Newgale, Pembrokeshire

Newgale Wood Farm

An aerial view of Newgale Beach, two miles of golden sand with pebble bank, Pembrokeshire

Check availability

M	T	W	T	F	S	S

Prices are shown for available check-in dates based on the number of nights selected. If your chosen date does not show a price, please select a different number of nights from the drop-down box.

A coastal farmhouse from the 1800s, a few minutes from Newgale beach

Guests
6
Bedrooms
3
Acorn rating
5What's this?
Number of dogs welcome
2
Reference
013049
A pretty pink house with window seats, original features and a cobbled courtyard for dining outdoors

A short walk or drive from Newgale Beach and near many other coves and coastal walks

In reach of Solva and St Davids

Newgale Wood Farm feels like the perfect Pembrokeshire farmhouse, with its countryside setting, sea views and light-filled rooms. While renovating this Georgian home, we’ve added features to bring ease and joy to your holiday – a shower in the boot room so you can rinse off your day at the beach, a reading snug upstairs for quiet moments, and a sea view from the bath.

Walk down to the long, golden sands at Newgale in less than 10 minutes. You could drive down with your beach gear - there’s parking, facilities and cafés in the bay. It’s a popular spot for experienced surfers and windsurfers, so look for a local watersports school if you’d like to try.

Don’t miss taking the paths through the surrounding fields for the mile-long walk to the Southwood Estate. The estate’s farms have fields carefully managed for wildlife biodiversity. This landscape of wooded valleys and floral fields stretches to rugged clifftops, so you can pick up the coast path from there and perhaps spot seals, seabirds and porpoises. The money you spend on your holiday supports the conservation of the local coastline.

Pembrokeshire has many lovely beaches, harbours and quirky coves, popular ice cream spots and tea rooms. Picturesque Solva is nearby, with its inland harbour, woollen mill and independent shops and pubs. A little further on, explore the cobbled streets and cathedral in St Davids.
Ground floor layout
Sitting room with woodburner. Dining room. Kitchen with large table and range cooker. Utility room. Boot room with an external door and storage space. Shower room.
First floor layout
Low doorways and ceilings throughout. Large landing. Snug with television. King-size bedroom with en-suite featuring slipper bath with sea view. Twin bedroom (can be a super-king bed on request) with sea view. Twin bedroom. Family bathroom with freestanding bath and handheld shower attachment.
Garden and outdoor space

Large yard for parking three cars, and a sloped grassy area. Cobbled courtyard with seating – perfect for dining outdoors. Small grassy garden with sea view and seating. Bike and surfboard storage in an outbuilding.
Wi-Fi, available
Garden, available
Fridge, available
Freezer, available
Microwave, available
Open fire / wood burner, available
DVD, available
Washing machine, available
Dishwasher, available
Tumble dryer, available
Cot & high chair, available
Family-friendly, available
Roll-top bath, available
Sea views, available
Walk to a beach, available
Coast path, available
Watersports nearby, available
What's provided in a National Trust cottage?
Induction hob: There is an induction hob at this cottage. If you have a pacemaker, please check with your doctor to make sure the hob will not interfere with your pacemaker, and keep a distance of at least 60cm (2ft) from the hob when it is on.

Wi-Fi: We provide free Wi-Fi access which is supplied by BT. Please note intermittent connection problems can occur and line speeds can vary as can coverage within the building. The connection is unlikely to be suitable for gaming or streaming.

Parking: There is parking for three cars. The ground is uneven.

Heating: The cottage is heated by electric radiators which guests are able to regulate.

Logs: This cottage has a woodburner. We’ll lay the first fire for you and supply a few extra logs. If you’ll need more, please bring seasoned logs with you or source them locally.

Stairgates: Stairgates are not provided in this cottage.

Bats: There may be bats roosting in the roof-space of the accommodation and in the outbuildings and covered area where you’ll find the bins.

Please note: Only one of the outbuildings near the cottage is accessible to guests. Others store farming equipment and shouldn't be entered. Please supervise children and dogs.

Offers: Late Sunday checkout of 4pm.

You’ll have free entry at National Trust places during opening hours during your stay – just show your booking confirmation. Parking may be payable. Opening times can vary and some places may need to be booked in advance.

Southwood Estate

Explore Southwood’s timeless landscape of wooded valleys, floral fields and craggy clifftops. Stretching straight to the sea, this charming coastal spot is full of scenic surprises.

Southwood Estate coast to coast walk

Wales

A 2.5-mile circular walk through woodland and wildlife-rich farmland as well as clifftop coastal paths of the Newgale peninsula.

Solva Coast

Solva’s jutting headlands, gentle valleys and sweeping shores all have a tale to tell. From Iron Age settlements and industry to chilling coastal chronicles, there’s lots to uncover.

Four visitors walking up a path overlooking Solva Harbour

St David's Peninsula

A colourful coastline with heaps of history, this pretty peninsula’s been a cultural hotspot for thousands of years. Discover the area’s ancestry, from Celtic life to Wales’ patron saint.

View from Carn Llidi over Whitesands Bay, Pembrokeshire, Wales, with Ramsey Island in the distance.

Blue Lagoon, beaches, rocks and ruins; this wild stretch of coastline is where industry and adventure combine. Dive right into the past and see how stone quarries have paved the way for thrill-seekers.

A view of Abermawr beach in Pembrokeshire

Marloes Sands and Mere

Escape to the Marloes Peninsula, a hidden gem nestled on the very western edge of Pembrokeshire. Stunning seascapes and a wealth of wildlife are waiting to greet you.

Find a holiday cottage on the coast in Wales.

View a map of other coastal cottages in Wales

Castell Farmhouse, Pembrokeshire

If sea views and coastal walks are at the top of your list, try this Pembrokeshire farmhouse. Sleeps six, dog friendly.

Stackpole Manor House, Pembrokeshire

Close to beautiful Stackpole, this large manor house in Pembrokeshire is great for a get-together. Sleeps six, dog friendly.

An aerial view of Caerllan with the sea in the background, Ceredigion

Caerllan, Ceredigion

A truly desirable location, with a sea-view garden and the beach within walking distance. Sleeps five, dog friendly.

Pant Rhiw Cottage, Gwynedd

Take in the views across Hell’s Mouth Bay from this cottage on the Plas-yn-Rhiw estate. Sleeps four, dog friendly.

Your top three questions answered

Sign up to hear more from the National Trust

By sharing your email address you’re agreeing to receive marketing emails from the National Trust and confirm you’re 18 years old or over. Please see our for more information on how we look after your personal data.

Areas A-Z

Things to do

Place types

Newgale Wood Farm