Freshwater Bay Holiday Cottages
If you would like to have a holiday with relatives, neighbours or friends why not book more than one cottage so that you can enjoy a holiday away together yet have your own private space to retreat to. Freshwater Bay Holiday Cottages include two adjacent pairs which are particularly suitable for this – Nos 20 and 21 (Anemone and Barnacle) or 40 and 41 (Seashell and Periwinkle).
Pembrokeshire Wales Coastal Holidays has holiday cottages to rent in Freshwater East and Stackpole. Pembrokeshire Wales Coastal Holidays is a small family run business with 6 holiday homes to let at Freshwater Bay Holiday Village, Freshwater East and 1 holiday cottage in Stackpole Village, all in the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
Carl, Daniella and Jenny live locally and so are on hand if you need anything. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch if we can help you with anything. We pride ourselves on providing a local friendly service.
There are lots of beaches, castles, towns and villages, theme parks and National Trust sites to enjoy in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. The area is very popular for outdoor activities such as walking, surfing, fishing, climbing and kayaking.
With a mild climate and clean air it is also a great place to relax and recharge your batteries.
The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is is a most attractive part of Wales with beautiful beaches and stunning coastal scenery which is why it has been designated as a National Park. It is a great playground for outdoor pursuits and has plenty of heritage sites, family attractions and pretty towns and villages. The National Park includes the whole of the Pembrokeshire Coastline plus the upper reaches of the Milford Haven Estuary and the Preseli mountains, so its spectacular landscape includes contrasting rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, wooded estuaries and wild inland hills.
Below is a selection of places to visit and things to do. However we suggest you check out opening times etc before you visit paid attractions as many operate seasonal opening times.
Pembrokeshire is a dream destination for walkers. From short circular walks to the long distance coastal path, there are so many opportunities – beaches, cliffs, woodland, hills, lakes, heritage sites and town walks. Nordic walking is popular and Guided Walks are also available . For more information Read our blog Ideas for Walks in Pembrokeshire …….
The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is a great location for outdoor activities, from simple activities such as walking, swimming and fishing right through to adrenalin adventure activities such as paragliding and kite surfing.
Pembrokeshire is one of the best locations in the UK for surfing, climbing, sea kayaking, coasteering and diving and
if you are a beginner, there are plenty of activity providers where you can book a session with all the equipment provided.
The main islands off the Pembrokeshire Coast are Caldey, Skomer, Skokholm, Ramsey and Grassholm. Caldey is farmed and has a monastery and a peaceful atmosphere, however, the other islands are more rugged and abound with wildlife especially sea bird colonies. They are National Nature Reserves and boat trips are available to or around the islands
Beaches are another big attraction in this area. To find out why read our blog Beaches of Pembrokeshire……………..
Pembrokeshire has an abundance of heritage sites especially well preserved Norman Castles. To find our more read our blog Castles of South Pembrokeshire
There are also prehistoric sites such as a stone circle in North Pembrokeshire and King’s Quoit, a burial site overlooking Manorbier Bay.
Pembrokeshire’s religious heritage includes St David’s Cathedral, St Davids and Lamphey Bishop’s Palaces, a tiny hermit’s chapel nestled in the cliffs at St Govan’s Head, Carew Celtic Cross – and many Norman churches.
In addition to the beautiful natural attractions of the area, there are plenty of fun and interesting places to visit. There are 7 activity/animal parks within 15 miles of Freshwater Bay Holiday Village and for young children there are indoor soft play centres. Driving based activities are particularly well catered for in the area. There are also centres for bowling, trampolining, indoor climbing, zorbing and infra-red combat games. For more details read our blog: Family Activities for your Holiday in Pembrokeshire………….
Discover beautiful places in Pembrokeshire. National Trust sites are a good place to start such as Stackpole Lakes (also known locally as Bosherston Lily Ponds) or Colby Woodland Garden. Visit the upper reaches of the tranquil Milford Haven Estuary or the open moorland of the Preseli Hills. The rock formations at Stack Rocks near Castlemartin are another wonderful sight. Read more in our blog Beautiful Places to Visit in Pembrokeshire
Tenby, Pembroke, Saundersfoot, Narberth, Neyland and Milford Haven are nearby towns and they are all different due to their distinct characters and attractions. Haverfordwest is the county town while further afield St David’s, Britain’s smallest city is worth a visit. Read more about the towns in our
There are plenty of cafes, restaurants and pubs for eating out many using local produce.
