Off The Grid Experience, Close To Nature, A Great Getaway, With Great Views, Boncath

Pembrokeshire Coast. Sleeps up to 5

Set in a smallholding overlooking the Preseli Mountains, famous for the blue stones of Stonehenge, part of the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coastal National Park. Be close to nature with this base to explore Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion, or just relax with the views or stargaze by the fire. Inside this unique cabin is a large room with two areas - the living room area with log burner and the sleeping area. It's ideal for two people, but it is spacious and families of up to five have stayed in it comfortably. A kingside 4 poster bed and two singles are provided, with an extra camping bed if needed. There is also a seating area and cooking under cover at the front of the cabin/in the small kitchen shed, a small outside table and chairs also a single gas camping stove. Bring your sleeping bags and towels. It has its own kitchen shed and separate toilet. Also a new Preseli shower facility has been installed for the cabin, so no shared facilities.
Although the cabin has no electricity, a photovoltaic system provides LED lighting, and this well insulated cabin is great for winter breaks.

Get the log stove going for a comfy 'glamping' stay in this log cabin, situated at the edge of the camping field in the sunniest spot of the site. Outside is a large porch and private garden area with a firepit.
It has a cottagy cosy feeling. Lovingly restored, it used to be a drumming studio, all of the furniture and fittings are reclaimed and recycled (apart from new mattresses), including a solid wood wardrobe and a lovely three piece suite. You can relax, admiring the views or there's lots of walking, close to beaches, woodlands, or activities in nearby Cardigan town. Dolphin spotting, coasteering, theatre, museums and Castle's.

Located in Boncath, this cabin is in a rural area and by the sea. Pentre Ifan Dolmen and Cardigan Castle are local landmarks, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Cenarth Falls and Pembrokeshire Coast Path - North. Moorland Cottage Plants and Welsh Wildlife Centre are also worth visiting. Discover the area's water adventures with scuba diving and snorkeling nearby, or enjoy the great outdoors with ecotours and cycling.