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Nolton Cross Caravan Park in Pembrokeshire
| Address | Nolton Haven, Haverfordwest, SA62 3NP |
| Telephone | 01437 710701 |
| Website | Click to visit |
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| Pitches | 15 |
| Season | March To January |
| Rating |  (0 reviews) |
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Nolton Cross Caravan Park is situated 1.5 miles inland of Nolton Haven on the mid St Brides Bay Coast, set on level ground with panoramic views of the Preseli Hills and surrounding open countryside.
Many safe sandy beaches within a five mile radius, Newgale Sands, Nolton Haven, Druidstone Haven, Broad Haven and Little Haven.
The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path is accesible at various points locally and provides superb scenic walking.
30 static caravans on site, a large proportion privately owned with the hire caravans being maintained by the park owners to a high standard.
Facilities for 15 touring caravans and tents are provided.
You will find that Nolton Cross Caravan Park will give you the perfect location for a relaxing and memorable holiday.
Many safe sandy beaches within a five mile radius, Newgale Sands, Nolton Haven, Druidstone Haven, Broad Haven and Little Haven.
The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path is accesible at various points locally and provides superb scenic walking.
30 static caravans on site, a large proportion privately owned with the hire caravans being maintained by the park owners to a high standard.
Facilities for 15 touring caravans and tents are provided.
You will find that Nolton Cross Caravan Park will give you the perfect location for a relaxing and memorable holiday.
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