Pembrokeshire

Log cabin holidays in Pembrokeshire put you on one of the most spectacular coastlines in Europe. The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is the only National Park in Britain designated primarily for its coastline, and the 186 mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path that winds along its cliffs, beaches and headlands is consistently rated among the finest long distance walking routes in the world.

The beaches alone make Pembrokeshire worth the journey. Barafundle Bay, Marloes Sands, Whitesands Bay and Broad Haven are all genuinely world class, with clear water, clean sand and a wildness that sets them apart from anything you will find in the south of England. Tenby is the most popular base in the county and earns its reputation easily, with a beautifully preserved medieval town wall, a working harbour and beaches on three sides of the headland.

Away from the coast, Pembrokeshire has a quieter, more rural character that rewards those who explore beyond the obvious. The Preseli Hills in the north of the county are the source of the bluestones at Stonehenge, and the walking up on the tops offers big views across to Ireland on a clear day. St Davids, the smallest city in Britain, sits on the far western tip of the peninsula and draws visitors from across the world to its cathedral and the ruins of the Bishop's Palace beside it.

Log cabin holidays in Pembrokeshire work brilliantly for families, couples and dog owners in equal measure. The county has an excellent range of cabin and lodge sites, many within easy reach of the coast path and dog friendly beaches, and the combination of outstanding scenery, good local food and genuine remoteness makes it one of the best cabin destinations in Wales at any time of year.