We have just returned from St Davids, spending 11 nights at this lovely site with beautiful views over open countryside and hills. The facilities are excellent; the toilet block is the cleanest we have seen and the wardens and staff are very friendly. The addition of Radio 2 playing in the toilet block was a nice touch. The Rooks and Jackdaws on the site can be noisy if you are pitched close to their nesting site, but we got used to them after a while. The only criticism we had was that mobile phone coverage (we are with O2/Tesco) was extremely limited for making and receiving calls. This is obviously not the fault of the site, but with no data coverage either the provision of Wifi facilities by the Caravan Club should surely be a priority. We had to go into St Davids to make calls and/or access Wifi facilities and a number of cafes and restaurants provide free access. The immaculately clean blue-flag beach at Whitesands Bay, popular with surfers, is only a short walk away and there is another beautiful beach at Newgale on the A487 road from St Davids to Haverfordwest. St Davids itself is well worth a visit; as well as the Cathedral it also has a good mix of restaurants, cafes, galleries and shops. The 'Oriel Y Parc' visitor information centre was particularly good, with an arts and crafts exhibition, small shop and an excellent cafe/restaurant with free Wifi. For the more adventurous and nature lovers, there are daily boat trips offshore and to Ramsey Island offered by various operators. The nearest big town, Haverfordwest, is about 15 miles away and is worth a trip for supplies, particularly as the only supermarket in St Davids is not the best. We also enjoyed trips out to Fishguard, Cardigan, Tenby and Solva. Overall, this is a lovely site which we would recommend to anyone who enjoys beautiful scenery together with a bit of culture.