Trefach Country Club and Holiday Park

The holiday park has a heated outdoor swimming pool, ideal for both kids and adults to enjoy even if the sun isn't shining.

Close to the delightful town of Narberth and the quaint village of Crymych, the park is also a short drive to such attractions as Folly Farm, Blue Lagoon Water Park and Oakwood Theme Park, which are all within half an hour by road. Being so centrally located, it is also easy to reach some of Wales most beautiful beaches, coastal towns and fishing villages. For walkers, there are an abundance of country walking trails to enjoy in the vicinity. The Cross Inn, an excellent country pub is less than four miles away.

Although Trefach feels blissfully remote, there are a number of attractions both in the immediate area and further afield. Less than four miles away visitors can take a llama for a walk through the lovely countryside at Pembrokeshire Llamas, a great outing for all the family. The market town of Narberth is just ten miles from the park and a delightful place to visit. Brimming with independent stores, antique shops, tempting restaurants and pubs, the architecture is a blend of multi-coloured Georgian and Edwardian buildings.

Keen walkers will want to put on their hiking boots and head for the hills. The Golden Road is an ancient pathway, which follows the ridge of the mountains. The trail features an ancient fort and other fascinating historical sites. Additionally, there are a wealth of other hikes to enjoy in the area, the ideal way to take in the beautiful scenery of Pembrokeshire.

Children will delight in the nearby attractions of Blue Lagoon Water Park and Oakwood Theme Park. Blue Lagoon Water Park is an indoor complex and perfect for a rainy day. With flumes, water shoots and a lazy river, it provides fun for all the family. Oakwood Theme Park has rides and attractions suitable for children of all ages.

The picture-perfect seaside town of Tenby is half an hour's drive from the park and it would be easy to spend the day exploring the cobbled streets lined with galleries, shops and cafes. The coastline of Pembrokeshire has received many accolades and National Geographic pronounced it the second best coastline in the world after Tutukaka in New Zealand. It's easy to understand why when you cast your eyes upon the unspoilt sandy beaches, sweeping bays and spectacular rocky headlands.

Other attractions include:

• Pembroke Castle
• Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre
• The Secret Owl Garden
• Carew Castle and Tidal Mill
• St Gowan's Chapel
• Broadhaven Beach
• Torch Theatre
• Lamphey Bishop's Palace