The website makes it look and sound lovely. Here's what the font say or exaggerate…read more1. On a steep hill 2. At least 20 min walk to beach then a further 20 minutes to Tenby NOT WHAT IT IMPLIES 3. Free WiFi I didn't pick up all weekend 4. We as a motor home had to park at the less steep part which was 20ft from a reflectively busy road so constant traffic noise 5. The people that run the site aren't the owners. Lady was very pleasant man was very dismissive 6. Toilet and showers where do I start!!!!! EWWWW!!! Desperately needs updating in fact knocking down and rebuilding would be easier and I think there was only 1 toilet and 2 showers in the men's so be prepared to queue in the morning. I think there's a lot of people who keep caravans there so obviously some people like it but I can assure I will not be recommending it to anyone and will never go back. So Penally Court Farm you have potential but don't tell lies on your website and for pity sake at £25 a night do something about the cleaning, showering and toilet facilities

A nice caravan park but can be extremely busy…read more It is also more expensive than others around the area but the onsite facilities are great. It's also nice being on the beach - you can walk into Tenby (via south beach). Its a long old walk accross the sand - but worth it to avoid parking charges in Tenby itself!! Its a lovely walk too.

Tenby Cottages a new site but already had 4 rental holiday homes on it. It's good that they chose…read moreto have a range of prices and guest numbers so there'll be something for all groups looking to visit this great Welsh sea side town. They're looking for more house to list at the moment. I've already booked a place to stay this winter with them and it was so easy to do.

Saint Teresa's is a delightful gothic guesthouse, restaurant and tearoom. This unique guesthouse is…read morelocated directly opposite Tenby's famous five arches gate house and just a 3 minute walk from the golden sands of the south beach. Geoff and Linda Williams recently moved from Lampeter to take over the old convent t the resort's South Parade. It has been transformed into a desirable, sought after bed and breakfast in Tenby that will meet the demands of even the discerning of guests, whatever the requirements. Located within the heart of Tenby, a vibrant seaside town which boasts many luxury boutiques, art and craft galleries, cafes and excellent restaurants.