site was spotless and quiet for the school holidays perhaps we were lucky.
