Things To Do Near Our Glamping Pods
From Laugharne Castle to Tenby's harbour, Dylan Thomas to Pendine Beach — discover why West Wales is one of Britain's best-kept secrets.
Dylan Thomas' Beloved Village
Described by Dylan Thomas as a 'timeless, mild, beguiling island of a town'. Discover the 12th-century Laugharne Castle, grab a drink at his favourite Brown's Hotel, or trace his footsteps along the famous Birthday Walk up St John's Hill.
Learn more →The Jewel of Pembrokeshire
Nestled in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Famous for its colourful Georgian houses, medieval walls, and the spectacular 4.2-mile coastal path walking route to Saundersfoot offering panoramic bay vistas.
Learn more →Land Speed & Endless Sand
Home of the famous Pendine Museum of Speed and a spectacular 7-mile stretch of golden sand. The beach was made famous by land speed record attempts in the 1920s.
Learn more →Harbour Village Charm
A delightful harbour village with beautiful beaches, coastal walk tunnels, and excellent restaurants. Connected to Tenby via the stunning coastal path.
Learn more →The Oldest Town in Wales
A vibrant market town with rich history, excellent shopping, and the famous Carmarthen Market. Gateway to the rolling Carmarthenshire countryside.
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An imposing castle overlooking the estuary — explore the ruins and imagine life in medieval Wales.
Walk the award-winning coastal path with breathtaking views of the Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire coastline.
Visit the writing shed and boathouse where one of Wales' greatest poets created his masterpieces.
A family day out with zoo animals, fairground rides, and adventure playgrounds for all ages.
An imposing castle overlooking the estuary — explore the ruins and imagine life in medieval Wales.
Walk the award-winning coastal path with breathtaking views of the Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire coastline.
Visit the writing shed and boathouse where one of Wales' greatest poets created his masterpieces.
A family day out with zoo animals, fairground rides, and adventure playgrounds for all ages.
An imposing castle overlooking the estuary — explore the ruins and imagine life in medieval Wales.
Walk the award-winning coastal path with breathtaking views of the Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire coastline.
Visit the writing shed and boathouse where one of Wales' greatest poets created his masterpieces.
A family day out with zoo animals, fairground rides, and adventure playgrounds for all ages.
Laugharne was the home of one of Wales' greatest literary figures. Visit the Boathouse where Thomas lived with his family, see his writing shed perched above the estuary, and explore Laugharne Castle — the inspiration for the fictional town of Llareggub in “Under Milk Wood”.
“It is a far cry from New York to New Quay and from New Quay to Laugharne, you and I know” — Dylan Thomas
