Cottages

The two holiday units, the Barn & the Hayloft sleep six and two people respectively. On one side they open onto the old farmyard with parking and on the other onto a secluded garden area with grass & trees. Garden furniture is provided, this is a safe area for children, with swings and a rope ladder.
 
 
 
 
General Information
 
 
Walks down the lane along the side of our grounds, an old drovers’ track, are delightful when the ground is dry but you need boots when its wet. Dogs should be kept under control and during the lambing season we advise you to put them on a lead.
 
Our donkey, Jasper, lives at the bottom of the farmyard, in the company of nesting swallows in the summer. He will probably make the loudest noise you’ll hear during your stay! He will appreciate any over-ripe fruit or fresh organic veg, but don’t feed him anything else please. Jazz, our Labrador, welcomes everyone. Our cockerel on the roof of the Hayloft,has no bad habits & warns us of changes in the weather.
 
 
• The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park – the only coastal national park in the U.K.- is nearby, with some of the most beautiful scenery in Europe. Walking – coast or inland – is excellent.
• Many outdoor activities such as horseriding, cycling, coasteering, canoeing, diving etc. are catered for in the area & there are boat trips to the Pembrokeshire islands with their teeming bird life & glimpses of seals & dolphins.
• There are many good local resturants, friendly pubs & a range of takeaways. Our own organic produce is available in season.
• The Arts are well represented. Many artists & craftsmen live & work in the area so there are studios & galleries to visit. And plenty of music of all sorts from folk to jazz to classical & church music
• The Stena ferries to Ireland sail from Fishguard Harbour.