Jameston Holiday Cottages
Choose from 5 self catering holiday cottages in Jameston, Pembrokeshire, 3 of which are dog friendly, and sleep between 3 and 6 guests.
Set at the heart of a friendly village, this charming bungalow offers family-friendly accommodation close to a pretty shingle and sandy beach and a plethora of countryside walks.
Tudor Cottage in Jameston is the perfect base for exploring all the delights of Pembrokeshire. Relax in the comfortable lounge and plan your days out in front of the log burner or enjoy a drink and some locally produced food on the patio. Manorbier Beach, popular with surfers, is less than a mile away, and kids can enjoy the rock pools at low tide. The village has a post office, a local shop, a pub, a coffee shop, and a castle which is well worth a visit. Tudor Cottage is just a 10-minute drive away from the popular seaside town of Tenby where you will find glorious sandy beaches, the picturesque harbour, and plenty of restaurants, cafés, and pubs, you’ll be spoilt for choice. If you want to leave the car behind there is a bus-stop just 5 minutes from the cottage. For beach lovers Swan Lake Bay, Freshwater East and West and the breathtaking Barafundle Bay are just a short distance away. Walkers have easy access to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path with stunning scenery, fabulous wildlife, small fishing villages and golden sandy beaches to explore. Take a boat trip to visit the offshore islands and spot seals, dolphins, and fantastic seabirds. Just a short drive away you can find yourself at many of the major family attractions such as Folly Farm, Heatherton and Manor Wildlife Park. ACCOMMODATION Tudor Cottage sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms: 2 doubles and 1 twin bedroom, the double bedroom on the ground floor may suit guests with restricted mobility. UPSTAIRS Bedroom 1: double bed (plenty of room for travel cot), bedside cabinets, chest of drawers, hanging rails En-suite: shower, toilet, and hand basin Bedroom 2: twin beds, bedside tables, storage drawers, hanging rail DOWNSTAIRS Bedroom 3: double bed, bedside cupboards, chest of drawers, full length mirror Bathroom: shower cubicle, wash hand basin, WC Living room: 2-seater sofa, 3-seater sofa, chair, 50-inch Smart UHD TV with internet access, Netflix, and Amazon Prime (subscription required), log burning stove and access to front patio. Kitchen/dining area: halogen hob, electric oven, electric hot tap, dishwasher, microwave, air fryer, fridge, toaster, dining table seating 6 Utility room: freezer, washing machine and electric airer, iron and ironing board, storage OUTSIDE Patio area with patio seating for 6 plus a table and two chairs, BBQ. Parking available for two cars. Level access patio to property. Rotary line. KEY FACTS Bed linen and towels provided. Please bring your own beach towels - Travel cot available. Please bring your own cot bedding - Highchair and stairgate available - Electric heating - Free WiFi - Logs available from owner, £20 per week or £5 per day for short breaks - 1 well behaved dog welcome free of charge - No smoking or vaping inside the property and no candles or incense burners are to be used in the property - This is family accommodation no large parties, stag or hen
Just 15 minutes walk from the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, Rose Cottage in Jameston is perfectly located to enjoy all that this beautiful area has to offer. The cottage is within easy reach of some of the country’s most breathtaking beaches, and it’s just a 10-minute drive to the popular seaside town of Tenby. If you want to leave your car behind there is a bus stop 5 minutes from the cottage or the train station is just a 15-minute walk away. The cottage is modern, spacious, and light with a cosy log burner for evenings in and a patio to enjoy a drink and plan your adventures. The area offers boat trips to explore the Pembrokeshire coast and offshore islands with the opportunity to spot seals, dolphins, and seabirds. Walkers can enjoy spectacular coastal scenery, pretty seaside villages, long sandy beaches, and small hidden coves. Rose Cottage is only a mile from Manorbier where you will find a post office, a local shop, a pub, and a coffee shop. Manorbier Beach is popular with surfers and great for exploring rock pools at low tide. The Castle is well worth visiting and holds special events throughout the year. Swan Lake Bay, Freshwater East and West are a short distance away, and the amazing Barafundle Bay has a coffee shop and plenty of parking. For families, it’s just a short drive to major attractions such as Folly Farm, Heatherton and Manor Wildlife Park. There is something for everyone. ACCOMMODATION Rose Cottage sleeps 6 plus a baby in 3 bedrooms: 2 doubles and 1 twin bedroom. The double bedroom on the ground floor may suit guests with restricted mobility. UPSTAIRS Bedroom 1: double bed, bedside tables, chest of drawers, hanging rail (plenty of room for travel cot), hair