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Welcome to 9 Timber Hill, our self-catering holiday home at Timber Hill, which is situated near Broad Haven in Pembrokeshire and stands within the boundaries of the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. The perfect place for a relaxing Staycation.
Number 9 Timber Hill is one of a small development of detached cedar-wood cottages on the southern slopes of a peaceful valley, offering spectacular views over the surrounding countryside. Situated within 130 acres of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, the grounds have achieved the David Bellamy Environmental Gold award.
Surrounded by wildlife, the spacious accommodation in our cottage is only 20 minutes walk, through woodland rich in bird life and wild flowers, from Broad Haven’s long and sandy beach and is in an ideal position for exploring Pembrokeshire.
Timber Hill is family friendly. Children will love the outside space and the freedom to explore and play. There is a play area with climbing frame, slide and swing for smaller children as well as rope swings available nearby for older children; the shallow stream itself is an attraction for all ages. There is plenty of open space to kick a ball around or fly a kite.
Indoor, a games room with table tennis and snooker is available to guests free of charge and is located in the building opposite the main farmhouse.
Many of my guests become regular visitors and in fact some guests actually came as children and have returned as adults with their own children to enjoy the same relaxing experience.
Pembrokeshire is an excellent area for Dark Skies; just look up and enjoy the stars, clouds permitting !
The Brunel Trail is a 9 mile trail that runs from Haverfordwest to Neyland along the track of the old GWR railway; Neyland was the terminus of the GWR. You can start at either end or join at several places along the way. As it is an old railway track, it’s an easy walk and […]
The Museum of Land Speed at Pendine Sands has now opened for business after many years of building. There is lots of information on the history of the sands and the land speed record attempts held there. See what’s on at their website https://cofgar.wales/venues/museum-of-land-speed/
The cafe at Manorbier YHA is excellent. It is open most of the day and serves evening meals as well. Coffee and cake for £4.95 is a good price as are the kids menus. Very close to Church Door cove which is very well worth a visit.
Walks for all – Let a National Park guide begin your journey of discovery in Pembrokeshire. Various Locations in Pembrokeshire. Uncover stories of the landscape, creatures and people that give the National Park its unique character. Click here for details.
Here’s an upcoming list of events at Manorbier Castle! Lots of different events for kids and adults. Click here for details.
Llys Y Fran holds and host many events throughout the year. Click here for further details.
2 ½ days of family fun and frolic at Haverfordwest Beer and Cider Festival. Local beers and ciders, local produce and good entertainment. Click here for up-to-date details.
There are several good venues for storytelling in the area. These are just a few as examples. Top of the woods : Campfire stories for the family. The Torch theatre organises several events throughout the year.
The Museum of Internal Fire It is located near Tanygroes, which is north of Cardigan on the main road to Aberyswyth. It has an amazing collection of working diesel engines as well as steam engines, marine engines, radio equipment etc. Of special note is the oldest working diesel engine in the UK, which still runs. […]
