Discover the enchanting Sunnyvale Holiday Park, a serene getaway nestled in the picturesque Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Here, you are just a mile from the tranquil beach, promising a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.
Whether you're looking to unwind or stay active, this family-friendly park offers a variety of lodgings that cater to your needs. The accommodations are designed to sleep varying numbers of guests, ensuring comfort for both small and large groups. Select lodges also feature the luxury of a hot tub, providing the ultimate relaxation experience.
Children can splash around in the covered heated pool or play in the outdoor area, while adults enjoy live shows and pub meals at the 'Stars' clubhouse. The park's tranquil grounds offer a peaceful retreat for those seeking a quieter holiday.
With an array of onsite facilities and a stunning natural backdrop, this holiday park is the perfect destination for creating cherished memories with loved ones.
A 3 bedroom bungalow with two doubles and one twin. Equipped kitchen with a large lounge area. Conservatory with access to patio area with table and chairs.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
A large 4 bedroom cottage with two doubles and two twins. Downstairs shower/bathroom and an upstairs shower room. Patio area with garden furniture. Great for large families.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
These spacious 2 bedroom bungalows are perfect for small families or couples. With one double and one twin. open-plan living area with dining and lounge area.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Deluxe and spacious lodge perfect for a family retreat. One double room with en suite bathroom with separate shower. Two full size twin rooms for the rest of the family with a shared family bathroom with bath. Open plan kitchen/living area with Smart TV and French doors leading onto decking with garden furniture and outdoor hot tub. No pets.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Spacious two bedroom bungalows with one double and a full size bunk bed and single bed. well-equipped kitchen area and an open-plan living area with dining and lounge space. Private decking area with hot tub.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
During your stay, you'll have convenient access to a selection of nearby amenities, including some of the area's tastiest takeout options. Click any of the postcodes for a map along with handy driving instructions and the fastest route from your accommodation.
| Service | Distance (miles) | Postcode |
|---|---|---|
| Pharmacy | 1.2 miles | SA69 9EJ |
| Train station | 1 mile | SA69 9BG |
| Pub | 0.5 miles | SA69 9HA |
| Dog walk | 0.6 miles | SA69 9HE |
| Supermarket | 1.3 miles | SA69 9BN |
| Indian takeaway (Taj Mahal) | 1.5 miles | SA69 9NP |
| Chinese takeaway (Dragon Palace) | 1.4 miles | SA69 9NG |
| Italian takeaway (Top Joes) | 1.5 miles | SA69 9EJ |
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Sunnyvale Holiday Park, with real driving times.
Sat nav: SA68 0XA
A Pembrokeshire farm park with a zoo, barn, vintage fairground and play areas, and a Best Day Out in Wales award.
Folly Farm began as a dairy farm and has grown into an award-winning family attraction with four areas: a farmyard, a zoo, an undercover vintage funfair with a Wurlitzer organ, and play areas. The zoo has over 200 species, including African lions, Humboldt and Macaroni penguins, and critically endangered eastern black rhinos in Kifaru Reserve.
Tip: Pre-booking a date isn't required, and online tickets save 5%. A free return visit within seven days is offered if you can't see everything in one day, but get the ticket validated before you leave.
Sat nav: SA70 8SN
A Pembrokeshire castle on a limestone bluff, with Norman, Tudor and Elizabethan features and a restored tidal mill nearby.
Carew Castle stands on a limestone bluff overlooking the Carew inlet, part of the Milford Haven Waterway. It began as a Norman stone keep around 1100 and was rebuilt and extended over the centuries, so you can see several architectural styles in one place.
Tip: Look for the Tudor range on the north side, and find the tidal mill, the only restored one in Wales.
Sat nav: SA71 4LB
A Grade I listed medieval castle on a rocky promontory, with a huge round keep and 900 years of history.
Pembroke Castle sits on a rocky promontory beside the Milford Haven Waterway, in the centre of Pembroke. It was the original family seat of the Earldom of Pembroke and is Grade I listed. William Marshal rebuilt it in stone after 1189, creating most of the structure that remains today.
Sat nav: SA70 7SY
A Norman coastal castle with towers, a chapel and a postern gate down to the beach.
Manorbier Castle is a Norman enclosure castle on a natural coastal promontory, about five miles southwest of Tenby. It has curtain walls with round and square towers, and a tower gateway with a portcullis leads into the inner ward. A postern gate once gave access to the beach and the sea.
Sat nav: SA33 4SD
Step into the clifftop Laugharne home where Dylan Thomas lived and wrote during his last four years.
The Boathouse in Laugharne is where Dylan Thomas lived with his family between 1949 and 1953. Set in a cliff overlooking the Tâf estuary, it is now a museum run by Carmarthenshire County Council. The interior has been returned to its 1950s appearance, with a recording of Thomas's voice playing in the background, and it holds memorabilia and some original furniture, including his father's desk.
Tip: Visit the writing shed close to the main house, where Thomas did most of his writing, and look across the estuary that inspired "Over Sir John's Hill".
Sat nav: SA31 1AD
A Grade I listed Welsh castle ruin with Tudor links, standing above the River Towy in Carmarthen.
Carmarthen Castle is a ruined medieval fortress in the county town of Carmarthen, on a high terrace overlooking the tidal River Towy. It began as an early 1100s timber motte and bailey, was rebuilt in stone and was captured, destroyed and rebuilt many times. Owain Glyndŵr took it in 1405, and Henry VII's father, Edmund Tudor, died here as a prisoner in 1456.
Sat nav: SA32 8HG
Home to the world's largest single-span glasshouse, in the River Tywi valley in Carmarthenshire.
