There are 2 self catering cottages to choose from at Lochmeyler, all equipped with a King size and Single size bed. The Cottages have their own lounge areas as well as Bath and Shower facilities. Along with two 4* Holiday Cottages on our farm we have just started making delicious Ice-Cream using the milk from our 350 free-range cows. We have two children's play areas and a pet area with two Pygmy-cross Goats, three horses, six chickens, three rabbits and finally two lovely Kune-Kune pigs.
We have also put together a list of things to do in the local area. Lochmeyler Farm Cottages are located on our 300 acre working dairy farm, 3 miles inland from the coastal footpath, 4 miles north east of Solva and 6 miles east of St. Davids, which is the smallest city in Great Britain. Our tastefully renovated luxury cottages are now available for bookings!
There are 2 self catering cottages, which are all provided with all of the modern facilities for your memorable holiday.
We have also put together a list of things to do in the local area. Lochmeyler Farm Cottages are located on our 300 acre working dairy farm, 3 miles inland from the coastal footpath, 4 miles north east of Solva and 6 miles east of St. Davids, which is the smallest city in Great Britain. Our tastefully renovated luxury cottages are now available for bookings!
There are 2 self catering cottages, which are all provided with all of the modern facilities for your memorable holiday.
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A warm welcome awaits you at Lochmeyler Farm Cottages which are located on our 300 acre working, dairy farm, 3 miles inland from the coastal footpath, 4 miles north east of Solva and 6 miles east of St Davids - the smallest city in Great Britain.
Lochmeyler Farm dates back as far as the 11th century and was said to be named after Meylir a descendant of Bleddyn ap Cynfyn, Prince of Powys.
Many different families have resided at Lochmeyler over the years.
Glyn and Morfydd Jones bought Lochmeyler in 1989 and over the years have turned it into a successful Dairy Farm and Holiday Cottages.
Lochmeyler Farm dates back as far as the 11th century and was said to be named after Meylir a descendant of Bleddyn ap Cynfyn, Prince of Powys.
Many different families have resided at Lochmeyler over the years.
Glyn and Morfydd Jones bought Lochmeyler in 1989 and over the years have turned it into a successful Dairy Farm and Holiday Cottages.
We have two beautifully renovated Self Catering Cottages, Cwtch Lloi and Clun Moch.
The Cottages have their own parking area in a secluded courtyard and each Cottage has a private garden with furniture and BBQ.
The Cottages each have one large en-suite bedroom, which have a king size and single bed.
Each Cottage will take a cot, which we are happy to provide along with a bed guard and high chair.
The bedrooms have a colour TV, Video/DVD player, hairdryer, clock-radio and electric blankets.
The en-suite bathrooms have toiletries and robes.
The Cottages have their own parking area in a secluded courtyard and each Cottage has a private garden with furniture and BBQ.
The Cottages each have one large en-suite bedroom, which have a king size and single bed.
Each Cottage will take a cot, which we are happy to provide along with a bed guard and high chair.
The bedrooms have a colour TV, Video/DVD player, hairdryer, clock-radio and electric blankets.
The en-suite bathrooms have toiletries and robes.
The Lounge has a comfy sofa and two arm-chairs, log burner, 40 inch TV, DVD player, DAB radio, CD Player and board games.
Each cottage has an extensive National Park information park, together with details of the facilities and places of interest in the area.
There is a DVD and Book library in the main house for guests to use.
The kitchens have a dishwasher, washer/dryer, fridge-freezer, microwave, cooker and hob, toaster kettle and all the cooking utensils and equipment needed.
On your arrival there will be home-made bread, Welsh cakes and milk in your Cottage, and if our girls are behaving - fresh farm eggs too!
Each cottage has an extensive National Park information park, together with details of the facilities and places of interest in the area.
There is a DVD and Book library in the main house for guests to use.
The kitchens have a dishwasher, washer/dryer, fridge-freezer, microwave, cooker and hob, toaster kettle and all the cooking utensils and equipment needed.
On your arrival there will be home-made bread, Welsh cakes and milk in your Cottage, and if our girls are behaving - fresh farm eggs too!
Along with two 4* Holiday Cottages on our farm we have just started making delicious Ice-Cream using the milk from our 350 free-range cows.
We supply local tea rooms, restaurants and shops with our Ice-Cream and we also have a bike which allows us to do outdoor or indoor events including rugby festivals, weddings, fairs and parties.
We can do a range of sizes and flavours ranging from small 120ml pots through to 3.75 litre catering tubs, and flavours include Traditional (our milk), Blackberry, Pembrokeshire Salted Caramel, Ginger, Chocolate, Pistachio and many more.
We supply local tea rooms, restaurants and shops with our Ice-Cream and we also have a bike which allows us to do outdoor or indoor events including rugby festivals, weddings, fairs and parties.
We can do a range of sizes and flavours ranging from small 120ml pots through to 3.75 litre catering tubs, and flavours include Traditional (our milk), Blackberry, Pembrokeshire Salted Caramel, Ginger, Chocolate, Pistachio and many more.
We are happy for our guests to explore the farm - children must be supervised and dogs kept on leads.
There is an under-cover viewing gallery to watch our cows being milked.
The cows are milked twice daily from 6.00am - 8.30am and 4.00pm - 6.30pm (milking times are approximate and dependent on who is milking them!).
We have a spring calving herd which means we do not milk the cows in April - June, and all our calves are born from the beginning of March to the end of May.
There is an under-cover viewing gallery to watch our cows being milked.
The cows are milked twice daily from 6.00am - 8.30am and 4.00pm - 6.30pm (milking times are approximate and dependent on who is milking them!).
We have a spring calving herd which means we do not milk the cows in April - June, and all our calves are born from the beginning of March to the end of May.
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