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HEN DDERWEN GUEST HOUSE
TREFFGARNE MOUNTAIN
PEMBROKESHIRE
WALES
SA62 5PH

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The Pembrokeshire national park is the only 'coastal' national park in britain, and is riddled with a multitude of beauty spots, all reachable by foot, bike and car. A well known and well visited part of the country by ramblers, surfers, sailors, artists, wildlife spotters and even those just looking to do nothing for a few days.

From our mountain base camp, to the north we have the harbour towns of Fishguard and Lower Town, filled with history of the French Invasion and Hollywood stories of Moby Dick, and the poetic writings of Dylan Thomas and his Under Milk Wood. Renowned for its amazing wildlife, dolphins, seals and puffins are often spotted off the coast lines. Further on there are the fantastic beaches of Dinas and Newport. Fishguard is also the ferry port connection for Ireland.

South will take you to Haverfordwest with its river side shopping and busy town centre and then on to Pembroke, with its huge medieval castle, the hubbub of the indoor markets and more sandy beaches.

Head West and you will end up in the sea, but before you do, check out the city of St Davids, the smallest city in the United Kingdom with its cathedral and bustling local trade and yet more beaches, good for surfing with the easterly wind chopping up some great waves.

East, and you fall in to a river before being confronted by a huge cliff face, bring some crampons and some mint cake if you fancy heading in that direction.

Check out our links page for all the local area information and activities.

LOWERTOWN

NEWGALE

NEWPORT

Its a house, up a mountain and a parrot lives here.

Set pretty much in between St Davids, Fishguard, Haverfordwest and Pembroke, we are an ideal base camp for easy access to the beaches, ferry ports, castles/cathedrals, coastal walks, sight seeing and seaside shopping centres of West Wales. Head off in a different direction each day and come back with a wealth of stories and experiences, and as much rock as you can eat.

Every effort is made to make your stay here as enjoyable as possible, with filling breakfasts, comfy beds, a friendly atmosphere, and any thing you can really ask for all set in a small hamlet in the mountains of West Wales.

To enjoy our countryside and all its sights and attractions, we aim to set you up for the day and put you down for the night with as little fuss as possible, so all you have to do is decide what to have for breakfast, what you're going to do for the day and what side of the bed you want to sleep on.

We can send you the right way to see the beautiful pembrokeshire coastal areas and point you in the right direction for all the local attractions. Ask us for a map of the area with its points of interests circled in a big red pen.

We also have a selection of bikes that you can hire and a great route that will fill your day and show you some amazing sites, accompanied with our packed lunch and map it's the best way to see the coast lines and hidden treasures of pembrokeshire, careful though, its not too easy cycling back from the pub on the beach if you've been there all day.

Occasionally evening meals are laid on, and these have been hugely welcomed by the weary traveller needing some sustenance and an audience for his stories of discovery.

 

THE HOUSE

THE MOUNTAIN VIEWS

OZZY THE PARROT

A selection of bright and welcoming double and twin en suite rooms available to cater for any eventuality, larger families can be accommodated with a selection of extra beds and ready beds for the kids. If things get a bit too busy there's always a cupboard under the stairs available at very reasonable rates.

Rooms have tea and coffee making facilities for that last minute midnight cocoa or hot drink before bedtime, with a selection of biscuits or welsh cakes made by my mum.

All rooms are en suite, so you can wash off the sand picked up from the days on the beach, or the country atmosphere collected on the walks over the mountains, or just freshen up ready for another day of exploration.

The kitchen is the hub of our operation, more and more it is becoming used as the place of gathering and sitting round the table to chat about the area and swap stories and sightings of the legendary "treffgarne mountain beast".

For more fresh air, the garden is available, it is the perfect suntrap to sort out the rest of your holiday's activities. Barbeques have been known to last far beyond normal bedtime.

Full internet access is available to check your itinerary, mails and have a look around the area to see what you can get up to.

Parking is all off street private parking within the grounds.

THE KITCHEN

THE PATIO

THE GARDEN

Double room en suite £65 per room
Single room en suite £40
Twin room en suite £65 per room

Cot and High chairs available.

Other room variations also available, please contact us so we can try and accommodate your needs.

Full Breakfast provided from 7.30 till 9 ( prior arrangements can be made for earlier times if needed )

Fruit, cereals, yoghurts, porridge, toast, full cooked breakfast (vegetarian options available), pancakes, our variation of eggs benedict and Pots of Tea and Coffee to set you up for the day ahead.

Rooms available after 4pm, vacated by 10am, although we can work around you if you don't mind lifting your feet for the hoover.

Don't worry if you've got a ferry crossing, let us know in advance and our insomniac butler 'Lurch' will feed and water you when you head off or arrive. (he don't sleep)

Bike hire £15 a day with packed lunch and route map.

Evening meal when available £10 per person, ask us on the day to see what's cooking.

Basically give us a call and we'll pretty much be able to sort you out.

FAMILY ROOM

TWIN ROOM

DOUBLE ROOM

Coming from Haverfordwest head along the A40 towards Fishguard, after about 4 miles you will see a sign for Treffgarne, turn left by the bus stop and head up the winding road. At the top of the hill there is a junction to the left opposite a little church. We are the big white house with a big tree in the foreground, directly in front of you now.

Arriving from the North. head from Fishguard along the A40 to Haverfordwest, after 9 miles you will see a sign for Treffgarne, turn right at the bus stop and head up the winding road. At the top of the hill there is a junction to the left opposite a little church. We are the big white house with a big tree in the foreground, directly in front of you now.

Traveling from St Davids, head along the Fishguard road A487 for 6 miles then turn right at Croes-Goch, head along the B4330 through several little villages, Newton cross, Hayscastle Cross, after 9miles turn left at the sign to Treffgarne. You will arrive at a junction with a church opposite you, we are the big white house with a big tree in the foreground, slightly to your left now.

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TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRES

A one stop shop for all tourist enquiries in the Pembrokeshire area. Giving you access to all the centres in the county

 

VISIT WALES

The official Welsh Tourist Board site, a good start for planning your whole stay in Wales.

PEMBROKESHIRE NATIONAL PARK

The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority website, full of activities, places to visit and things to do, and information about the coastal walk and cycling routes

VISITPEMBS

A site full of information about what's on and where and some good maps of local towns

ST DAVIDS

Site full of information about the town of St Davids

 

HAVERFORDWEST

Site with information about the town of Haverfordwest and its attractions.

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SHAGGY SHEEP WALES

Fun local activities such as Coasteering, Sea Kayaking, Surfing, Rock Abseiling, Horse Riding and much more