Antshill Caravan Hire

A Peaceful Caravan Park near Laugharne

Antshill is a welcoming, family-run holiday park set in around 15 acres of countryside near the historic township of Laugharne, with lovely views over the beautiful Tâf estuary. A relaxing, spacious base for families and couples, it makes a great spot from which to explore the Dylan Thomas country and the wider Carmarthenshire coast — peaceful and green, yet close to beaches, history and the sea.

The park

Set across 15 acres with sweeping estuary views, Antshill offers a peaceful, get-away-from-it-all setting for a caravan holiday. There is plenty of space and a genuinely relaxed atmosphere, well away from the bustle of the bigger resorts. It is the kind of quiet, family-run park where you can unwind, take in the views over the Tâf, and enjoy the surrounding countryside — an easy and good-value base for a Carmarthenshire break.

What makes it special

It is the combination of a spacious, peaceful 15-acre setting and those lovely Tâf estuary views that sets Antshill apart, along with its position right on the doorstep of Laugharne — one of the most characterful little towns in Wales. For couples and families wanting space, fresh air and a quiet base close to the coast and to Dylan Thomas’s Laugharne, it is a lovely choice.

At a glance

• Welcoming, family-run holiday park
• Around 15 acres of peaceful countryside
• Lovely views over the Tâf estuary
• Spacious, relaxed and away from it all
• Near Laugharne and the Carmarthenshire coast

Laugharne and the Tâf estuary

Laugharne is the historic township that inspired Dylan Thomas’s Under Milk Wood, and his Boathouse, the writing shed, the ruined castle and the poet’s favourite Brown’s Hotel are all close by. The town sits beside the lovely Tâf estuary, a peaceful, tidal landscape rich in birdlife and atmosphere. For more on the area and other places to stay, see our guide to Laugharne accommodation.

Exploring Carmarthenshire

There is plenty to discover from Antshill. The vast sands of Pendine, with their land-speed-record history, and the beaches of Carmarthen Bay are a short drive away, while the county town of Carmarthen, with its shops and markets, lies in the other direction. The Pembrokeshire Coast, with its spectacular cliffs and beaches, begins just to the west, and the green countryside of the Tywi and Tâf valleys is all around. It is a superb base for a coast-and-countryside holiday.

Good to know

A caravan holiday on a smaller, family-run park like this offers something the big resorts can’t — space, quiet and a real sense of the countryside, with estuary views to wake up to rather than rows of identical vans. That makes Antshill a relaxed choice for families and couples who want to unwind and use the park as a peaceful base for exploring. Laugharne is a genuinely special little town, steeped in Dylan Thomas history and set on a beautiful tidal estuary, and the Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire coasts spread out from here with miles of sandy beaches and clifftop walks. The area is at its loveliest from late spring through to autumn, and the position just off the main routes west makes it handy for touring south-west Wales.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is it? In countryside near Laugharne, Carmarthenshire.

Are there views? Yes — lovely views over the Tâf estuary.

How big is the park? It is set across around 15 acres.

What’s nearby? Laugharne, Pendine sands, Carmarthen Bay and the Pembrokeshire Coast.

Plan your Carmarthenshire stay

For a peaceful, spacious caravan park with estuary views near Dylan Thomas’s Laugharne, Antshill is a lovely choice. To check dates and availability, use the booking options on this page.