Lambeeth Farm is a remote, serene sanctuary, ideally positioned next to the River Cleddau estuary's gleaming waters with easy access to the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Outdoorsy types of all persuasions will have heaps to uncover in this pristine part of Wales, packed in a prime locale that serves as a walker's paradise. The viewsome property holds roomy non-electric grass bases that look out to Pembroke Castle, with easy access to beautiful beaches and numerous scenic walks. The owner Jenny and her husband earn rave reviews for their friendly disposition and warm welcome. They are at hand to ensure your stay is stress-free and relaxing, and enjoy pointing out the best attractions in the scenic surroundings to best suit your travel itinerary. Spectacularly scenic walks lead into the nearby village of St Dogmaels, a picturesque village with a 12th-century abbey. For water-based antics like surfing, canoeing, sea angling and lazes on a wide, sandy beach, pack your buckets and spades and rumble over to Freshwater West beach, set just five miles away. Nature lovers can admire the fauna at beautiful spots like Barafundle beach and the Bosherston Lily Ponds. Secure sausages, mushrooms, chicken wings, cheese slices and ingredients for a mixed salad for barbeques back at the base. Sorry, no pets allowed.