Kidwelly Farm Cottages
Kidwelly Farm Cottages
4.73 /5
Glamping at Kidwelly Farm Cottages is on a working farm, Penlan Isaf, overlooking the ancient town of Kidwelly. The site has spectacular views of the countryside, the Gower Peninsula and nearby coastline, and the two safari tents with wood-fired hot tubs are set in their own two-acre field with plenty of space and freedom to explore. An ensuite shepherd's hut with its own luxury electric hot tub offers the perfect romantic getaway for two.
Set on a working farm with stunning views of the Welsh countryside
A luxurious and cosy stay with your very own private hot tub
Only 7 miles to the beach at Burry Port with tearooms, pubs, and restaurants
About Kidwelly Farm Cottages
The site's two safari tents, Red Kite and Merlin, offer all of the romance of camping with the added luxury of electricity and hot and cold running water. Or why not try the chic en-suite shepherd's hut, with a kingsize bed and hot tub? They are all set in peaceful countryside, with the attractive farmhouse close by, and are walking distance from historic Kidwelly. Each safari tent has two bedrooms, one with a kingsize bed and another with bunk beds for the kids. There's also space for an extra fold-out bed if needed. You'll have your own private en-suite bathroom with shower and flushing toilet, and a kitchen area with fridge, microwave, kettle, toaster and 4-ring hob, as well as a cosy wood burning stove, comfy sofa and a table and chairs. There's a box full of cards and games in case the weather lets you down, or otherwise sun loungers on the decking and your own wood-fired hot tub - a perfect way to enjoy the unpolluted night skies of West Wales and stargaze. Bed linen and towels are provided. Guests in the Big Cwtch hut are treated to comfy armchairs, a fully fitted kitchen and an en-suite. Outside you can gaze out over pretty countryside or settle back in your toasty electric hot tub to take in the stars.
Safari tents are open from mid-March until the end of September, while the Shepherd's hut is open all year round.
All glamping units have their own private facilities and there are laundry facilities in the farmyard.
The nearby village of Kidwelly has Indian, kebab and pizza takeaways which will deliver, as well as a Co-op supermarket, post office, newsagents, garage, train station and regular bus service.
There are several child friendly pubs in the area and further options at Carmarthen and Llanelli which both have places to eat, cinemas and leisure centres. There is an out of town retail park in Trostre, Llanelli.
Adult only
Allow commercial vans
Allow pets
Bike hire
Café / restaurant
Communal BBQ
Disabled facilities
Drinking water
Electric hookups
Entertainment
Family friendly
Fires allowed
Fishing
Games room
Glamping
Golf
Horse riding
Hot tub
Internet access
Kids club
Kids playground
Laundry
Near beach
Near pub
Open year round
Peaceful
RV pitches
Shop
Showers
Swimming pool
Toilets
TV room
Vineyard
Water hookups
Watersports
W.C. disposal
There are 4 accommodation options on-site
Bookable pitches and accommodation options
Big Cwtch Shepherd Hut
Max 2 people
A beautifully handcrafted shepherd's hut to sleep two with a kingsize bed, fitted kitchen and en-suite. It's furnished and looks out over fabulous views. Tempting hot tub outside.
The Gambo Shepherds Hut
Max 2 people
The Gambo has a king-sized bed, bedding, kitchen area with a sink, 2-ring hob and fridge, a bathroom with a toilet, shower and sink. Outside, your own electric hot tub!
Red Kite Safari Tent
Max 5 people
Luxury two bedroom safari tent with kingsize bed, bunk beds and an extra fold-out bed if needed. The tent has electricity, wood burning stove, hot/cold running water, bathroom, and kitchenette with fridge, microwave and hob. Outside is a private hot tub.
Merlin Safari Tent
Max 5 people
Luxury two bedroom safari tent with kingsize bed, bunk beds and an extra fold-out bed if needed. The tent has electricity, wood burning stove, hot/cold running water, bathroom, and kitchenette with fridge, microwave and hob. Outside is a private hot tub.
4.73 /5
83%
Recommend
Great stay however felt some improvements were needed
Recommends site
Sioned M
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My partner and I arrived at the site and was greeted by the host who gave clear instructions on how to make it to the hut. However, the road was fairly uneven and had potholes throughout. Although suitable for my car, many may struggle. We parked with no issues and came into a space that had a prepared fire space which was a perfect setting for us beginning. Snacks upon arrival and provided toiletries and towels made an efficient and pleasant stay. The fire did die down and ran out of logs. However after a quick call, we were told to drive back up the uneven road to meet someone for more. The hot tub area was excellent. It was easy to use and a great style for anyone who wants to use it. We loved the space and the relaxation offered. We went to heat up food in the kitchen space however, this proved to be an issue. This space was appealing as it had this option and we wanted to bring some food that was cooked by us. However, due to the pot not registering with the induction style hob provided, it refused to heat up. After many failed attempts and google searches, we were forced to drive to a neighbouring town 25 minutes away. What was meant to be a heated up, home cooked meal turned into an hour round trip. Despite this mishap, it was an excellent stay and a fantastic option for anyone looking. Issues being the road and pot issue, we would recommend to those looking for a lovely night away overlooking the Welsh views.
Great stay with a toddler in a beautiful location
Recommends site
Miranda M
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There are two safari tents, plus other pods and holiday cottages on a working farm. You have to go through the farm to get to the tents, but this area is completely separate and they aren't on top of each other like many sites. The views are beautiful and stretch across the Gower peninsula. Tent was well furnished and has everything you need for a comfortable stay. Everything you need to be clean really was - few cobwebs up high and in out of the way places, but it's a tent so spiders can get in - we even had a friendly cat manage to worm his way in to the lounge area in the middle of the night! Really lovely stay and our toddler was very sad to leave!
Night away
Recommends site
Jordan W
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This was an amazing night away for me and fiancé. Wanted to have a quick break away so we could relax and enjoy. And that's what we got. Amazing views of the surrounding area. The hut was clean when we arrived and just amazing. Enjoyed our night with quick dip in the hot tub. The owners were lovely and so friendly! We've already recommended to some friends and family.
Site tariff
Site rules and policies
We are sorry but there are no pets allowed as the campsite is on a working farm with cattle and sheep in the adjoining fields.
Things to do on site and in the Kidwelly area
The site has a children's play area in the old farmyard with swings and a slide, as well as a trampoline, ride on buggies and a table tennis table. There's also a picnic area down by the brook where children can paddle safely.
There are cattle in the farm's fields, chickens to feed and eggs to collect and a footpath down to the town.
Off site, you'll be spoilt for choice for beaches and castles. Walk down the footpath to visit Kidwelly castle, one of the best in Wales, or head off to Carreg Cennin, Llansteffan or Dinefwr.
Pembrey Country Park is on the doorstep and has a 7-mile stretch of safe sandy beach, and plenty to do besides including and adventure playground, dry ski slope and toboggan run, pitch and putt, riding stables, cycle paths and cycle circuit. Other local beaches are at BurryPort and Ferryside, while Tenby and the Gower beaches are approximately an hour away.
Nature lovers might like to spend the day at the National Wetlands Centre in nearby Llanelli or visit the National Botanical Gardens and the house and gardens of Aberglasney 30 minutes away.
The old market towns of the area, Carmarthen and Llandeilo, are well worth a visit too, as is Dylan Thomas' Boathouse in Laugharne.
The site overlooks the coastal path and is close to cycle route 4.
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