Self catering cottages at Fron Fawr in Pembrokeshire

Fron Fawr's fields and 16 acre woodland
Guests are welcome to wander through Fron Fawr's fields and 16 acre woodland which provides a rich habitat for a wide variety of birds and animals, buzzards are common. It has its own picnic table which over looks the Preseli Hills. The hedgerows and fields are a delight with a profusion of wild flowers and fruits in season.
Things to do. Places to go.
Fron Fawr is less than 5 miles from the sea. Much of the coastline is owned by the National Trust and the Preseli Hills and Pembrokeshire National Park are nearby. Golf, fishing and pony trekking are within easy reach; The Welsh Wildlife Centre is within 2 miles; see Out & About for more information.
Fron Fawr for a cottage holiday to remember
The comfort, tranquillity, peace and quiet of the setting at Fron Fawr are matched only by the quality of the cottages, and the attention to detail will make your holiday carefree and memorable.

Your hosts at Fron Fawr, Jacqui and Dewi Davies, aim to make your holiday as enjoyable and relaxing as possible. There are no hidden extras; gas and/or electricity are included. So for a truly carefree, relaxing holiday experience Fron Fawr yourself and find out why many guests return year after year - or see Guests' Comments to find out what past guests have to say about Fron Fawr.
Four 2/4 bedroomed cottages sleeping 2-8 guests

Cottages Myrddin, Madog, Taliesin, and Glyndwr have all been converted from traditional Welsh stone and slate barns. The cottages have 2, 3 or 4 bedrooms and sleep between 2 and 4/5/6 or 8 guests. For more information click here
Pétanque - a game for all ages.
Fron Fawr offers a Pétanque Pitch (competition sized: 15 x 4 metres) and each cottage has a set of traditional steel Boules. Pétanque is probably Britain's fastest growing game; in part because it can be so easily learned and is a game that can be enjoyed by all ages. See our Pétanque Page for the game's history and details of how it is played.
“To say we were very impressed with Glyndwr and Myrddin would be an understatement! I have many years experience in self-catering holidays and can safely say that Fron Fawr has topped the list.” Mike Gates, Berkshire.
. . . . and in each cottage: You'll find a selection of books and life style magazines, a range of games for guests of all ages along with a 'Welcome Folder' telling you about Fron Fawr and the surrounding area; places to visit, local pubs and restaurants, nearby towns and what they have to offer, country and coastal walks, and loads more. You'll also find a wealth of Tourist Information to help you make the most of your holiday.
. . . . and for children: Cots (but not bed linen), high chairs and stair guards are available on request. There are swings and for toddlers an outdoor plastic ‘playbox’ & slide. Due to Aneirin's pond, the cottage is not suitable for children under 16. . . . . and pets are welcome: in all Fron Fawr cottages, but as you might expect not in bedrooms or on furniture. And because Fron Fawr's land and neighbouring farms are grazed mostly by sheep, dogs must be kept on a lead at all times when outside. There is a charge of £25 per pet, with a limit of two pets per cottage.
We look forward to welcoming you to Fron Fawr for a cottage holiday to remember
Smokers: Smokers are not unwelcome, but we do ask that guests don't smoke in any bedroom and have regard for subsequent non-smoking guests.