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West Wales

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  • West Wales coast national park
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Made up of Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire, West Wales is one of the most stunning areas in the British Isles.

Vale Holiday Parks in West Wales

From rare wildlife spotting to high-octane activities like surfing and coasteering. the West Wales coast has it all! Venture inland, and the fun doesn’t stop. The region is fortunate to have many charming and historic towns, villages and castles dotted around the beautiful countryside. It’s no wonder holidaymakers enjoy coming to West Wales year after year.

We’re lucky enough to have four fantastic holiday parks around Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire

Self-Catering Holidays 

Woodland Vale Holiday Park is set around a small lake in the quaint village of Ludchurch, just a few miles away from the beaches, restaurants, castles, leisure activities and fantastic shopping in Narberth.

As well as these, just a mile from the River Cleddau at Landshipping in central West Wales, New Park Landshipping is set in 22 acres of countryside, perfect for friends and families that appreciate the peace and quiet this beautiful countryside setting has to offer. Finally, towards the north Pembrokeshire coast is Fishguard Holiday Park, on the corner of the town of Fishguard and all it's amenities.

Grondre Holiday Park is right on the border between West Wales and Carmarthenshire, which means that it’s ideally located for all the fabulous attractions and breathtaking scenery the region has to offer. Grondre is perfect for families and couples who are looking to escape from it all and have a quiet, relaxing break.

 

Our holiday parks in West Wales

  • Woodland Vale Holiday Park - family-friendly and set around a small lake in the tranquil village of Ludchurch. Close to Narberth for fantastic shopping.

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  • Fishguard Holiday Park - this family-friendly holiday park is located in the seaside resort town of Fishguard, on the Pembrokeshire coast looking out over Cardigan Bay.

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  • Grondre Holiday Park - 4-star Holiday Park ideally located for exploring West Wales.

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  • New Park Landshipping - centrally located in West Wales, just a short drive from Narberth and within one mile of the river Cleddau at Landshipping. Peaceful and relaxing atmosphere.

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Our Holiday Parks

  • Grondre

    Grondre Holiday Park

    Grondre is a countryside holiday park in Pembrokeshire, West Wales, there are top facilities at the park and it’s nearby to family-fun attractions.
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  • Fishguard holiday park

    Fishguard Holiday Park

    Fishguard Holiday Park is by the charming seaside resort town, Fishguard on the north Pembrokeshire coast.
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  • Woodland Vale Holiday Park

    Woodland Vale Holiday Park

    Family-friendly Woodland Vale is set around a small lake in the village of Ludchurch. Just a few miles away are beaches, restaurants, castles, leisure activities and fantastic shopping.
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  • New park landshipping

    New Park Landshipping

    Set in 22 acres, New Park is perfect for friends and families that appreciate the peace and quiet this beautiful countryside setting has to offer.
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • QWhat are the best beaches in West Wales?

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    The best beaches in West Wales are:

    • North Beach, Tenby
    • Broadhaven South, Broad Haven
    • Monkstone Beach, Tenby
    • Harbour Beach, Fishguard
    • Saundersfoot Beach, Saundersfoot
    • Marloes Sands, Marloes
    • Whitesands Bay, Pembrokeshire Coast Path
    • Freshwater West Beach, Castlemartin
    • Castle Beach, Tenby
    • Barafundle Bay, Stackpole

  • QWhat are the best free attractions to visit in West Wales?

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    The best free attractions to visit in West Wales are:

    • Stackpole Nature Reserve 

    • Llys y Fran Country Park and Reservoir

    • RNLI Lifeboat Station, Tenby

    • Preseli Hills

    • The Wildlife Trust of West and South Wales

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  • QWhat are the best coastal activities in West Wales?

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    The best coastal activities in West Wales are:

    • Walking
    • Surfing
    • Coasteering
    • Sailing

  • QWhat are the most popular things to do in West Wales with kid?

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    The most popular things to do in West Wales with kids are:

    • Tenby Castle beach
    • Blue Lagoon Water Park
    • Folly Farm
    • RNLI Lifeboat Station, Tenby
    • National Botanic Garden of Wales
    • Amroth Beach

  • QWhat is the national park called in West Wales?

    A

    The national park in West Wales is called the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

  • QHow long is the Pembrokeshire coastal path?

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    The Pembrokeshire coastal path is 186 miles (299km) long, making up part of the full Wales Coast Path which is  870 miles long

Things to do in West Wales

  • Tenby beach in West Wales

    Tenby

    Tenby in Pembrokeshire is an idyllic seaside town and harbour steeped in ancient history. Famous for its 13th-century medieval stone walls and long sandy beaches. You have to include Castle Beach on your ‘things to do’ list! It’s a cliff backed sandy beach with the ruins of Tenby Castle rising high on a headland - simply spectacular.

  • Oakwood Theme Park

    Oakwood Theme Park

    Located in the heart of West Wales, Wales’ largest theme park has something for the whole family. There are high-adrenaline rollercoasters, rides suitable for toddlers and young children and even a free dog kennel (we did say the whole family!).

  • Pembrokeshire coastal path

    Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

    A visit to West Wales wouldn't be complete without a trip to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Take a walk along the Wales Coast Path which stretches out for 189 miles along the whole coast.

    Explore the beautiful beaches, soak up the spectacular cliff-top views, learn about the wildlife and history of the region. Plus, as well as walking, there are many coastal activities to get your adrenaline juices flowing, including surfing, coasteering and sailing.

  • Amroth beach

    Amroth Beach

    This sandy beach is great for a family day out. It has free parking on the beach front. There's a tea room, ice cream parlour, beachfront pubs, restaurants, and great gift shops.

    The beach has some of the best rock pools in West Wales, to keep the children entertained for hours with crabbing. Feeling energetic? Why not walk along to Wisemans bridge via the coastal walk and a refreshing drink on the beachfront pub and then carry on through the tunnels to poppit sands and Saundersfoot!!

  • Carmarthen

    Carmarthen

    Carmarthen, sometimes referred to as the Garden of Wales, is home to many fabulous attractions including the National Botanic Garden of Wales, Carmarthen Castle, a newly built shopping centre, a multi-screen cinema and a newly built bowling alley to name but a few.

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