Afon Lodge Caravan Park

Alan Rogers Review of Afon Lodge Caravan Park

This small park is personally run by the owners. There are some narrow lanes to be negotiated to get here, but it is in a peaceful, rural setting. The 37 privately owned caravan holiday homes (plus two to rent) are hidden in the wooded slopes at the back of the park – a haven for wild flowers and squirrels. The open field for tents is sloping, but now has ten individual terraced pitches with dividing shrub hedges. A terraced lower level houses seasonal caravan pitches, and there is an area for tourers. With views across the valley, all have 16A electricity hook-ups and 23 have hardstanding, water and TV connections.

The owner’s pine chalet home, sited on the slope between the terraces and the wooded area houses reception, a tourist information room and the very basic sanitary facilities. The park is a haven of tranquillity, even when we visited in peak season. If you tire of the rural atmosphere, Tenby is only 18 miles away, with the seven-mile long Pendine Sands just six miles away, and to the north, the Preseli Mountains. Birdwatching opportunities abound. A member of the Countryside Discovery group.

Facilities at Afon Lodge Caravan Park

Toilet facilities also include a laundry room and facilities for dishwashing. Shop at reception (limited hours, Easter-end Oct). Children have an adventure play unit and a pets’ corner.

• Fishing Nearby
• Golf Nearby
• Riding Nearby
• Seasonal Pitches Available
• Small Site

Directions to Afon Lodge Caravan Park