Rowston Holiday Park enjoys an enviable position in one of Wales’ most beautiful regions. Nestled between the charming harbour village of Saundersfoot and the historic walled town of Tenby, you’ll find yourself perfectly placed to explore the very best of the Pembrokeshire coastline. Whether you’re seeking golden beaches, coastal walks, or vibrant town centres, everything is just minutes from your doorstep.
Located just a few minutes walk from the Park, mostly on private paths through Estate woodland, you will come to the secluded Waterwynch Beach with a small shingle bank above golden sands. With no car parking or the usual tourist facilities nearby, Waterwynch remains quieter, even at busy times of year. It has a rural character and charm of its own, with distant views of Tenby to which you can walk on the beach at low tide.
A thriving rural village, New Hedges offers a peaceful countryside setting with excellent local amenities. The small Supermarket, Garage, Pub and E-Bike drop off are all just a few moments walk from the Park entrance, whilst there are regular buses to both Saundersfoot and Tenby from right outside the Park entrance.
This picturesque harbour village combines Victorian charm with modern seaside attractions. Enjoy the beautiful sandy beaches, explore the quaint shops and galleries, or dine at excellent restaurants. Saundersfoot retains its village community feel and hosts an excellent programme of events throughout the year.
Tenby is a stunning medieval walled town with pastel-coloured houses overlooking golden beaches. Wander the cobbled streets, explore the historic harbour, or take a boat trip to Caldey Island. With three beautiful beaches and a vibrant town centre there is something for all the family.
Wales’ spectacular coastal county, Pembrokeshire boasts dramatic cliffs, pristine beaches, and Britain’s only coastal National Park. From water sports and wildlife watching to historic castles and picturesque villages, this area of outstanding natural beauty offers endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation throughout the year.
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Stunning coastal landscapes with dramatic cliffs, golden beaches and pristine natural environment throughout the region.
Historic castles, medieval town walls and centuries-old traditions creating an authentic Welsh cultural experience.
Access to 186 miles of spectacular coastal walking trails with breathtaking views and diverse wildlife.
Award-winning clean, safe beaches with excellent facilities perfect for families and water sports enthusiasts.
Fresh seafood, artisan foods and acclaimed restaurants showcasing the best of Welsh and Pembrokeshire cuisine.
Seals, dolphins, puffins and rare birds thrive in protected habitats making this a nature lover’s paradise.