dryer En-suite: shower, wash hand basin, WC Bedroom 2: twin beds, bedside table, storage drawers, hanging rail DOWNSTAIRS Bedroom 3: double bed, bedside cupboards, chest of drawers, wardrobe, full length mirror Bathroom: shower cubicle, wash hand basin, WC Living room: 2-seater sofa, 3-seater sofa, chair, 50-inch Smart UHD TV with internet access, Netflix and Amazon Prime (subscription required), wood burner and access to front patio. Kitchen/dining area: halogen hob, electric oven, electric hot tap, dishwasher, microwave, air fryer, fridge, toaster, dining table seating 6 Utility room: freezer, washing machine and electric airer, iron and ironing board, storage OUTSIDE Patio area with patio seating for 6 plus a table and two chairs, BBQ. Parking available for two cars. Level access patio to property. Rotary line. KEY FACTS - Bed linen and towels provided. Please bring your own beach towels - Travel cot available. Please bring your own cot bedding - Highchair and stairgate available - Electric heating - Free WiFi - Logs available from owner, £20 per week or £5 per day for short breaks - 1 well behaved dog welcome free of charge - No smoking or vaping inside the cottage and no candles or incense burners are to be used in the cottage - This is family accommodation, no large parties, stag or hen
Horseshoe Cottage forms part of a 9-acre small holding and is located on a peaceful country lane a short walk from the local village of Jameston. This cottage is the perfect location for exploring the delights of Pembrokeshire and beyond. Close to the village of Manorbier, which is surrounded by gently rolling countryside and have access to the beautiful sandy beach which is overlooked by the impressive Norman Castle. This bustling village is home to a Post Office, popular pub and wonderful tea rooms. Only a short drive away, you can find yourself in the famous seaside town of Tenby, where you can roam the cobbled streets and explore the four incredible sandy beaches. Horseshoe Cottage is ideal for holidays by the sea. Nearby attractions include Caldey Island, Folly Farm, Manor House Wildlife Park and the Castles at Manorbier, Carew and Pembroke. However, if you want to explore the wider area of Pembrokeshire, Broad Haven has a splendid sandy beach with Blue Flag Award and is situated in the stunning curve of St Brides Bay in western Pembrokeshire. Or the town of Haverfordwest is a 30-minute drive from the cottage. Here you can roam the many independent shops, cafes and restaurants. ACCOMMODATION Horseshoe Cottage sleeps 3 in 2 bedrooms: 1 double and small double. The bedrooms are reached by an open tread staircase. UPSTAIRS Bedroom 1: double (4'6")bed, chest of drawers, dressing table, wardrobe, countryside views Bedroom 2: small double (4')bed, bedside cabinet, wall light and shelf with USB port, chest of drawers, wardrobe, countryside views Bathroom/shower room: electric shower, toilet, hand basin, shaving point DOWNSTAIRS Living room: 2 seater settee, 2 armchairs, electric log-effect fire, TV/DVD, books and games Kitchen/dining area: electric hob, eye-level electric oven, fridge/freezer, washing machine/dryer, microwave, kettle, toaster, wooden picnic table and chairs to seat 3 OUTSIDE The enclosed garden is shared with Plough Cottage and has a large picnic table & bench and washing line for guests’ use. There is off-road allocated parking for two vehicles. We also offer a selection of fresh garden produce and free-range eggs for sale throughout the season. KEY FACTS - Bed linen provided - Hand towels, tea towels and bath mat provided; please bring your own bath and beach towels - Oil central heating - Free WiF - Arrival after 4pm, leave by 10am - £80 refundable damages/additional cleaning deposit - No smoking - Not suitable for infants under 3 years old
Plough Cottage is in a quiet rural setting alongside its sister holiday cottage, Horseshoe. The cottage lies within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and just outside the village of Manorbier, near the popular seaside town of Tenby. Perfect for exploring the delights of Pembrokeshire and beyond. It was formerly a carriage house and has been re-built using original stonework and beams. It is set on a 9-acre smallholding on a quiet country lane and is just a short walk away from the local village of Jameston and its two family-friendly pubs - The Swan Lake Inn & Tudor Lodge - and the bus stop into Tenby/Pembroke. The nearest beach is less than 10 minutes away in the picturesque village of Manorbier, with tea rooms, a post office/shop, a pub, and Norman Castle. ACCOMMODATION Plough Cottage sleeps 5 in 3 bedrooms: 1 king size, 1 double and 1 single UPSTAIRS Bedroom 1: king size bed, bedside cabinets and lamps, wall mounted TV with Freeview channels, wardrobe, chest of drawers Bedroom 2: double bed, bedside cabinets, reading lamps, wardrobe, chest of drawers Bedroom 3: single bed, bedside cabinet, lamp, single wardrobe Bathroom: spa bath, separate shower cubicle, toilet, hand