Tucked away on the outskirts of Cenarth, Carmarthenshire, lies this delightful holiday home, 64 Penlan Holiday Park. With access to on-site amenities and a nearby communal, indoor swimming pool, this traditional lodge has everything you need for a fun-filled, self-catered family getaway. Inside the property, make full use of the amply-equipped kitchen where tasty meals can be prepared to be enjoyed in the plush living/dining room, complete with a TV and centrepiece electric fire. If you'd prefer to dine alfresco, bring your culinary delights out onto the front porch, where you can take a seat on the picnic bench, perfect for soaking up your natural surroundings. If you can tear yourself away from your peaceful dwelling, make a short car trip into Cenarth, home to the scenic hiking spot of Cenarth Falls, as well as a wealth of dining options, including Three Horseshoes Inn Cenarth & T-Bones Steakhouse, for when you fancy taking a break from cooking one evening. In the local area you’ll find the beaches of Poppit Sands, Mwnt, and Penbryn, and dolphin boat trips are available nearby from New Quay. Be sure to stop off at the National Trust site of Cilgerran Castle on your journey to Cardigan, a town brimming with exciting attractions, such as the Cardigan Guildhall Market, along with the historic sites of St Dogmaels Abbey and the eponymous Cardigan Castle. Further afield you will find the county town of Carmarthen, home to its very own castle, Carmarthen Castle, as well as the Gwili Steam Railway, which offers visitors rides on antique steam trains, guaranteed fun for all the family. Enjoy an unforgettable trip to South Wales with your loved ones by booking a stay at 64 Penlan Holiday Park.

At the lovely village of Cenarth on the River Teifi, you may take leisurely strolls and occasionally see neighbourhood fishermen out on the water in their coracles. For a great day out, stop by the Coracle Museum, tea houses, gift stores, or pubs. You may organise a local boat tour to see dolphins in the nearby coastal village of New Quay. You might also explore Cilgerran Castle or go to The Wildlife Centre at Cilgerran where you might encounter badgers, otters, buzzards, and even deer. You will be spoiled for choice in this region of Wales because to the abundance of local mills, craft shops, potteries, cheese-making facilities, and more.

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