Haroldston Lodge

You arrive at Haroldston Lodge to find everything on one floor—three bedrooms, a shower room, kitchen and living space all at ground level. The layout is straightforward and practical, with large windows that face south across the gardens toward woodland. One dog stays free; a second can be accommodated. The essentials are covered: bed linen and electricity are included, and the kitchen has what you need to cook—electric cooker, fridge and microwave. The living room has a TV and DVD player if weather keeps you indoors.

The lodge sits within 130 acres of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, on a slope beside woodland. A kilometre of pathway through the trees connects directly to Broadhaven's Blue Flag beach, where the sand stretches wide and families swim in summer. The pub is less than a mile away. The site also has a fishing reservoir stocked with carp, children's play equipment, and space for boats and trailers. Ten minutes' walk through the upper woodland brings you to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. The property has a balcony and patio with garden furniture and a barbecue; parking for two cars is on site. No smoking inside, please.