TOUR ESSENTIALS
WAY TO GO
From the east, the easiest way is along the M4 until it ends at Pont Abraham Services. The good-quality road continues as the A48, and the route is dual-carriageway all the way to Carmarthen.
From there, it was the dual-carriageway A40 to the St Clears roundabout, where we forked left onto the A477, signposted for Pembroke Dock.
After that, it was single-carriageway roads, but a bit further on, a new stretch of road cuts through lovely countryside, avoiding the previously long, arduous crawl through the villages of Llanddowror and Red Roses.
Just before getting as far as the Kilgetty roundabout, we took a left turn towards Amroth and a couple of miles later, we were driving into Little Kings Holiday Park.
If using sat nav, head for the nearby village of Ludchurch. If travelling from the North or the Midlands, go down the M5 to the M4 and head into Wales over the Severn Bridge, then carry on as above.
WHERE WE STAYED
Little Kings Holiday Park
Little Kings Park, Amroth Road, Ludchurch, Pembrokeshire SA67 8PG
Tel 01834 831 330 littlekings.co.uk
Open March to October
Pitches A total of 66 touring pitches, with a mixture of grass and hardstanding, and including 20 fully serviced pitches
Charges From £45 to £65
Set in glorious Welsh countryside, this immaculate, family-run, 17-acre campsite provides a selection of hardstanding and grass pitches.
If you really want to be spoilt, you can opt for one of the fully serviced pitches, which provide water, waste water drainage and hook-up, on a level hardstanding with stunning views across the rolling countryside.
As a bonus, these pitches are blessed with fine sea views and a picnic bench on a grassy area to one side – what more could you possibly want?
Elsewhere on the site, there are play areas for the children, a football pitch, a dog-walk and a picnic zone.
The main reception block provides a heated indoor pool, as well as a games room and a popular pub, the Tavern.
The reception area also doubles as a small shop for all of your basic needs. Dogs are welcome inside the Tavern, but must be kept on a lead at all times, and visitors should be aware that there are restrictions on where and when your dog is permitted – a list of dates is available on the park’s website.
FOOD AND DRINK
The Smugglers Bar & Grill
smugglers amroth.co.uk
Amroth Arms
Tel 01834 812 480
Dragon Palace dragon-palace.co.uk
Caffè Vista Tel 01834 849 636
On George’s Tel 01834 842 373
FIND OUT MORE
Visit Pembrokeshire
visitpembrokeshire.com
Pembrokeshire motorhome parking
www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk/parking-in-pembrokeshire/motor-homes