Pembrokeshire recommendations

[Daisy_Do_72]

Originally Posted by Ariel85

Thank you so much! We would probably visit end June/very beginning of July. Hoping to try and avoid crowds as much as possible but still hopefully get some nice weather.

I’m currently looking at a cottage in Milford Haven - would you say this is a good location? I’m keen on this one as it has a hot tub, is dog friendly and also has all the child safety stuff we need bit would definitely look at other places if you have any recommendations!

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PM mr the link to the property you fancy and I’ll take a look.
Milford is nice, but not touristy, but 25 mins in a car and you can get to all the popular places, traffic would not really be an issue any time of year.

[Princess104]

We have been going to Tenby/Saundersfoot for over 40 years love to stay at Swallow trees at Saundersfoot they have lodges with hot tubs, ( we have just booked for end of July) do tend to get fully booked earlier on. They have a small onsite swimming pool, no restaurant or bar, but straight onto the coastal path onto the beach when tides out. Love Folly Farm have had some really good days out even in the rain the indoor old fashioned fun fair brings memories back for most people and a trip across to Caldy Island for chocolate, fudge and shortbread biscuits.

[Hels80]

Tenby is my 2nd fave place in the world. Full of fabulous childhood memories. We always stay at Lydstep Haven or Manorbier Bay.
When our daughter and her cousins were little we loved Manor Park Zoo and Folly Farm.

[Loulou127]

Originally Posted by Princess104

We have been going to Tenby/Saundersfoot for over 40 years love to stay at Swallow trees at Saundersfoot they have lodges with hot tubs, ( we have just booked for end of July) do tend to get fully booked earlier on. They have a small onsite swimming pool, no restaurant or bar, but straight onto the coastal path onto the beach when tides out. Love Folly Farm have had some really good days out even in the rain the indoor old fashioned fun fair brings memories back for most people and a trip across to Caldy Island for chocolate, fudge and shortbread biscuits.

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Princess, I’ve just been looking at the park you recommend, it looks lovely, can I ask you a quick question? in the T’s and C’s it says you don’t park by your unit, but on a designated car park, do you know if that’s enforced?

[Princess104]

Originally Posted by Loulou127

Princess, I’ve just been looking at the park you recommend, it looks lovely, can I ask you a quick question? in the T’s and C’s it says you don’t park by your unit, but on a designated car park, do you know if that’s enforced?

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Sorry only just seen you reply, yes car parking is enforced but the car parks are only a minute away from your accommodation and in the 10 plus times we have been never had any problem with parking, even with 2 cars when my parents have been with us. I have a sitemap which I will try and send you so you get a layout of the site.

[Loulou127]

Originally Posted by Princess104

Sorry only just seen you reply, yes car parking is enforced but the car parks are only a minute away from your accommodation and in the 10 plus times we have been never had any problem with parking, even with 2 cars when my parents have been with us. I have a sitemap which I will try and send you so you get a layout of the site.

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Thank you princess, I was envisioning a Centre Parcs situation, it’s good to know parking is nearby x

[Col&Ali]

I absolutely love this stretch of coastline Would definitely recommend Saundersfoot over Milford Haven.

We love to walk from Saundersfoot over to Coppett Hall then onwards to Wiseman's Bridge where there is a pub on the beach.