Beautiful 2 bedroom caravan, holiday park Tenby

HOTEL OVERVIEW

Look, I’ll be honest – when I first heard “caravan in Tenby,” I wasn’t exactly expecting much. But this place on Devonshire Drive completely changed my mind about what holiday park accommodations can actually be. It’s one of those finds that makes you feel a bit smug, you know? Like you’ve discovered something most people walk right past.

The two bedrooms are genuinely spacious – I mean, we’re not talking luxury hotel suite here, but there’s actually room to move around without bumping into each other every five minutes. What really got me was how thoughtfully everything’s been set up. The kitchen has proper equipment (not those flimsy holiday rental utensils that break when you look at them), and honestly, the whole place feels like someone who actually uses it decided what to include. There’s decent WiFi too, which isn’t always a given in Pembrokeshire – learned that the hard way on previous trips. The holiday park itself is surprisingly well-maintained; I was expecting more of that slightly run-down seaside vibe, but the grounds are actually quite pleasant for evening walks.

Here’s what sold me on the location though – you’re close enough to Tenby’s South Beach that you can hear the waves on quiet nights, but far enough from the town center chaos that you won’t have groups of teenagers stumbling past your window at 2 AM. The drive into town takes maybe eight minutes, and there’s always parking available back at the caravan, which anyone who’s tried to park in Tenby during summer will tell you is worth its weight in gold. I actually preferred staying here to being right in the thick of things because you get the best of both worlds – easy access to Tenby’s restaurants and that gorgeous harbour, but you can retreat somewhere peaceful when the day-trippers get overwhelming. The walk along the coastal path from nearby Waterwynch Beach is absolutely stunning too, especially in the early morning when the light hits the cliffs just right. Well, assuming you’re up for a bit of hiking – it’s not exactly a gentle stroll, but the views are worth every step.