basin, towel rail DOWNSTAIRS Living room: 4-seater chaise sofa, lounge chair, 46” Freesat TV, DVD player, DVD's, books and games Kitchen/dining area: halogen hob, built-in electric oven, eye-level microwave, fridge/freezer, integrated dishwasher, dining table seating 6, French windows to patio WC: toilet, hand basin Utility area: situated in the entrance lobby containing a washing machine and tumble dryer OUTSIDE Plough Cottage has a patio with a bench, table & chairs. Large enclosed rear garden shared with Horseshoe Cottage, rotary washing line, and picnic table. Driveway parking for 2 cars. KEY FACTS - Bed linen and towels provided. Please bring your own beach towels - Oil central heating - Free WiFi - Sorry, no dogs - No smoking - £80 refundable damages/additional cleaning deposit - Not suitable for infants under 2 years old
Self Catering Holiday Cottages in Jameston
Discover 5 Jameston self catering cottages in Pembrokeshire. Explore local shops, walks, and sights from your comfortable Pembrokeshire base. Book your next break today.Attractions within 10 miles of Jameston
- Heatherton World of Activities (3m)
- Fitzgerald's open farm (3.2m)
- Great Wedlock Farm & Deer Park (3.2m)
- The Dinosaur Park Tenby (3.2m)
- Freshwater east (4.2m)
- Stackpole Cottage (4.3m)
- Dairy Cottage (4.3m)
- Byre 3 (4.3m)
- Granary (4.3m)
- Byre 1 (4.3m)
- Monkton Old Hall (4.9m)
- National Trust - Cleddau Woodlands (5.4m)
- Lavender Cottage (5.4m)
- Manor House (5.4m)
- Kestrel (5.5m)
- Kingfisher (5.5m)
- Swan (5.5m)
- Broad Haven South Beach (5.7m)
- Caldey Island Lighthouse (5.8m)
- Huntsman's Leap (6.9m)
Outdoor Activities around Jameston
- Trefloyne Golf Course (3.2m)
- Penally Village Green (3.9m)
- Holyland Wood (4m)
- Kiln Park Outdoor Pool (4.3m)
- Stackpole Quay (4.4m)
- The Mill Pond, Pembroke Wales UK (4.6m)
- National Trust - Stackpole (4.7m)
- The Green (4.7m)
- Battery Gardens (4.7m)
- Jubilee Park (4.8m)
- Tenby South Beach (4.8m)
- Allen's View (5.1m)
- Glan-y-môr (5.2m)
- Castle Hill (5.2m)
- Lodge Park (5.3m)
- Stackpole Walled Gardens (5.5m)
- Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority (6.1m)
- Albion Field (6.3m)
- St Govans Head (6.3m)
- Kilgetty Community Garden (6.5m)
About Jameston
Explore the hidden gem of Jameston in Pembrokeshire, Wales, where time seems to stand still amidst the rolling hills and picturesque landscapes. The history of this quaint village is as intriguing as it is rich, with stories waiting to be uncovered.
As you navigate through its charming streets, you'll find yourself immersed in a world that seamlessly blends tradition with modernity. But there's more to Jameston than meets the eye, and you'll soon discover the unique tapestry of experiences that await you.
History of Jameston
The history of Jameston dates back to the 12th century when it was established as a small settlement in Pembrokeshire, Wales. As you wander through the charming streets of Jameston, you can almost feel the echoes of the past reverberating through the centuries. It's a place where history comes alive, and every cobblestone has a story to tell.
In the 12th century, Jameston was a vital part of the Norman invasion of Wales. It served as a strategic outpost, guarding the western approaches to Pembroke Castle. Over the years, the settlement grew and flourished, becoming an important center for trade and commerce in the region.
During the Tudor period, Jameston played a significant role in the maritime trade, with its bustling harbor serving as a hub for shipping goods to and from England. The town's prosperity attracted merchants and artisans, leading to a period of cultural and economic growth.
In the 19th century, Jameston underwent a period of industrialization, as coal mining and shipbuilding became dominant industries in the area. The town experienced rapid development, and its population expanded as workers flocked to the area in search of employment opportunities.
Today, as you stroll through Jameston, you can still see remnants of its rich history in the architecture, the winding streets, and the stories passed down through generations. Jameston's history is a tapestry woven with the threads of time, each thread contributing to the vibrant and diverse heritage of this remarkable Welsh town.
Natural Beauty and Landmarks
As you explore Jameston's charming streets and immerse yourself in its rich history, you'll encounter breathtaking natural beauty and iconic landmarks that add to the town's allure.
One of the most striking natural features is the nearby Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, a haven for nature enthusiasts. With its rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, and diverse wildlife, the park offers spectacular views and opportunities for coastal walks.
Just a short distance from Jameston, you'll find the renowned Freshwater West beach, a favorite among surfers and sunbathers alike. Its vast expanse of golden sand and powerful waves make it a must-see destination.
