ALSO KNOWN AS

FRESHWATER BAY HOLIDAY VILLAGE

The purpose-built holiday park is located within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.  Bordered by woodland and set in well maintained grounds, Trewent Park, also known as Freshwater Bay Holiday Village, is sheltered by the National Trust headland, Trewent Point, a natural wind break. From the site a short, level walk (100 yards) leads to the safe, sandy beach of Freshwater East and also gives access to the long distance Coast Path. Trewent Park is an ideal base for exploring the Castlemartin Peninsula, including the Stackpole Estate where you will find Bosherston Lily Ponds, Broadhaven Beach and Barafundle Bay.

FRESHWATER EAST

Freshwater East is a quiet hamlet overlooking the bay. There is an occasional bus service from Freshwater East to the local towns. A new bus service operates along the coast and passes by the park entrance.

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An hourly bus service between Pembroke Dock and Tenby passes through Lamphey, 2 miles away. There is also a railway station there. The nearest supermarket is Spar at the filling station in Lamphey. An excellent bakery, several eating places and a leisure centre can also be found around Lamphey. Pembroke (4 miles) and Pembroke Dock (6 miles) provide a range of shops, banks, restaurants, launderettes, superstores, etc.

TREWENT PARK

The holiday houses are arranged in short terraces surrounded by lawned areas with trees and shrubs. They provide ideal self catering accommodation for families and those keen on watersports and walking breaks. There are about 300 units on the park. The majority of them are privately owned. Although it is a large park, it is generally quiet, especially out of the main letting season. This is because occupancy varies, eg. some houses are used exclusively by the owners for limited times of the year while the three units we own are let by us throughout the season (March to December).

* Please note that no dogs are allowed within the park grounds. *

THE LONGHOUSE

At the park entrance is the Longhouse bar. This is run as a separate venture from the park itself and opening times are often variable and could be subject to change at any time.