This website offers affordable, comfortable self catering accommodation at Freshwater Bay Holiday Village in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park - a very beautiful part of Wales.
The website also suggests lots of places to visit and things to do in Pembrokeshire.
Why Stay at Freshwater Bay Holiday Village?
- Freshwater Bay Holiday Village is in a fantastic setting. From the photo above you can see that it is very close to a beautiful sandy beach and the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. (Nowadays a holiday village would not be allowed to be built in such an idyllic spot in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park!) Freshwater Bay Holiday Village is also known at Trewent Park.
- No need to travel from your accommodation to the coast - you're already here.
- Handy for Tenby, Pembroke and the many attractions of South Pembrokeshire
- Affordable accommodation
- A quiet location, not over-commercialised
- Suitable for families, couples and individuals
Why choose to stay with Pembrokeshire Wales Coastal Holidays?
- Local and friendly: Jenny and her sister Vanessa own and run this little business together, and live just up the road. So they are close at hand if you need anything and will do their best to make your stay comfortable and enjoyable.
- They have refurbished all of their holiday properties with personal touches to provide comfortable and homely accommodation. They have also upgraded them so they have more facilities than many others within the holiday village; including freezers, 32" flat screen TV’s and WiFi. Please click this link to see photos of the accommodation
- The holiday homes are in good locations within the holiday village;
- Reasonable prices which include WiFi, bed linen, electricity and parking. High chair and travel cot available at no extra charge. Discounts offered for couples, longer stays and repeat bookings
- Excellent feedback. Lots of returning visitors.
- Available all year round.
Why Visit Pembrokeshire?
- Stunning coastline and countryside.
- Beautiful Beaches.
- Pembrokeshire Islands and wildlife.
- Clean sea air and a mild climate.
- Castles, theme parks, gardens, arts and crafts and attractive towns to visit. (Check out the Pembrokeshire Guide for ideas of things to see and do.)
- Great for outdoor activities - Walking, cycling, fishing, golf, surfing, climbing, boating, coasteering and other outdoor adventures.
- Lots of places to eat out, many serving delicious local produce.
- Consistently voted one of the best places to visit in the world.
To find out about activities and attractions in the area follow these links: Animal Fun Art and Craft Beaches Beauty Spots Castles and Heritage Cycling Family Fun Fishing Food and Drink Gardens Golf Horse Riding Islands and Boat Trips Driving Activities Nature Outdoor Adventure Shopping Towns and Villages Walking
A Few of the Popular Beauty Spots:
Tenby Harbour - Tenby is a traditional seaside resort with colourful Georgian buildings inside medieval town walls
Barafundle Bay - voted one of the top ten beaches in the world and one of the best picnic sites.
The Green Bridge of Wales - spectacular scenery along the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path includes this natural limestone arch
Pembroke Castle - Pembroke Castle is an impressive Norman Castle built over a huge natural cavern called Wogan. Birthplace to King Henry VII.
