About this property
Tywyn 3 miles. Seahorse is a delightful holiday cabin nestled near the charming village of Bryncrug, Gwynedd on Woodlands Holiday Park and Country Club site. With off-road parking for one car and welcoming one well-behaved pet, this inviting retreat is perfect for families or friends seeking a peaceful getaway with access to on-site facilities. Upon entering Seahorse, you will be greeted by a single-storey layout, thoughtfully designed for ease. The property boasts two well-presented bedrooms, a double and a twin, both offering a peaceful space to rest after a day of adventures. The heart of the home is the open-plan area, where you can enjoy quality time with your loved ones. The kitchen is well-equipped with everything you need to prepare delicious meals, which can be enjoyed at the dining table, providing seating for all. After dinner, retire to the sitting room, where you can relax and unwind in front of the TV. Outside, Seahorse offers a non-enclosed front patio, perfect for soaking up the sun on warmer days. The lawn area provides a safe space for your four-legged friend to roam, while the picnic bench is ideal for alfresco dining or simply enjoying a morning coffee while planning the day's activities. Beyond Seahorse's welcoming abode lies a treasure trove of attractions and activities for all tastes. Start your adventures at the nearby Aberdyfi Beach, one of Wales' finest, where the sound of lapping waves will melt your worries away. Immerse yourself in history with a visit to the ruins of the medieval Cymer Abbey, offering an insightful peek into the past. Take a break to sample Dolgellau's culinary delights at the Royal Ship, boasting an array of mouth-watering dishes, and be sure to stop by TH Roberts, a unique café nestled within an old ironmongery shop, ideal for a midday treat. Birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts alike will delight in a trip to the Dyfi Osprey Project, a dedicated reserve hosting several endangered bird species, while the rugged beauty of Cors Dyfi, a mystical peat bog and haven for wildlife, will take your breath away. Whatever your interests, Seahorse serves as the perfect base to explore the best that Gwynedd has to offer.
The pretty, historic Cornish village of Tywardreath, meaning ‘The House on the Strand’, lies in the heart of Daphne du Maurier country and features in her book of the same name. St Andrew’s, the village church, is said to have the best peal of bells in the area, while the village has a lively community, centred round its excellent pubs and range of shops. There are several safe, sandy beaches close to the village, with a variety of watersports and leisure activities available. Par, a small, china clay port with a dog friendly sandy beach is a fifteen minute walk from the village or 5 minutes in the car, home to a main line railway station. Polkerris Beach, a 30 minute walk or a 5 minute drive away, has a beachside restaurant, pub and watersports centre. The attractive waterside village of Fowey is just three miles away, from where there are some dramatic cliff walks to Gribbin Head, passing through much of du Maurier’s familiar landscape. There are many family attractions in the area, including Mevagissey and Charlestown harbours, the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan. Tywardreath is a village that will appeal to families and those keen to explore the rich heritage and gorgeous coastline of South Cornwall.
Accommodation
Single-storey.
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin, and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area
Portable electric heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice box, kettle, toaster.
TV with FreeSat.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for 1 car is available on a first come first served basis.
Non-enclosed front patio with lawned area and picnic bench.
One well-behaved pet welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Pub 0.1 mile, shop 3.1 miles.
There is WiFi on site, the details of which are available from the Reception office at the Country Club on site.
The signal is stronger in some parts of the site such as the restaurant and bar area.
Please note: wifi can be intermittent on the park at times.
Please note: this property has a 3-night restriction.
Reviews (1)
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Susan
The furniture is all odd and could be arranged better and may be decluttered. The kitchen is tidy and has been tidied up. I took my air fryer and used that 99% of the time apart from the kettle, toaster and microwave. Lots of mugs but you need to pick through as some donât look like they have been washed too well. The bathroom is great and the shower works perfectly. The main bedroom the bed is a small double and it is very soft and low. It has bedside cabinets which are add but does the job. There is a big built in wardrobe that has the Emerson tank and the main electric switch. Now, this is where I found a problem and also in the 2nd bedroom. There is no electrical sockets at all in the bedrooms. So no charging of phones or iwatches or even a bedside lamp. I like to read but the big ceiling light to read with isnât very cosy and relaxing. The second bedroom, no sockets and this was a pain with kids and their iPads in the evenings. Again, no where to plug in night lights. I really think money needs to be spent to get sockets put into these rooms. The cleaning does seem to be done. However, the mop that was left should we need to use it or at the end of the stay I like to clean, well the mop was disgusting and I wouldnât and didnât use it. I have taken a picture but not sure I can upload it. The chalet cost over £600 for a week and I do think some money should be spent on the property to bring it up to more modern times with the use of devices. Now, WIFI !!!! This is provided by the caravan park and not the owners of the chalets. It is Meant to be 5g WiFi. The signal is really poor. You have to keep putting in the code as it drops out so easily. It cost over £8 for 7 days and you can only use one code per device. So we had 4 iPhones. 2 iPads and this was a real pain. The kids will play games on the iPad in the evening but like to FaceTime their friends and play and talk about the game and help each other. We had some rain so in the evenings when cooking etc having showers etc it was good for the kids to have their devices but I got fed up of the moaning about wifi. The site facilities wasnât at all pleasing either. The restaurant/bar closed Sunday afternoon and didnât open until Thursday. There was a swimming pool, that was meant to heated but I am unsure how it is heated as on the really sunny day we did have I was told it was very cold to get in. There isnât a shop on site. So make sure if you are going in the evening like we did you take milk, bread etc. otherwise it is a drive to the nearest village to get to the co-op before it closed. We did have fun as we went out most days. But home from home it wasnât. It could be really cosy and an ideal base for exploring. It just needs some work and if allowed I would get my own wifi installed and maybe a smart tv etc.