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Llwyngwair Manor Holiday Park

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· Newport, Pembrokeshire, Wales

1 acre hosted by Ed L.

4 RV sites · 4 tent sites

Riverside camping and bell tents at this well-run spot that's ideally located for exploring Pembrokeshire.

Some of the most breathtaking coastal scenery in Britain lies along The Pembrokeshire Coast Path which twists and turns its way along 186 miles of rugged cliff tops, hidden coves and wide open beaches. Lying less than a mile from the path, and at the foot of the impressive Preseli Mountains, Llwyngwair Manor Holiday Park is perfectly placed to access both coast and country.

Set in 55 acres of grass and woodland with streams, a river and well-kept floral-filled grounds, the estate includes a hotel and caravan park (hear us out) along with 80 pitches for tents, tourers and motor homes. If you're striving for solitude, escapism and back-to-basics camping then this isn't going to be for you. What the park lacks in intimacy, however, it makes up for in both its top-notch facilities and its access to the nearby coast and hills.

The modern shower block is clean, there are electrical hook-ups at most pitches and for those who can't bear to leave technology at home, there's Wi-Fi access and Sky Sports. You'll also find a licensed bar (bar food available) along with pool/snooker, table tennis and tennis courts.

What makes this site really special though is its setting. The whole park has unrivalled views of Carn Inglli mountain looming in the distance and there are many country walks from the site that take you to the coast, to the Preselli Hills or to the Bleeding Yew in Nevern. With the Pembrokeshire coast on your doorstep, whether you're a walker, mountain biker, surfer or beachcomber, it's all there waiting to be discovered, experienced and enjoyed. And what better place to get your adrenaline-fix than the spiritual home of coasteering? For sight-seeing the charming medieval town of Newport is within walking distance or take a short boat trip to the picturesque Skomer island where dolphins, seals and colourful puffins can all be spotted.

If you want to soak-up everything this special part of the UK has to offer, you'd better book a long stay.

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12 ratings · 18 reviews

Hannah D.recommends

August 18, 2024

Grass Pitch

Camping by the river

Beautiful, clean and peaceful park. Would highly recommend.

Lewis S.recommends

July 15, 2024

Grass Pitch (electric)

Lovely views over the river. Newport only a short bike ride or walk to pick up supplies of a nice pub.

Joanne N.recommends

August 22, 2022

Grass Pitch (electric)

Camping Aug 2022

Beautiful quiet site. Our camping pitch was right by a cute stream and the facilities were great. Highly recommended.

Catrin F.recommends

July 14, 2022

Grass Pitch (electric)

Peaceful river setting

Lovely setting next to a river. Beware of the midges in warmer weather! Clean facilities and peaceful atmosphere. Lots of friendly fellow campers at the site. Kids loved the mini golf!

Maria S.recommends

October 28, 2021

Grass Pitch (electric)

Loved the location and the facilities. Everything you need is there and the added bonus of having access to the bar/restaurant /bowling just made it perfect for us. We felt safe, the facilities were clean and cleaned regularly to a really high standard .Staff were helpful and frindly. All in all a lovely stay . We will definetely come back! Cannot wait to sit again on the river bank and enjoy the stunning views!

Branwen M.recommends

July 28, 2021

Grass Pitch

Dyma’r tro cyntaf i ni aros yma, ond bendant am ddod nôl! Lleoliad bendigedig, braf ymlacio yna nghanol y golygfeydd hyfryd a chlywed sŵn yr afon wrth syrthio’i gysgu! Cyfleusterau glân a threfnus. Awyrgylch braf a chyfeillgar. Popeth i’r dim!

Location

Newport, Pembrokeshire, Wales, United KingdomTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Ed L.

Joined in December 2015

From the host

The Llwyngwair Manor Park is set in the 55 acres of grass and woodland of Llwyngwair Estate, and bounded by the River Nevern. Flowering shrubs provide constant colour and bluebells and foxgloves abound in season. Stately trees stand against the background of the Preseli Hills and towering peak of Carningli. The Manor, which is fully licensed, offers hotel accommodation, bars with open fires, snooker room, poolroom and launderette. One wing contains five comfortable, well-furnished, self-catering apartments available for holiday lets. Well-spaced caravans are discreetly positioned to give pleasure from the trees, grassland and streams, which feature in the natural amenities of this unique site. Central areas of grassland are provided for recreation with play areas where children can be kept under supervision. Both static and touring parks have access to the Manor facilities.

Nearby attractions

The small medieval town of Newport on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path is less than a mile away, with a castle, beaches, boating and circular walks. Situated at the foot of the Preseli Hills, Llwyngwair Manor is perfectly placed for walking and mountain biking. Adventure sports including coasteering, kite-surfing and tree-top trails are all available close-by. Take a trip to the picturesque Skomer Island to spot wildlife including dolphins, seals and puffins. Dale Sailing Company (01646 603123) makes the crossing three times a day, six days a week.

Food and drink

Bar food and licensed bar on-site. Travel the short distance to Newport where the Golden Lion (01239 820321) serves traditional Welsh fare in a laid-back environment, while the Royal Oak (01239 820632) specialises in tasty curries (along with more traditional pub dishes).

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