Sunnyvale Caravan Park

Sunnyvale Holiday Park sits tucked into the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park - peaceful, flower-filled, lined with trees that've been there longer than most of the families who return year after year. Fifty-three comfortable caravans scattered across well-kept lawns. Nothing overdone. Just a place that knows what it's for.

A mile from Saundersfoot's beach. Close enough that you can smell the salt air from the decking. Far enough that the sound you wake to is birdsong, not traffic.

The kids disappear into the heated indoor pool before you've unpacked. You find them later in the games room, or tearing around the outdoor play area with children they met twenty minutes ago but will remember for years. That's how it works here.

Evenings, there's live entertainment at the Stars clubhouse - the kind of venue where families actually sit together, where someone's dad gets up to sing and nobody minds. The bar serves drinks. The takeaway sorts dinner when you can't be bothered. The mini-market has what you forgot to bring.

It's not trying to be a resort. It's trying to be a base, for beach days in Saundersfoot, for the ten-minute drive to Tenby's harbour and cobbled streets, for coastal walks where the cliffs drop away and Pembrokeshire spreads out like it's showing off.

Pet-friendly, because holidays aren't holidays if the dog's in kennels looking betrayed.

If you're after nightclubs and all-day animation teams, this isn't it. If you're after a place where you can actually relax, where the days feel longer because you're not rushing, where the hardest decision is beach first or pool first -then maybe it is.

Saundersfoot's harbour. Tenby's pastel houses. Coastal paths that make you forget what day it is. And at the end of it, a caravan with your name on it, a hot tub if you've booked right, and the kind of tired that comes from saltwater and sunshine.

Some places just feel right.