Oasis Camping

Really nice food and bar service. Pool table and sometimes live music.

4 weeks ago · via Google

Plenty of space for 20++ tents.If you expect premier inn, than this is not for you. Toilets are clened daily, and decent stage, hot water all the time. Normal breakfast like everywhere else. Wifi available, but restricted during the night. Vodafone signal is 3lines with 4g, so no issue for me. The 10£ fee that other reviews said, is mentioned on the website.

4 years ago · via Google

Before I go on, I have to say that we are not the fussy types. We are perfectly happy with simple basics. But here that was too much to ask. I'll start with the pros, the list is much shorter. It was very quiet (almost totally empty actually) and the staff and people I met in the bar were very friendly. The water in the shower is hot, and lots of pressure. Oh, and the sign at the entrance looks inviting. But that's where it ends. The reception was not open, but a phone number was given. This didn't work, as no foreign numbers could be accepted (we were over from Germany). Finally booked in, we visited the washhouse. Disgusting is the only word that fits. Cobwebs, mold, rust, and toilets with excrement all over, including on the seats. This remained so for the three days we were there, so no cleaner present. This applied to the ladies AND the men's. Washbasins, equally gopping, with no plugs, and taps that only work when you hold your hand in front of them. Makes shaving a lot of fun. Unsafe looking wiring where you look. I have photos of it all, but I don't want to put you off your dinner. Free WiFi was good...except the entry code we were given didn't work, and no-one was around to give us the correct one. The "pitches" were in a field so sloped that no ramp could help. If you see the sign for Oasis Camping (probably the best looking part of the place) DON'T STOP! Pedal to the metal, and out of there!

2 years ago · via Google

I think the dreadful reviews that Oasis Camping have received are unjustified. I own a small campervan and stayed last weekend (July 14th/15th). Yes, it’s a little on the basic side but perfectly adequate and a bargain at the price. There are two very roomy showers plus a third within the ladies toilet area. All of which were perfectly clean and had excellent HOT showers within. There are separate toilets for ladies and gents (ladies very clean with plenty of paper - can’t vouch for the men’s). There’s an undercover area for washing up, with a bin and again, very hot water. There’s a further bin at the entrance to the toilet/shower block and a large skip a few metres away. There’s EHU in the field should you require it or middle pitches, if you do not. All with amazing countryside views. Pitches are not allocated so you can take your pick (which, in my mind, is better than being allocated a naff spot). Yes, most of them are sloping somewhat but this is Wales, so that’s to be expected. I visited the clubhouse one evening which had a bar & pool table. Yes, it was dated, but Carl (the bartender) was extremely pleasant and helpful, as was one of the regulars who assisted me with the wifi. This site is on a bus route into beautiful Tenby (bus stop literally right outside) and also very near access to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. The only 2 things that I could grumble about was (A) the dodgy wifi in the field (but, for those prices, who can complain about no wifi..?) and (B) the high winds (which, even on a bad day, I would not blame on the campsite). On arrival, reception was closed but the owner soon arrived who, to me, was delightful, well-spoken, friendly and helpful. I was very happy with my stay and would definitely return if I was in this area again.

3 years ago · via Google