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Access
Statement
- The
park is of medium size, gently sloping (about 1 in 15) with a tarmac
road running through the middle of it.
It is situated on a cliff top and has no direct access to the
sea.
- The
coast path goes through the middle of the park and access to it is
through a gate in each direction.
Going southwest from the park the path is narrow and only
suitable for walking. Going
northeast from the park the path is wider for quite a distance, but
wheelchair access is difficult as the path is rutted and uneven.
- The
park has one main central amenity building and level access is
provided to each of the entrances to the building.
The doorways provide a minimum access width of 750mm.
Level access is provided throughout the toilet and shower
rooms, although a specific room with facilities for disabled customers
has not yet been completed. Access
within the remainder of the building (including shop area) is all
level, with the exception of a single step down into the laundry and
television rooms and a double step up into the information room.
- The
park caters for tents, touring caravans and motor caravans and has
static caravans of which some are for rent.
- The
majority of pitches are on grass; some touring / motor caravans are on
hard standings.
- Parking
on the grass beside your tent or caravan is allowed.
- Tarmac
roads service the main areas of the park and speed ramps are placed at
intervals.
- There
is a tarmac car park in front of reception, close to the toilets,
showers and other amenities.
- There
are numerous water points, electric hook-ups, refuse collection points
and fire points. Most of
these are accessible by car or within a short distance from a pitch.
A chemical disposal point is available, again close access from
a vehicle is possible.
- There
is a local bus service at the end of the lane 1000 metres from the
park entrance and local taxis service the park.
- Telephone
numbers for local taxi service, Doctor, Vet and 24 hour emergency are
displayed in the telephone box adjacent to Reception.
- Mobile
telephone coverage is good for
Orange
but patchy for most other providers.
- SatNav
can be misleading when first coming to the park as many customers
report being taken up a neighbouring farm lane.
Please ensure you see our signpost on the A487 which is clearly
visible at the junction of our lane with the A 487 about two miles
north of Fishguard (in the direction of Cardigan).
Although we have tried to be as accurate as possible
and include as much detail as we can in this statement, we are always
willing to give information on any aspect of the park, if this statement
does not answer your particular question.
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