The Cartwheel At Croft Farm

Croft, Cardigan, Pembrokeshire, Countryside

Check-in Time: 15:30
Check-out Time: 09:30

Outside Description

Colourful, well maintained gardens surround these award winning holiday cottages. With outdoor seating and bbq's holidaymakers can relax and enjoy the warmer days in the fresh air. The facilities on-site include the leisure building with indoor heated pool, sauna, gym and soft play; the Big Play Barn and the outdoor adventure playground so there's plenty to keep children of all ages amused. Your family will also enjoy the animal feeding and egg collecting and the space to run. You may find it hard to take the family away from the farm!

Downstairs Description

Warm and cosy, this cottage is all on one floor, making it ideal for toddlers. This cottage has one double and one room with 3’ bunk beds. A travel cot can be put up in the bunk room. A bath, with overhead shower, means bubble time fun can carry on at the end of a hard day’s exploring and swimming.

Gather round the decorative, painted wooden kitchen table for relaxed family meals or make up picnics to eat outside.

Other Notes

Holidaymakers in The Cartwheel share a hot tub with those staying in The Hayloft.

Dogs Welcome: one dog or two miniatures welcome @ £5 per night
Child Friendly: With five children of our own and over two decades providing family holidays, we’ve learnt a lot about what makes a wonderful family holiday. Children love the animals and the indoor and outdoor play spaces set in 6 acres.
Tots Travel Bag: Selection of tots items to borrow, please ask
Swimming Pool: Use of on-site indoor heated pool all year round
Group Getaways
Farm Experience: Budding farmers can join Andy and Mal on the morning rounds to feed the animals and collect the eggs. Get to know all the animals here at Croft Farm. From cute and cuddly rabbits to chickens, Jacob sheep, Angora goats, ponies, donkeys and Kuni Kuni pigs.
Eco Escape: Green Tourism Silver Award holders
Wi-Fi/Broadband
Open Fire/Multi Fuel Burner
Enclosed Garden/Patio
Romantic Hideaway: Holiday cottaae with log burner for cooler months.
Tourist Attractions:
  • Cilgerran Castle : Cilgerran Castle stands on a precipitous, craggy promontory overlooking the river Teifi where it merges with the Plysgog stream. The Teifi here is just at its tidal limit, so the castle was able to control both a natural crossing point and the passage of seagoing ships. Visit website
  • Folly Farm: Farm themed family adventure park, and zoo Visit website
  • Cardigan Castle: Step back in time and discover the history of Cardigan and the origins of the Eisteddfod. Amazing on-site cafe Visit website
  • Pentre Ifan: The most popular megalithic site in Wales, Pentre Ifan is a splendid burial chamber with a huge capstone delicately poised on three uprights. Visit website
  • Welsh Wildlife Centre: nearby nature reserve with mapped out walks, hideouts for bird watching, themed activities and cafe Visit website
Eating and Drinking:
  • The Teifi Netpool Inn : A family friendly pub on the banks of the river Teifi. Close to the village green and play area with lovely views. One of The Guardian online’s Top 10 pubs in Pembrokeshire. Nicely cooked pub food Visit website
  • The Ferry Inn Riverside Pub & Restaurant: Serves bistro style food with a focus on making the most of local produce, in a fabulous location right on the bank of the river Teifi with plenty of room for outdoor dining, and river views. Children, dogs and muddy boots are welcome. Booking is advised especially during the summer months as this is a very popular pub. Visit website
  • Pizza Tipi: Pizza, Bar, Music + Fun. Woodfired handmade pizza, salads & breads, cakes & bakes. Visit website
Food Stores:
  • Glebelands Shop: Is a small friendly business growing a range of seasonal crops and keen to promote the produce and cuisine of West Wales. . Visit website
  • Tesco: In Cardigan which is 13 miles away, so why not pre order your grocery delivery for arrival. Visit website
Sporting Attractions and Activities:
  • Riding Stables: Licensed riding and trekking centre in the shadow of the Preseli Hills Visit website
  • Ski Slope At Llangrannog: Which can be seen from Caerwenfor. It is possible to hire skis and board or obtain lessons. The 100m slope was built in 1989 and has continuously grown and developed to Llangrannog Ski and Boarding Centre as we see it today. Visit website
  • Coasteering: Coasteering is an active journey along the tidal margin which presents a range of challenges along the way. Using a mix of climbing, scrambling, leaping, traversing, swimming, sliding, diving, ducking, jumping and diving you will experience our wild coast through the zawns, gullies, caves, cliffs and reefs. Visit website
  • Canoeing On Te Teifi Gorge: Winding towards the sea the deep, tidal Teifi Gorge is a unique environment where fresh and salt waters meet and the species it is home to forms one of the most varied aquatic landscapes in the country. Visit website
  • Pembrokeshire Coast National Trail : Offers 621 miles of footpaths and bridleways. Visit website
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