Nash Fields Cottage

3 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 6. 1  Kingsize  on ground floor, 1 Double ensuite bathroom (bathroom with toilet, washbasin and bath), 1 Twin ensuite shower (with toilet, washbasin and separate shower) on 1st floor. Both ensuite bathrooms have sloping beamed ceilings.

Shower Room on ground floor with toilet, washbasin and shower cubicle. 

Lounge/Dining/Kitchen open plan with log-effect electric stove, 2 comfy sofas and 2 easy chairs, TV, DVD player, distant river views, dining table and chairs seating 6, fitted kitchen with electric cooker, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, Belfast sink.

Utility Room with washing machine and sink unit.

Grounds enclosed garden with patio, garden furniture.

Additional Information

Short breaks - Winter

WiFi - Yes

Changeover - Friday

Towels - Yes

Parking - Yes, ample for 4 cars

Fuel - Oil central heating inclusive

Dogs - 2 welcome free

Travel cot - Yes on request

Highchair - Yes on request

Linen - Included as standard

• Llangwm, a fishing village clustered around an inlet, was once renowned for cockles, oysters and prawns and its tough breed of fisher women!
• There is a shop, post office, pharmacy, doctors surgery, school, two local watering holes (The Cottage Inn and the Rugby Club, visitors welcome) - during two weeks in July there is a 'Festival of Scarecrows' and a grand firework display on New Years Day.

• The county and market town of Haverfordwest 5 miles away has several large supermarkets, fuel stations, banks, post office, individual shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants and a farmers market is held every other Saturday beside the river.

Broad Haven North and Little Haven

• Broad Haven North is a beautiful Blue Flag beach with plenty of room for beach games and popular with water sport enthusiasts. There is has a general store and post office, 3 pubs, places to eat and water sports gear for hire. Walk around the next headland to Little Haven - a picturesque little fishing village with a sheltered cove and some great pubs.

West Wales Water Sports, Dale

• This fully accredited RYA training centre has highly qualified instructors offering a range of water sports courses for all ages and abilities. Have a go at sailing, windsurfing, body boarding or sea kayaking.

• Discover this hidden treasure and detached section of the Pembrokeshire National Park - a tranquil inner sanctuary with superb river scenery, waterside walks and bird life galore all close to this dog friendly Secret Waterway holiday cottage with beautiful sweeping panoramic views.

• Try a few exciting hours at Ritec Valley Quad Bikes just 2 miles from Tenby on the A4139 'arrive and drive' 12 kilometres of riding routes, families can ride together, suitable for all ages from 6 years up, all equipment is provided to make your experience one never to forget.

• Anna Sutcliffe is an experienced guide and will personalise and tailor make a guided tour for individuals, families and groups. She specialises in the spectacular islands of Skomer, Ramsey and Caldey she will also guide you along the tranquil Cleddau estuary by boat or canoe to get a close up look at nature . Contact her on 01646 636754 or 07866 457008

• Take a walk alongside the beautiful Bosherston Lily Ponds NT and out onto Broad Haven South Beach. Call in at the village pub St Govans Inn where a wide selection of good value meals is served together with CAMRA awarded ales or enjoy an old fashioned tea at Ye Olde Worlde Cafe.

• Walk beside the Lily Ponds to fabulous sandy Broad Haven South Beach backed by sand dunes and flanked by sea cliffs with impressive Pinnacle Rock pointing jaggedly skywards from the middle of the bay.

• Do visit the vineyard and shop at Martletwy where there is a wide selection of wines and liqueurs for sale. While there why not enjoy a cup of coffee and a cake in the cafe or a delicious lunch or full dinner prepared using local ingredients in the restaurant

• A delightful family friendly nature trail along a level path which once carried the Great Western Railway to its terminus at Neyland, now a thriving marina. It is possible to walk 8 miles to Haverfordwest without seeing a vehicle. Look out for otters, feed swans and see how many birds you can identify on route. There are information boards along the way to help you. Dogs are welcome too.

• Enjoy an evening out at this not for profit thriving community theatre recently undergone a £5.4 million refurbishment and expansion or eat a delicious light lunch and browse in the gallery.

• Do visit the fascinating Flying Boat Centre & Workshop dedicated to recovering the only Mark 1 Sunderland left in the world. It currently lies on the seabed in the Milford Haven Waterway. Manned by enthusiastic volunteers the centre exhibits photographs, uniforms, artefacts and memorabilia from the Flying Boat days of the 1930's, 40's and 50's.

Pembroke Castle & Town

• This medieval walled town with a magnificent Norman castle dominating the riverside has a millpond, castle pond and commons area. The castle is open to the public and hosts family friendly events throughout the year.
• Pembroke has a wide range of shops, cafes and pubs - enjoy tasty tapas at the King's Arms Hotel - as well as an excellent music shop and a number of interesting antiques emporium. Take a leisurely stroll around the Mill Pond through lovely deciduous woodland teeming with wildlife - swans, bats and otters.

• Great fun for the whole family, choose from Heatherton Multi Activity Centre (ideal for active teenagers), Folly Farm, Bluestone Water Park, Oakwood Theme Park or Manor Wildlife Park.