In addition to its natural beauty, Jameston is also home to historic landmarks that showcase the town's heritage. The imposing Jameston Castle, dating back to the 15th century, stands as a testament to the town's medieval past. Its well-preserved walls and impressive architecture provide a glimpse into the area's history.
Another noteworthy landmark is the St. Petrox Church, a charming place of worship with a tranquil atmosphere and fascinating architectural details.
As you wander through Jameston, be sure to visit the picturesque Carew Castle and Tidal Mill, located just a short drive away. This medieval castle and tidal mill are set amidst stunning scenery, offering a glimpse into centuries of history.
The combination of natural beauty and historic landmarks makes Jameston a truly captivating destination for visitors.
Community and Local Life
Nestled within the heart of Jameston, you'll discover a vibrant and close-knit community that thrives on a strong sense of local pride and camaraderie. Whether you're strolling through the charming streets or attending a local event, you'll immediately feel the warmth and welcoming nature of the residents. The community spirit is evident in the various activities and events that take place throughout the year. From lively village fairs to community clean-up initiatives, there's always something happening that brings everyone together.
In Jameston, local life revolves around the strong sense of togetherness. The village boasts a range of community facilities, including a bustling community center that hosts everything from craft workshops to fitness classes. This hub of activity serves as a gathering place for residents of all ages, providing a space for socializing and fostering new friendships. Additionally, the village is home to several local businesses, from family-run shops to cozy cafes, where you can engage with the community and support local entrepreneurship.
The community in Jameston takes great pride in preserving its traditions and heritage. You'll find that many residents are actively involved in local historical societies and preservation efforts, ensuring that the rich tapestry of the village's past is celebrated and upheld for future generations. As a visitor or new resident, you'll quickly become immersed in the warmth and inclusivity of Jameston's community, making you feel right at home in no time.
Activities and Attractions
Immerse yourself in the vibrant array of activities and attractions that Jameston has to offer, catering to every interest and age group. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, history buff, or adventure seeker, Jameston has something for everyone.
Here are some highlights:
- Outdoor Adventures:
- Embark on breathtaking coastal walks along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, where you can relish panoramic views of the rugged cliffs and pristine beaches.
- Indulge in thrilling water sports such as kayaking, coasteering, and surfing at nearby beaches, perfect for those seeking an adrenaline rush.
- Explore the tranquil countryside on horseback with guided horse riding tours, allowing you to experience the picturesque landscapes in a unique way.
- Historical Gems:
- Visit the historic Jameston Castle, a well-preserved medieval fortress offering captivating insights into the area's rich heritage.
- Immerse yourself in the past at the Jameston Museum, housing a fascinating collection of artifacts and exhibitions that depict the town's evolution over the centuries.
- Discover the ancient St. Clement's Church, a hidden gem with its remarkable architecture and serene ambiance, providing a glimpse into the town's religious history.
- Family-Friendly Fun:
- Enjoy a fun-filled day at the Jameston Adventure Park, featuring an assortment of activities including mini-golf, go-karting, and playgrounds, ensuring a delightful experience for the whole family.
- Delight in wildlife encounters at the nearby Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo, where you can observe a diverse range of animals and participate in interactive experiences, making it an ideal destination for families with children.
- Engage in leisurely picnics and games at the town's scenic parks, offering a peaceful retreat for families to unwind and create cherished memories together.
With an abundance of engaging activities and attractions, Jameston invites you to embark on an unforgettable journey filled with excitement and exploration.
Culinary Delights and Local Cuisine
Discovering the diverse range of culinary delights and local cuisine is an essential part of immersing yourself in Jameston's vibrant culture and experiences. The town offers a delectable array of traditional Welsh dishes and international flavors that cater to every palate.
Start your culinary adventure with a visit to the local cafes and bakeries, where you can indulge in freshly baked Welsh cakes, bara brith, and savory Welsh rarebit. These establishments also serve an assortment of artisanal sandwiches and pastries, perfect for a quick bite while exploring the town.
For a taste of authentic Welsh cuisine, be sure to visit the traditional pubs and restaurants in Jameston. Here, you can savor classic dishes such as cawl, a hearty soup made with lamb or beef, and laverbread, a Welsh delicacy crafted from seaweed. The town's eateries also showcase the bounty of the sea with their delectable seafood offerings, including freshly caught fish and shellfish prepared using time-honored recipes. Whether you prefer fine dining or casual fare, Jameston's culinary scene has something for everyone.
In addition to traditional Welsh fare, Jameston embraces a global culinary influence, with restaurants offering diverse international cuisines. From Italian trattorias to Indian restaurants, you can embark on a culinary journey around the world without leaving town. The fusion of traditional and international flavors reflects the town's rich history and its openness to new cultural influences.
Indulge in a memorable dining experience as you explore the culinary wonders of Jameston.