Set in a picturesque village, surrounded by organic farmland and ancient oak woodland, this comfortable and warm group accommodation is a great base for launching into everything Pembrokeshire has to offer.
The hostel is bright, spacious and tastefully decorated with modern facilities.There are 22 beds in 5 rooms, ideal for families. There's a large open plan kitchen and living room as well as a drying room, large car park and cycle shelter.
Once a Victorian village school, this group hostel is superbly placed for walking, boating, bird watching and kayaking, and is close to many top family attractions and the beautiful beaches of south Pembrokeshire. Ideal for holidays, training courses and events. WiFi is available.
Also available on-site are luxury self-contained domes and star-gazing tents. Both sleep 2 in a double bed. These can be booked separately or together with the hostel.
If you need extra space, the adjoining village hall is available to rent. The village has a community shop, pub and an award-winning tearoom.
Once a Victorian village school, Lawrenny Old School is superbly placed for exploring South Pembrokeshire. Warm, clean and comfortable, with modern facilities, the accommodation is ideal for family groups, training courses or events. The adjoining village hall is also available to rent and there is a community shop, pub and an award-winning tearoom nearby.
Set in a picturesque village, surrounded by organic farmland and ancient oak woodland, this comfortable and warm group accommodation is a great base for launching into everything Pembrokeshire has to offer.
The hostel is bright, spacious and tastefully decorated with modern facilities.There are 22 beds in 5 rooms, ideal for families. There's a large open plan kitchen and living room as well as a drying room, large car park and cycle shelter.
Once a Victorian village school, this group hostel is superbly placed for walking, boating, bird watching and kayaking, and is close to many top family attractions and the beautiful beaches of south Pembrokeshire. Ideal for holidays, training courses and events. WiFi is available.
Also available on-site are luxury self-contained domes and star-gazing tents. Both sleep 2 in a double bed. These can be booked separately or together with the hostel.
If you need extra space, the adjoining village hall is available to rent. The village has a community shop, pub and an award-winning tearoom.
Hostel: £400 a night, (min 2 nights). Enquire for glamping
Booking:
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Directions:
From A40 St Clears to Haverfordwest road take A4075 signed Tenby and Oakwood. Just past the turning to Oakwood, turn right and follow signs to Lawrenny. Bear right in front of church and follow the car park signs.
Public Transport :
Not easy! Coach/train to Kilgetty or Pembroke. Get the 381 bus (Tenby to Pembroke Dock) and from Cresswell Quay 2.5 mile walk to the hostel.
Get your whole family together for a summer holiday in Pembrokeshire
July 11th 2024
Visit this secluded estuary valley in Pembrokeshire to find a village that has the peaceful feel of the past. A 15 minute drive from the beaches of south Pembrokeshire with their sheltered sandy expanses, and the interesting harbor town of Tenby with shops, museums and beaches.
Three miles from Carew Castle, privately owned and open to the public for very economical rates, the Mill and the Castle make a great day out. For a few weeks in summer Carew Castle hosts a medieval village, providing great activities for children and adults for the cost of a few groats.
In the nearby hamlet of Cresswell Key the Cresselly Arms seems to stretch right across the road to reach the tidal Cresswell River, which oscillates between mud flats and still waters. The Cresselly Arms has summer BBQ’s by the waters edge and on one lucky date you will find the Tenby Male Voice Choir singing with the pub to their backs and the river in front.
Latest News
Lawrenny Old School, formerly part of the YHA as Lawrenny Millennium Hostel
March 29th 2022
This old school was converted to an independent youth hostel around the year 2000 by the local community trust, with the aid of a grant from the Millennium Fund. Lawrenny Millenium Hostel was affiliated to the YHA for a few years but left in 2005. It remains an Independent Hostel, now let only to groups.