A delightful home-from-home, self-catering cedarwood chalet on a quiet site .For children, there is a play area.
The site also has stunning views of the Towy Valley and surrounding countryside.
The chalet consists of a lounge, kitchen-diner, bathroom, with a combined bath & shower. Three bedrooms, one with a double bed, one with bunk beds (adult size) and a room with a single bed.
Television with satellite freeview, DVD player plus a music hi-fi.
Duvets and pillows are provided, but please bring your own bed linen and towels, or we can provide linen at an additional cost of £45
There is a electric meter that takes £1 coins ( dose not cover the true cost but only way to get the Electric to work )
If required, the site has a laundry facility, opposite the chalet.
Elmrise Park is situated four miles from Carmarthen Town on the Towy Estuary, close to the seaside village of Llansteffan. It is well located for a wide range of fantastic visitor attractions in the region, including:
* The National Botanic Gardens of Wales
* The seaside resort of Tenby
* Laugharne and writer Dylan Thomas' Boathouse
* Pembrey Park
* Llanelli National Coastal Park
* Penclacwydd Wildfowl Reserve
* Folly Farm and Oakwood Leisure Park
* Pendine Sands
' Saundersfoot and Wiseman's Bridge
Locally, attractions include Llansteffan Beach ( great for playing on , not suitable for swimming in due to strong currents ) and Scott's Bay, Llansteffan Castle and woodland and hill walks.
In the village of Llansteffan, there are several pub-restaurants, a shop, post office and beach shop.
The nearby village of Johnstown has a Spar shop and in Carmarthen, there is a thriving shopping centre, with an indoor market, street market, local independent shops and high street stores and a large 24-hour Tesco store.
Located in Carmarthen, this chalet is in a rural area and near the beach. The area's natural beauty can be seen at Llyn Llech Owain Country Park and Llansteffan Beach, while Carmarthen Heritage Centre and Carmarthenshire County Museum are cultural highlights. Traveling with kids? Consider National Botanic Garden of Wales and The Play King. Rafting and sailing offer great chances to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with mountain biking and cycling nearby.
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