The emergency services have been praised after an early hours of the morning blaze ripped through a caravan business.

On-duty police officers raised the alarm after spotting flames rising into the night sky when they drove past Right Price Caravans at Carew Airfield shortly before 1 am on Friday.

Four fire appliances, two each from Tenby and Pembroke Dock, rushed to the scene.

"The fire brigade did a really really good job," said Nigel Edwards, of Right Price Caravans, this week.

"I thank them 100 per cent for what they did," he added.

Mr. Edwards said the fire caused in excess of £40,000 worth of damage, with 10 touring caravans being damaged, as well as a log cabin which was used as an office.

Fortunately, no-one was injured.

The business re-opened on Sunday.

Police have confirmed that an investigation has commenced in conjunction with the fire service and anyone who was in the area and may have seen anything suspicious, should contact Tenby police on 101.