- Sleeps 6
- 2 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
- ★★★ 3-star
- No pets
Facilities
- Free Parking on Premises
- Ground Floor Bedrooms
- Kitchen
- Non Smoking
- TV
- WiFi
- Wireless Internet
A Family Holiday Caravan at Amroth
This private holiday caravan sits on the popular Valley Holiday Park at Amroth, on the southern edge of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Sleeping up to six, with the use of the park’s facilities and a glorious sandy beach close by, it makes a fun and easy base for a family seaside holiday. Amroth marks the eastern start of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, so walkers and beach-lovers alike are perfectly placed here.
The caravan
The caravan sleeps up to six guests and offers comfortable, practical self-catering accommodation — somewhere to spread out, cook when it suits and come and go as the day allows. As a privately owned holiday home on the park, it gives you the freedom of your own space combined with access to the on-site facilities, which is an ideal mix for families. It is a relaxed, good-value way to enjoy this lovely corner of Pembrokeshire.
On the park and by the beach
The Valley Holiday Park is set in a wooded valley running down towards the coast, just a short walk or drive from Amroth’s long sandy beach. Staying here means the sea, the sand and the coast path are all close to hand, with the park’s own facilities adding to the holiday feel. It is the kind of spot where children can be kept happily busy and parents can relax knowing the beach is only minutes away.
At a glance
- Private holiday caravan, sleeping up to six
- On the Valley Holiday Park at Amroth
- Use of the park’s facilities
- A short walk or drive from Amroth’s sandy beach
- At the eastern end of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
Amroth and the coast path
Amroth is a friendly seaside village with a long, gently shelving sandy beach that is wonderful for families, rock-pooling and paddling. It marks the official eastern start (or finish) of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, and an easy, scenic stretch of that route leads along the shore to Wiseman’s Bridge and on to Saundersfoot. At low tide you can sometimes see the remains of an ancient submerged forest on the beach. For more on the area and other places to stay, see our guide to Saundersfoot accommodation.
Exploring Pembrokeshire
The caravan is well placed for the best of south Pembrokeshire. The harbour village of Saundersfoot, with its beaches and restaurants, is just along the coast, the beautiful walled town of Tenby with its three sandy beaches is a short drive away, and boat trips run from Tenby to the monastic island of Caldey. Inland, the foodie town of Narberth and family attractions such as Folly Farm and Heatherton are within easy reach for a full and varied family week.
Good to know
A privately owned caravan on a holiday park gives you a useful best-of-both-worlds: your own self-catering space and the freedom to come and go, combined with whatever facilities the park offers and a setting geared towards family holidays. Amroth is a gentler, more traditional sort of resort than some of its busier neighbours, which makes it a relaxed choice for families with younger children — the beach is safe and sandy, and the eastern end of the coast path offers easy, scenic walking right from the village. It is also good value, leaving more of the holiday budget for days out around south Pembrokeshire.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many does it sleep? Up to six guests.
Where is it? On the Valley Holiday Park at Amroth, in south Pembrokeshire.
How far is the beach? Amroth’s sandy beach is just a short walk or drive away.
What’s nearby? Amroth beach, the coast path, Saundersfoot and Tenby.
Plan your Pembrokeshire break
For a comfortable, good-value family caravan with the beach and the coast path close by at Amroth, this holiday home is a great choice. To check dates and availability, use the booking options on this page.








