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The Bray

Cresselly, near Kilgetty, West Wales
Sleeps 2
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Change Fri
No Dogs
4 star
Parking on site / nearby
Highchair available
Travel Cot available
Towels included
Shepherd hut
Quirky
Romantic
Internet access
Working farm
Enclosed garden / patio
Downstairs bedroom
Downstairs bathroom
Beach within easy reach
Complex
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At a glance

  • Lark wood cabin for a couple in idyllic Pembrokeshire countryside
  • Situated on a tranquil small holding with farm animals
  • Rural location within 5 miles of Saundersfoot and the sea
Overview
Property code: OC-88421

A peaceful retreat for two awaits at this handcrafted larch wood cabin in the heart of the Pembrokeshire countryside. Ideal for couples seeking tranquillity, this rural escape offers an idyllic setting on a small holding complete with donkeys and sheep. Just 5 miles from the vibrant seaside town of Saundersfoot, with its golden beach and delicious eateries, it’s a haven for those wanting to combine countryside charm with coastal exploration.

Step inside the thoughtfully designed cabin, where warm wooden tones and cosy details create a calming retreat. The open-plan living area invites relaxation, with a sumptuous two-seater sofa and a Smart TV for nights in. The kitchen, equipped with an electric oven, hob, microwave, and under-counter fridge, is perfect for preparing leisurely breakfasts, enjoyed at the intimate dining table for two. The inviting double bedroom guarantees a restful night, enhanced by the modern en-suite shower room. Outside, the gravelled garden with seating and a BBQ offers picturesque views of the surrounding fields, where you might even be greeted by a friendly donkey or sheep over the fence. There is off-road parking on a gravel drive for one car.

Situated just 1 mile from the village of Cresselly, there’s plenty to explore nearby. Discover history at Carew Castle and Tidal Mill, located 2.5 miles away, or enjoy the tidal estuary scenery and charming pub at Cresswell Quay, just 2 miles from the cabin. For a day out, the market town of Narberth, 8 miles away, offers independent shops, cafés, and galleries, while Saundersfoot promises coastal delights only 5 miles from your door.

  • 1 bedroom – 1 double
  • 1 bathroom – 1 en-suite shower room with shower and WC
  • Electric oven and hob, under-counter fridge and microwave
  • Travel cot and highchair available on request
  • Smart TV
  • Off-road parking for 1 car on gravel driveway
  • Shared driveway with another holiday property on the site
  • Well-lit gravel footpath to access the property
  • Private water supply
  • Shop 4 miles, and pub and beach 5 miles
  • Arrival: 15:00 onwards
  • Departure: before 10:00
  • Sorry, no dogs allowed

Claire Williams

This property is personally managed by Claire.

Reviews

From guests that have stayed at the property.

Based on 13 guest ratings

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Reviewed by Mohammed 15th August 2026

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We had a comfortable stay for the week we were there, although one thing that may be of inconvenience to others is that there isnt much storage space so when staying for a longer time youd have to have your suitcase at the lodge. But other than that overall everything was very nice and cosy we really enjoyed our stay and the view along with the pieRead morece and quite: Hide

Reviewed by Martin 19th July 2026

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This is a longer review but worth reading until the end. You are offered a small camping trolley to help move your stuff from the car to the hut. The path to the hut was marked by a loose stone path which is nice but the cart has solid tyres and its slightly up hill and winding so its a little tough to pull the trolley. At the main entrance Read moreto the wooded hut, was an outside table and chairs, great for having some food surrounded by trees, a field with varied animals wondering around behind a fence. The advert did state there was a BBQ but we could not find it. One of the double glazed doors to the main room stuck on the landing floor so could not be opened fully and the other one once opened could not be closed without some difficulty by lifting the door up to get it back into place. The main room was OK, it had an oven, microwave, fridge / freezer, table, chairs plus a TV and sofa, all in good working order for all your daily needs. Moving to the bedroom it contained a double bed but there was only just had enough room to move sideways around the room. The bed had a solid wooden foot area which protruded up and we continually banged our legs on it seeing as there was little room around the bed. The mattress for us was not to our liking and it looked like it was in need a swapping out as it had sagged. Two pillows per person were in place, shame they were the same thickness as it did not give you a choice of thick / thin or a mixture. The on-suite toilet and shower is what I would call very small. If you are of the larger persuasion then you might have difficulties showering with ease in this very small shower cubicle. The other problem is the shower and bedroom is so small that we had to get dry / changed in the main room. I would say this is OK for a weekend or just for a few days as you have to live out of your suitcase as we could not find any room to store clothes. There are some hangers in the living room for hanging possibly a couple of items. We stayed in the heatwave and it would have been nice to have a portable fan in the room, non was offered. Overall a location to stay but the hut, in my opinion, needs some TLC to get it back up to its full potential. Hide

Reviewed by Martin 13th July 2026

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To see the 2 big sheep along with the 3 goats and 3 donkey's in the field right next to us was great. Then we fed them carrots and apples was again great. The owners lived close by and they were nice people. We had a lovely time. Thank you.

Reviewed by Robyn 24th June 2026

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Beautiful quiet spot, very friendly and helpful owners. Loved watching the animals coming and going in the paddock.

Reviewed by Paula 9th June 2026

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Great place for complete tranquility and privacy. Very enjoyable stay. Owners very lovely and there if you needed them

Reviewed by Amie 31st May 2026

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Loved our stay at The Bray. Sue & Chris are such wonderful people, and made our stay just that little bit more memorable. The cabin is cosy, clean and well equipped. The welcome touches were a pleasant surprise! Perfect spot for a rest within nature. Loved meeting all the farm animals too. Especially Paddy, Percy and little Hattie. Thank you

Reviewed by John 16th May 2026

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This place was amazing very peaceful and isolated which is exactly what we wanted, Sue was extremely helpful and obliging and made every effort to make our stay enjoyable, the animals were a pleasant site and enjoyed the carrots we gave them. Thanks for a memorable holiday

Reviewed by Karen 6th March 2026

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Warm welcome, lovely setting, peaceful.

Reviewed by Brian 6th September 2025

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Reviewed by Gareth 22nd August 2025

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Quirky, comfortable and cosy. High level of cleanliness and friendly owners.

Reviewed by Susan 13th June 2025

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Loved this peaceful location, very restful. Had a great week, enjoyed the donkeys, sheep and geese. Close enough to Tenby, also enjoyed Narberth, Bosherton Lily ponds, & Cresswell Quay. Lovely friendly hosts

Reviewed by Paula 6th June 2025

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Lovely hosts and great location. If you are looking for tranquility then this is perfect. Away from the normal busy lifestyle and loved listening to the birds and the 3 lovely donkeys that came to see you is an added bonus. Enjoyed our stay very much and would go again.

Reviewed by Mike 25th October 2024

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Nicely set back on a farm in bucolic seclusion, not far from Cresselly Quay and Carew Castle & tidal mill, this lovely wooden caravan-style home is ideal for a getaway for a couple. There's everything you might need and more provided like towels, even a hot water bottle. The only immediate neighbours are sheep and donkeys, So quiet. With a clear skRead morey, stars galore at night. Great as a base for coastal visits like Tenby and closer Amroth beach & cliffs. Supermarkets: Pembroke Dock 25min. Hide

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