Hampton Court Holiday Park is a small friendly family run holiday park set in the heart of the beautiful area of Pembrokeshire and the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in West Wales. The Park itself is about six miles from the harbour town of Saundersfoot and about 3 miles from the market town of Narberth whilst the Pembrokeshire county town of Haverfordwest is thirteen miles.
So we are conveniently located to explore the area and take in the various views whether you wish to do so by wheelchair on one of the ever increasing accessible footways or simply enjoying some fish and chips in your car on the harbour front at Saundersfoot whilst watching the boats come in with the tide. The park is owned and run by us the Russ family.
We live on the park with our children one of whom is profoundly disabled and a wheelchair user and it is this reason we decided to start catering for the disabled holiday market.
So we are conveniently located to explore the area and take in the various views whether you wish to do so by wheelchair on one of the ever increasing accessible footways or simply enjoying some fish and chips in your car on the harbour front at Saundersfoot whilst watching the boats come in with the tide. The park is owned and run by us the Russ family.
We live on the park with our children one of whom is profoundly disabled and a wheelchair user and it is this reason we decided to start catering for the disabled holiday market.
Services
The park itself is set in approx 1.5 acres and accessed by a private drive off the main A4115 road and consists of 20 pitches situated around the perimeter of the land served by a circular road.
Currently the park is occupied by 19 privately owned caravans and our log cabin.
Most of the customers who own their own caravan and pay us a yearly rent have known us and our family for a fair few years now, some for a long time and have a good understanding of the problems we face accessing things in life in general with a family member in a wheelchair and they fully endorse what we are trying to do.
Currently the park is occupied by 19 privately owned caravans and our log cabin.
Most of the customers who own their own caravan and pay us a yearly rent have known us and our family for a fair few years now, some for a long time and have a good understanding of the problems we face accessing things in life in general with a family member in a wheelchair and they fully endorse what we are trying to do.
The exterior of the cabin is served by a large access ramp, spacious BBQ area at the rear of the cabin with a brick built BBQ unit and also has a utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer for the sole use of the cabin.
These machines are free to use except for detergent which you are asked to provide your own (due to varying likes and dislikes in detergents).The ramp also becomes a small but usable decking area at the front of the cabin with a small wrought iron table and chairs provided and is has a lovely outlook over the park which is great to sit on with a glass of wine and catch the remaining rays of the sun as it sets (yes we do get some sun although I can't guarantee it I'm afraid).
These machines are free to use except for detergent which you are asked to provide your own (due to varying likes and dislikes in detergents).The ramp also becomes a small but usable decking area at the front of the cabin with a small wrought iron table and chairs provided and is has a lovely outlook over the park which is great to sit on with a glass of wine and catch the remaining rays of the sun as it sets (yes we do get some sun although I can't guarantee it I'm afraid).
The cabin is served by emergency lighting inside and on the approach ramp.
Every bedroom has vibrating fire alarm pillow pads with strobe effect this is also in the lounge at one settee point and all are linked inside as well as outside the cabin to exterior alarms and strobe lights (its like a firework display when they all go off).
There are also smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms aplenty so there is a strict no smoking rule inside the cabin.
Multiple fire extinguishers and also a fire blanket are also provided.
Every bedroom has vibrating fire alarm pillow pads with strobe effect this is also in the lounge at one settee point and all are linked inside as well as outside the cabin to exterior alarms and strobe lights (its like a firework display when they all go off).
There are also smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms aplenty so there is a strict no smoking rule inside the cabin.
Multiple fire extinguishers and also a fire blanket are also provided.
There is a lot to do and a lot to see around and about from beaches to museums and castles to shops, adventure parks to garden centres including the National Botanic Garden of Wales in Carmarthenshire and a vast array of scenery to view.
There is too much to mention here but we do provide brochures for a lot of attractions in the cabin although we cannot say they will all be suitable for all abilities.
Some beaches now have the availability of beach wheelchairs, this is an area we are looking to cater for in the future ourselves and will keep you updated with this and any new developments or anything or indeed any attraction that has provided anything we think may be of interest and use to our customers on our website, so keep checking it for the latest.
There is too much to mention here but we do provide brochures for a lot of attractions in the cabin although we cannot say they will all be suitable for all abilities.
Some beaches now have the availability of beach wheelchairs, this is an area we are looking to cater for in the future ourselves and will keep you updated with this and any new developments or anything or indeed any attraction that has provided anything we think may be of interest and use to our customers on our website, so keep checking it for the latest.
From the M4 take the A48 to Carmarthen / then take the A40 heading towards St Clears then Haverfordwest.
About 1.5 miles past Llanddewi Velfrey on the A40 you take the first exit of Penblewin roundabout heading towards Narberth on the A478.
When in Narberth continue out on the A478 (signposted Tenby).
In about 2 miles you will drive through the village of Templeton at the bottom of which lies the Boars Head Pub situated on the corner of a cross roads.
At this junction turn right on the A4115 (signposted Haverfordwest) and we are about half a mile on the left just past the edge of the village.
About 1.5 miles past Llanddewi Velfrey on the A40 you take the first exit of Penblewin roundabout heading towards Narberth on the A478.
When in Narberth continue out on the A478 (signposted Tenby).
In about 2 miles you will drive through the village of Templeton at the bottom of which lies the Boars Head Pub situated on the corner of a cross roads.
At this junction turn right on the A4115 (signposted Haverfordwest) and we are about half a mile on the left just past the edge of the village.
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