There’s a great sense of freedom at Broad Haven Holiday Park. To begin with, it’s just an easy walk (350 yards) to the broad sandy blue flag beach a favourite with families. Then there’s the wide panorama of St Bride’s Bay which the Park overlooks, an ever-changing sky and seascape. And there’s the atmosphere of relaxation and liberty to come and go as you please.

Attention to detail is apparent wherever you turn. There’s a children’s playground on the Park, for the times when they want to stay close at hand. There’s a launderette. And the flowers carefully planted around the site add a welcome, homely touch.

The Park is set in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and adjoining us are 26 acres of National Park managed woodland trails. You can follow the stream on our northern boundary which meanders through woods and alongside open fields. In early Spring, feast your eyes on the snowdrops, in early Summer comes a carpet of bluebells; and Autumn sees a rich tapestry of leaves turning from sunset to gold.

The Pembrokeshire Coast has a very equable climate, there are few frosts or snowfalls, so long mild autumns and early springs with their abundant carpets of wild flowers prevail.

This climate is ideal for sportsmen and if you are a golf fanatic you have six courses to choose from – Milford Haven, Haverfordwest, Tenby, Pembroke, St Davids and Newport. Haverfordwest, a market town, is only six miles from Broad Haven.

In Broad Haven itself there is grocery shops and newsagents where you will be able to find most of your daily requisites as well a beach shop, cafe and pubs.