The National Botanic Garden of Wales is in Llanarthney, in the River Tywi valley. It is both a visitor attraction and a centre for botanical research and conservation. The centrepiece is the Great Glasshouse, the world's largest single-span glasshouse at 110 m long and 60 m wide. It stands virtually on the site of Cockerell's mansion, the new Middleton Hall.
Tip: Look out across the restored eastern view towards Paxton's Tower, which was designed to be seen from the mansion's east side.
Sat nav: SA43 1JA
A Grade I listed castle above the River Teifi, linked to the first recorded eisteddfod in 1176.
Cardigan Castle overlooks the River Teifi in the town of Cardigan. The site dates back to the late 11th century and was rebuilt in 1244. Rhys ap Gruffydd rebuilt it in stone, and in 1176 the first recorded eisteddfod was held here. After years of decay, it was restored and opened to the public.
Tip: There is no on-site parking for day visitors, so use the car park at the bottom of Quay Street, a minute's walk away.
Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.
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37 reviews from guests who stayed at Sunnyvale Holiday Park
The caravan was comfortable and had the basics but was tired looking and if you want 100% clean and perfect this isnt the place for you. We brought dog though and we know pet friendly caravans wont be perfect as dogs are not clean especially when they spend all their time on a beach!
We really enjoyed our stay at Sunny Vale, definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a nice break.
We really enjoyed our stay! The hot tub was a lovely touch and it had everything we needed to relax.
Comfortable stay with friendly staff.
We squeezed in some fun between showers, enjoyed the pool and amusements and grabbed a tasty takeaway from the restaurant. Good day out!
Really enjoyed the stay
Very comfortable stay, well equipped, highly recommend it.
Really enjoyed the stay, perfect for a quiet break.
"NO BEDDING" provided (no pillows,no quilts, no linen). There is also no WiFi - you have to pay. The lodge is dirty, dirt and spider webs, dirt on the heating, spider webs everywhere. we found 9 spiders in the lodge, broken/missing part of blinds, the door was very hard to open and close. Holiday Park is boring nothing to do during the day, limited entertainment, swimming pool closes very early (at 5pm), we never had a chance to use it as we have to go out every day to find something to do around here, about a 1 hour and 30 mins drive t to find indoor places on rainy days.
Very tatty and unloved! Smelt horrible of damp. Very unclean. Needs updating. Outside furniture all ripped and covered in human hair! Yuk!
We had a fantastic stay, the park's setting is perfect, close to shops, the harbour and the beach too!
Well worth the money excellent holiday break park in a lovely location close to harbor shops and beach
We really enjoyed our stay. The bungalow was spotless and had super comfy furniture, perfect for relaxing. The kitchen was well stocked with everything we needed - plates, cutlery, pots, pans, you name it. The bathroom was spacious, which was handy, though stepping over the door frame was a bit awkward. Still, a lovely place overall!
The bungalow was very clean, with lovely comfortable furniture. Both table set and sofas to sit at/on. Kitchen had a good amount of cutlery, plates, bowls, cups, glasses, pots, pans and cooking utensils. The bathroom was large, which was great for accessibility, other than stepping over the door frame into the particular bungalow we were in.
Great thanks
We stayed at Brampton Lodge recently and honestly, it was quite a mixed bag. The location was lovely and the facilities were okay, but the shop was closed which was a bit of a downer. When we arrived, we found the patio doors to the hot tub were broken - they knew about it but didnt tell us beforehand. We emailed about it, but got no reply and when someone finally came, they just said we needed to lift the door into place - easier said than done, especially with the storm outside! The lodge itself wasnt very clean either - en suite was dirty, toilet was soiled and the radiator had what looked like bodily fluid on it. The hot tub was cold the first night, so we couldnt use it, which was disappointing. Also, no batteries in the TV remote. Overall, for the price, we wouldnt be coming back.
We had a lovely week here! The location is perfect - just a quick 6-minute drive to Saundersfoot and about 10 minutes to Tenby. Check-in was smooth and hassle-free and the staff were fantastic-really friendly and quick to respond. The caravan was spotless and looked br and new, with good condition white goods. The pool was well organised, though it could have been a bit warmer. Overall, wed definitely go back!
Great spot for a seaside break, loved exploring Saundersfoot and Tenby.
Great experience, definitely coming back soon!
We stayed at the site recently and honestly, it was pretty good. The caravan was spotlessly clean and the parking right next to it was handy. The short stroll to the clubhouse and pool was perfect, especially with kids. The pool itself was fantastic, with easy access steps and nice changing facilities. We did notice the small arcade isnt run by the site and could do with a bit of a refresh. The food was decent and reasonably priced. The staff were lovely and really helpful. Were planning to come back soon!
Great spot, really enjoyed our stay here, highly recommend!
Absolutely loved our trip! Gorgeous scenery and the staff were truly lovely.
Clean, modern, friendly staff
We squeezed in some fun between showers-hit the play park, enjoyed the pool and amusements, then grabbed a tasty takeaway from the restaurant. Nice day!
Such a lovely spot, perfect for relaxing and exploring with our dog. Would come again!
Great space, perfect location, really enjoyed it!
Looking forward to returning soon
Great experience, will return
Really enjoyed it, perfect for the whole family!
Really enjoyed our stay, will definitely return soon.
excellent staff and very helpful and friendly
Lovely park with lovely staff, caravan was lovely and clean, only issue was internet paid £25 and didnt get much signal with it but not really a problem as rarely uses it anyway .
Great stay and great people within the complex. Not far walk from the beach and transport available and cheap
caravan clean and staff pleasant
The caravan was comfy and clean, the food was excellent, the staff were always helpful and kind and the entertainment was amazing. Would definitely go again, it's a really good family place.
Great family holiday
Holiday was as described clean van pool a bit small and tired, club house friendly enough and excellent Easter Egg hunt.