Stackpole is a pretty little village in South Pembrokeshire.
It has an award winning gastro pub – the Stackpole Inn which is a traditional stone built Inn with low beams, log burner, excellent food and a beautiful beer garden to the front. For meals booking is recommended.
The village is a sought after place to stay because it is the closest village to Barafundle Bay. It adjoins National Trust woodland and it is approximately a half hour walk to Barafundle Bay – a very special place which is often listed as one of the top 10 beaches in the world. There are also walks from to Bosherston Lily Ponds (aka Bosherston Lakes) and Broadhaven – another of Pembrokeshire’s finest beaches. There is a beautiful stretch of limestone coastline, with stunning views, between Barafundle Bay and Broadhaven Beach.
Bosherston Lakes were created in the 18th and 19th Centuries as part of a designed landscape scheme for Stackpole Court Mansion (sadly demolished in 1963) and are now nature reserves owned by the National Trust. The village was moved to its present location in the 18th Cenury to make way for the mansion. Other places of interest on the Estate are the Walled Gardens and Stackpole Quay, both of which have tea rooms.
There is an interpretation centre for the Stackpole Estate in the old Dairy. As you walk around you may see otters, bats, dragonflies and wildfowl, also man made garden features from the 18th Century such as grottos and an ice house. Fishing is by permit only. No boating on the lakes but the sea here is excellent for kayaking.
The Village is in South Pembrokeshire in the south west tip of Wales. It is 3 miles along the coast from Freshwater East, 5 miles south of Pembroke and 12 miles west of Tenby. It is also in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. It is approached by single track country lanes.
Freshwater Bay Holiday Village is a holiday park of two storey holiday homes arranged in short terraces in landscaped grounds. It was built in the 1970’s on the site of a previous caravan park. No way would a holiday park be given planning permission in such a special location. In recent years the site has been undergoing a renaissance. Several have been given a make over with colourful cladding and pitched roofs. This gives a nice seaside feel to the site.
The holiday village is located just 250 metres from Freshwater East Beach and the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. It is in the village of Freshwater East, 4 miles south of Pembroke and 10 miles west of Tenby. It is also in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
It is a great base for exploring Pembrokeshire and the National Park. It is only a 5 minute stroll to Freshwater East Beach although a car is advisable if you wish to explore further afield.
Freshwater Bay Holiday Village is also known as Trewent Park. The postal address is ‘Trewent Park’, Freshwater East, Pembroke, SA71 5LW
Freshwater Bay has a sandy crescent shaped beach. It is often sheltered from the prevailing winds making it popular for swimming and water sports. The dunes and woodland adjoining the beach form the Freshwater East Local Nature Reserve. There are pleasant walks though the Freshwater East Nature Reserve with lots of wild flowers in Spring and Summer.
The Longhouse is a bar/cafe/shop facility at the front of Freshwater Bay Holiday Village with seasonal opening hours. The Longhouse also puts on events and offers diving, mountain bike, kayak, stand-up-paddle board and wet suit hire.
Puffin – good value Pembrokeshire self catering holiday accommodation with
Puffin No 61 Freshwater Bay Holiday Village is good value Pembrokeshire self catering holiday accommodation. Located in the south of Pembrokeshire on a quiet holiday park, Puffin ideal for visitors looking for a low cost holiday on the coast. This accommodation is popular with families and couples. Also with surfers, climbers and international visitors.
Puffin is a two bedroom holiday home in Freshwater Bay Holiday Village. One bedroom has a double bed and another bedroom has full adult size bunks. The bathroom has a bath with shower over. Downstairs has an open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Kitchen facilities include an electric hob and oven, a washing machine, fridge and freezer and a microwave oven. The lounge area has particularly comfortable leather recliner seating. Also the property has TV, A DVD player and WiFi.
Puffin would be a great choice for a Pembrokeshire self catering holiday because it is reasonably priced. Also it is close to a lovely sandy beach. Furthermore it has a pleasant outlook to front and rear and it is also homely and comfortable.
