What was great?
Location location location!!! Amazing place, great views, minimal facilities keep the crowds away and the campsite is never allowed to become anywhere even close to crowded. Pitches are not marked out and it is informal and friendly. The campsite owners are lovely people, and make sure that people stick to the (very few) rules. I love the fact the nearest shop is 5 or 6 miles away, others may not find it a good thing, but if you want to really get away from it all, and don't mind 'roughing it' a bit, this site is perfect. You make your own entertainment here, and the location allows plenty of places to explore and enjoy without using the car. The coastal cruiser picks up from outside the campsite, and drops off at various locations nearby such as Stack Rocks and St Govans Chapel. All the local beaches are dog friendly, and it is easy to get away from the crowds. Lots to do locally, 6 miles away is Pembroke, for shopping, post office and tourist info, as well as the Castle right in the middle. Tenby is not far but gets very busy and I avoid it, ditto Saundersfoot which is very crowded near the harbour during the holidays. Oakwood theme park is not far either and is a good idea if you check before you pay that all the major rides are working !!! The reptile experience at Pembroke Dock is very good, and good value for money. The pub in Bosherston village (St Govan's Inn) is excellent, and popular, booking recommended. The Chinese takeaway in Pembroke, opposite the car park is also very good. Stackpole estate including the famous lily ponds is a much bigger area than I imagined it to be and includes lots of woods with footpaths in all directions as well as the footpaths around the enormous lily ponds which lead to the back of the beach eventually. Local beaches include Freshwater West and East, Angle, Manorbier, Swanlake Bay, Lydstep Caverns and obviously Broadhaven South. Many tiny coves (some are un-named) are waiting to be discovered from the campsite, and it is only about 20 -30 minutes walk to Barafundle Bay too. (note about this campsite - There are toilet facilities at Trefalen Farm, but no showers, except for the cold shower in the carpark by the National Trust toilet block. Also you need to take your own toilet roll!!! There is a sink for washing up outside the toilet block, and a facility for emptying portable camping loos. There are other taps with drinking water, around the various camping fields, and a freezer for ice blocks that go in cool bags near the farmhouse, BUT THAT IS ALL THE FACILITIES). The campsite owners are always available and will answer any questions about the area, and know the area inside out and back to front, and they are perfect hosts. Booking in advance is recommended during school holidays especially bank holiday weekends.

Even better if....
I love it just the way it is. ( I have been back about 6 or 7 times now, and will be back next year too.)