Encircled by ancient woodland within the beautiful Pembrokeshire countryside, this delightful lodge is an excellent choice for an unforgettable family staycation.
Set on what was once the former ironworks and colliery in picturesque Stepaside, this charming holiday park has plenty to offer adults and children alike. Whether you envisage scenic walks along the coastline or a traditional bucket and spade holiday, you will never be far from the sea. Wiseman’s Bridge 1.5 miles away is a popular seaside village complete with a sand and shingle beach and welcoming pub, whilst the golden sandy beach of Saundersfoot is just a short 3-mile drive away. Further afield, historic Tenby 7 miles away has an enchanting combination of cobbled streets, independent shops and eateries as well as an iconic harbour and excellent beaches.
Ascend the steps leading to your single-level and spacious accommodation and enter via the open-plan living space ready to unwind in comfort. Featuring a neutral decor with bold splashes of colour, stylish furniture, laminate flooring and high ceilings, the lounge/kitchen/diner is a perfect place for spending quality time with the ones you love. Prepare a bowl of buttery popcorn and settle down to watch the Sky Glass TV, basking in the glow of the electric fire as you watch a film. Natural light pours in through the floor-to-ceiling patio doors, creating a soothing ambience for breakfast around the table. Your resident cook will appreciate the range of gadgets available in the contemporary-style kitchen, which features an electric oven, gas hob, fridge, microwave, dishwasher and washing machine. Next, the generous family bathroom has a useful shower-over-the-bath and WC. Your sleeping quarters consist of three elegant bedrooms, the smallest of which is a child-friendly twin room with two 2""6 single beds. There’s a comfortable double bedroom with ample storage and soft lighting, and the master bedroom has a double bed and an en-suite shower room.
Outside, the decked terrace is safely enclosed and slightly elevated with garden furniture. Overlooking the holiday park, it’s a cosy place to relax with a glass of wine watching the world go by. There’s off-road parking available, and you are well placed to explore the various trails and footpaths nearby.