Cardigan Bay Holiday Park
Cardigan Bay Holiday Park is peacefully located within a secluded valley, just 300 yards from award winning Poppit Sands beach. This park really offers something for everyone with traditional seaside attractions right on the doorstep as well as direct access to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path - Britain's only coastal national park. The site itself is packed with facilities including an outdoor heated pool, children's play area, games room and a clubhouse with great family entertainment.
Cardigan Bay is one of the best places in the UK to spot Bottle Nose dolphins and the market town of Cardigan is just 3 miles away offering a selection of quaint pubs, restaurants and shops. Other local attractions include castles, adventure and wildlife parks, fishing, golf, boat trips and much more.
Accommodation at Cardigan Bay Holiday Park is either in modern caravans or cottages which are perfect for families or groups looking for more spacious accommodation. Old Millers Cottage has three bedrooms and is situated in its own grounds beside a stream. The cottage also benefits from having its own garden area and private hot tub.
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Park Facilities
Additional charges may apply for some facilities
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Accommodation at Cardigan Bay Holiday Park
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The Smugglers CottageTwo storey cottage with DVD freeview microwave dishwasher fridge freezer and central heating. Ground floor: Family shower room and WC. First floor: One king size double with ensuite and whirlpool bath and two twin. Private fenced garden area with outdoor hot tub. No pets.
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Old Millers Cottage16th Century cottage set in its own grounds beside a stream. One king size double with ensuite shower one twin and one single. Additional bath with overhead shower. DVD microwave fridge/freezer dishwasher selected satellite channels and patio furniture. Central heating. Private outdoor hot tub.
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Cardigan Bay Holiday Park Holiday Reviews
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Fun Days Out in Pembrokeshire
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Pembroke Castle is thought to be the birthplace of the Tudor dynasty and is an excellent choice for a family day trip. The castle one of the areas most iconic landmarks and features an amazing 75ft high Great Tower! Visitors can also take a tour of the Norman Hall and the Exhibition Rooms where the displays change regularly. There is also a Picnic area and plenty of open space for children to run around in the grounds and gardens. The site also has a cafe and a gift shop.
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