From £253 to £506 per week which equates to £36 to £72 per night (sleeps 4). Prices are per property, weekly and seasonal however short breaks are available outside the peak weeks. Furthermore discounts are available for returning guests and one or two person occupancy. Also longer stays may be available on request especially in the off peak weeks.
A high chair and travel cot are available on request at no extra charge, but please bring your own cot bedding.
Also there is an optional stair gate for the landing.
Bed linen and electricity are included, however, towels are an optional extra available on request. Also WiFi is available free of charge. In addition there is an allocated parking space a few yards away.
Kindly note that pets are not allowed in the accommodation or the holiday village.
Also the accommodation is No Smoking inside.
Pleasing two bedroom Freshwater East accommodation with
This Freshwater East accommodation is self catering and is located within Freshwater Bay Holiday Village which is a holiday park behind Freshwater East beach.
Periwinkle is a two bedroom holiday home on two floors and sleeps up to 4 people. One bedroom has a double bed and the other twin 2’6″ size single beds. There is a shower room (no bath) and an open plan lounge/kitchen/dining room. Although only advertised as sleeping four people there is a double sofa bed in the lounge area. Four persons is a comfortable number for this Freshwater East accommodation, however a larger family could be accommodated if need be.
The exterior of Periwinkle is finished in pleasant pale green cladding and it has a well insulated pitched roof which is beneficial in both summer and winter. The ground floor and shower room are tiled which is very practical while the stairs and bedrooms have the comfort of carpet. Facilities in the kitchen include fridge, freezer, electric hob, oven and microwave oven. Also WiFi is included free of charge.
Periwinkle is in a favourite location within the holiday village because it has a slightly elevated position with pleasing views across the valley and it is only 300 metres from the beach. There are no other properties immediately in front or behind. Also the allocated car parking space is close to Periwinkle but at a lower level.
Prices are from £253 to £506 per week which is equivalent to £36 to £72 per night (sleeps 4). Also note that the prices are for the whole property. In addition, discounts are available for single or two person occupancy and returning guests.
A high chair and travel cot are available on request at no extra charge, but please bring your own cot bedding.
Also bed linen is included and there is a stair guard which can be fitted across the landing. However, towels are an optional extra available on request @ £5 per person.
Kindly note that pets are not allowed in the accommodation or the holiday village.
Also the accommodation is No Smoking inside.
A modern two bedroom holiday cottage in Freshwater Bay Holiday Village with
Seagull 131 Freshwater Bay Holiday Village is a two storey, two bedroom holiday cottage which can sleep up to 4 people with a double bedroom, twin bedroom and shower room upstairs and an open plan lounge/kitchen/diner downstairs.
Seagull has a nice light and airy feel and was recently refurbished with colourful blue cladding and new floor coverings. It is in a nice position withing Freshwater Bay Holiday Village with a pleasant outlook over woodland to the rear and French doors opening onto a small patio which catches the afternoon sun. From here you may observe lots of birds, squirrels and possibly badgers and foxes. Furthermore, next to the patio is a grassy area for play and relaxation.
Guests also like the attractively decorated shower room which has earthy tones and pretty tiles.
The kitchen has an integrated fridge. In addition there is a freezer, hob, oven and microwave oven. Facilities also include WiFi, a nice flat screen TV and a comfy leather sofa.
At the front of the property is a designated parking space. Seashell is approximately 450 metres from the beach and coastal path which makes is a great choice for a holiday. So rather than having to drive and pay for parking, the beach is just a short stroll away. Also Seagull is a good location for exploring further afield such as the pretty towns of Tenby, Saundersfoot and St Davids, historic Norman castles and notably the stunning coastline. Furthermore it is in a good spot for rest and relaxation.
Prices range from £253 to £506 per week, according to the season which works out at £36 to £72 per night (sleeps 4). You will find that these prices are very reasonable for the area especially as it is on the coast and in the National Park. Additionally you have the open to self cater or eat out.
A high chair and travel cot are available on request at no extra charge, but please bring your own cot bedding. Also there is an optional stair gate for the landing.
WiFi, Bed linen, electricity and parking are included and towels are an optional extra available on request.
Kindly note that pets are not allowed in the accommodation or the holiday village.
Also the accommodation is No Smoking inside.
A comfortable 2 bedroom holiday home at Freshwater East, near to Pembroke accommodation with
Anemone is popular with both families and international visitors. Also many couples book in Spring and Autumn to enjoy walking and relaxing in the area. In addition guests regularly stay here to take part in outdoor activities such as surfing, climbing, fishing and triathlons.
