Haven Lydstep Beach Village

Mid Oct visit so expectedly quiet. They offer this as dog friendly site...not really because you cannot leave a dog unattended in a caravan,(quite rightly) But if you choose to go near the main complex they will put you in a dreary room away from as many people and facilities as possible...could not get a drink if you were on your own.need someone to hold the dog. Not really dog friendly.. If you take your dog go when it is warm as you are better off sitting outside.

So three chiefs walked out during the one week we stayed here, the beds are like sleeping on marshmallows. The location is perfect, the beach secluded, low light pollution means on clear nights the milky way is clearly visible, internet connection is only in reception or the club house. In general the staff are a happy bunch who are well informed about the area and the sessions we booked onto were informative and fun. The pool is a little on the small side, but great for toddlers or those learning to swim. The bar was disappointing, lots of out of stock items, food was cheap, but not in price. The tables sticky every night. Children's entertainment was full of participation. Other home owners were friendly, lots of parking. I would gladly go again.

Not really a public beach as it backs onto a Haven site. But you can walk along the Pembroke Coastal path into the bay. Not aware of being able to get refreshments on the beach. Good views out seaward. If you fancy food/drinks come out of the site turn right and a couple of hundred meters is Bobbleton farm and coffee shop. Great place to stop over.

We booked an accessible caravan after just having an operation. Two beds, both remote, big open shower Units low and easy decking for wheelchair. Amazing sea views. We felt it was too far away from the amenities you have to drive every time. Big van, it's very narrow to park you can but good driving skills. Cars, no problem. Beach there is access . Popular with people who have jet ski and do body boarding. It's a bay, so not and wave big enough. It says no dogs on half the beach, but no one applies to the rules. I never saw one dog mess anywhere, so people are very responsible picking it up. The beach isn't big enough. I feel dogs should use all the beach as it is so quiet anyway. The weather was around 23C, so it was a perfect quiet beach. The club is dog friendly in the one half and outside, which was so lovely to see. Club house is somewhat small and filled up fast, and we went on the weekend. Think the place inside needs on the window ledges a good clean and cobwebs we spotted. Tables feel sticky with whatever cleaning stuff they use but are very good at washing the tablets. We had food, and it was ok. The shrimp batter was so tiny and burnt . The pinni we had was French stick but was amazing. The monzerlla and meat balls deal with free drinks for two. Staff is very friendly . There was a man vaping inside playing bingo, and staff saw him and chatted with a woman but ignored it. That was bad in my eyes.. But overall, it's a lovely site.