Located within our Organic farm - Gwarmacwydd - of over 450 acres set in the Vale of the river Taf, within its boundaries you can quietly explore and enjoy the beauty of the South West Wales countryside. Amble along the banks of the river Taf, explore the many paths that lead among grassy meadows. Walk through over 50 acres of ancient oak and ash woodlands or Picnic among wooded glades.

Experience a real farm in action on our 500+ acre organic working farm in the luxury of our 3 & 4 Star self-catering cottages. From calving to seed sowing, new baby chicks hatching to the harvest, there is always something going on. Explore the 2.5 mile stretch along the banks of the river Taf or amble along the old disused railway line for an excellent nature trail. For those who like more of a challenge, follow the rubbing stones up to the viewpoint overlooking the valley and across to the Preseli mountains. Visit us at different times of the year to experience every season. Enjoy picnics in the gardens and fields or late evening barbeques in summer, there is the abundance of newly sprouted wild flowers and wild garlic in spring - which make for a delusions home made pesto, the aroma of freshly cut hay and abundance of butterflies in the summer or an endless carpet of fallen leaves in autumn and finally the fresh crisp misty winter mornings. Come for a week or a short break, we are open all year round!

We have the gift of being over 1/2 a mile away from our closes neighbours, therefore allowing you to feel truly away from the hustle & bustle. But yet close enough to walk to the village pub- The Plash for a fine ale or glass of wine. The lounge looks out on to the garden area and the bedroom looks over the garden and fields down to the river. There are a number of picnic tables dotted around the garden available to use . The market town of Narberth is only 10 minutes away, with a delightful range of eclectic shops and antique stores. We are only a 20 minute drive from Laugharne- home of famous Welsh poet, writer and broadcaster; Dylan Thomas. With his boat house still remaining as it was. A great setting in which to admire the Taf river estuary, and stroll along to Laugharne castle. The harbour seaside town of Tenby is a 25 minute drive. Walk along Tenby’s South Beach toward Giltar Point and the start of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path for fantastic views of Caldey Island.