Anemone is a two bedroom holiday homes on two floors which sleeps up to 4 people. One bedroom has a double bed and the other twin full size single beds. The bathroom has a bath with shower over and the stairs and bedrooms have comfortable carpet.
Anemone has attractive pale green cladding on the exterior and has a well insulated pitched roof and walls making it a comfortable place to stay in summer or winter. Internally the ground floor has an open plan lounge/kitchen/dining room and the floor has practical ceramic tiles with a rug on top.
The well equipped kitchen includes a fridge, freezer, electric oven and hob and a microwave. Also there is a dining table and chairs. The lounge area has comfortable leather seating and a TV and DVD player. In addition, free WiFi is available and parking is close by. Apart from the threshold, there are no steps up to this property.
Anemone is a popular choice because of its proximity to the beach and coast path and it represents good value for money. Also parking is on the same level and close by.
Prices are from £253 to £506 per week according to the season, and from £36 to £72 per night (sleeps 4). The rates are for the whole property rather than per person but there are discounts for low occupancy. Also note that there is a minimum stay of 2 nights although this rises to 7 nights in the main school holidays. This is more affordable accommodation than typical National Park and Pembroke accommodation because it is in a holiday park setting, but guests find that it is a really good location.
This Freshwater East, Pembroke accommodation is one of six holiday homes for rent by Freshwater Bay Holiday Cottages within Freshwater Bay Holiday Village. The Holiday Village is a holiday park behind the beach at Freshwater East and has an on site cafe/bar/shop facility. ‘Anemone’ is a comfortable self catering cottage near to the front of the holiday village and is only 250 metre from Freshwater East Beach and Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Furthermore there are many other attractions within a few miles including castles, National Trust gardens, theme parks and pretty towns and villages. Also there this location has a mild climate and lovely sea air.
A high chair and travel cot are available on request at no extra charge, but please bring your own cot bedding.
Bed linen is included, however, towels are an optional extra available on request at £5 per person. Also electricity and WiFi are included in the price.
Kindly note that pets are not allowed in the accommodation or the holiday village.
Also the accommodation is No Smoking inside.
A cosy 3 bedroom holiday home at Trewent Park (also known as Freshwater Bay Holiday Village) just 250 metres from the beach:
Barnacle No 21 Trewent Park is a three bedroom holiday homes on two floors which can accommodate up to 6 people. One bedroom has a double bed and another has bunks. The third bedroom is on the ground floor has an Ikea daybed which can be a double or single, as required, or this room can be used as a separate lounge instead. Also there is one shower room on the first floor.
Notably Barnacle No 21 Trewent Park is one of very few 3 bedroom properties in the Holiday Village and consequently it is in high demand. Furthermore it is near to the front of the site so at only 250 metres from the beach it is one of the closest to the sea. Barnacle has a patio at the rear which very few of the other holiday homes have and the 3rd bedroom with the Ikea daybed, being on the ground floor offers flexibility in that it can be used as a second lounge instead of a 3rd bedroom according to guests’ requirements.
Facilities in the kitchen at Barnacle include a fridge and freezer, hob, oven and microwave oven. Also there is a TV, DVD layer and WiFi.
Another advantage of Barnacle No 21 Trewent Park is that there are no steps up to the property other than the threshold and parking is close by at the same level.
Prices are from £290 to £580 per week which works out at £41 to £83 per night (sleeps 6). These price are very competitive for 3 bedroom accommodation in the locality consequently early booking is recommended especially for the main school holiday weeks. It is recommended to check prices and availability of actual dates online or by phone/email. The school holidays are restricted to week long bookings however short breaks are available at other times.
Barnacle is located within a holiday park. Nowadays the holiday park is known as Freshwater Bay Holiday Village, although the postal address is Trewent Park!
It is situated just behind Freshwater East beach in Freshwater East in South Pembrokeshire, 4 miles from Pembroke and 10 miles from Tenby. So Barnacle is handy for the beach and coast path and convenient for exploring the many attractions of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
Free WiFi, bed linen, electricity, parking
Travel cot and high chair free of charge on request, but please bring your own cot bedding.
Towels – £5 per person set