We are in an elevated position surrounded by woods and farmland with views across the bay to Skomer Island, and the Preseli Hills.

There are three bedrooms, two en suite and one with its own bathroom. All have TV,tea and coffee facilities and hair driers. The hall has full central heating with individual control in each room.

Local activities Include sea and fresh water fishing, horse riding and walks on the spectacular Coast Path. You can visit the Cathredral City of St. Davids, Castles at Pembroke, Carew and Manorbier, Skomer Island bird sanctuary and the many local artists and craft workshops. The Park Authority organises a variety of activities and guided walks.

We will be happy to offer expert advice.

Outside, Charlie the peacock can be seen strutting through the spacious grounds.

The country house atmosphere is completed by the croquet lawn which is available for your use.

Besides being your caring hosts, Judith finds time to breed welsh Cobs and Ben, a retired farmer now makes and restores furniture. If you plan to continue your holiday in Ireland we are in easy reach of the ferries at Pembroke Dock and Fishguard.

History:

During medieval times Haroldston Hall is said to have been the seat of the "Lord of Haroldston".From then until Victorian times it has been the home of yeomen and their familes.
It came into prominence in the 19th Century when it was in the ownership of Sir William Walters, banker and High Sheriff of the County. he was then succeeded by his son Sir William Howell Walters, also High Sheriff.

The hall has been in the present owner's family for over 60 years.

Generous breakfasts are cooked on the Aga, but there is no compulsion for the weight-conscious. We will cater for most guests requests. For the evening there are about ten restaurants within a short drive.

Take the B4341 to Broad Haven through Portfield Gate. After some 2 milestake the turning for Nolton & Timber Hill Holiday Lodges. Following the signs for Timber Hill, Haroldston Hall is on your right about 1/2 mile before Timber Hill.