The Lamb Inn Touring Caravan Park

As a touring centre Hermon by Crymch on the A478 is ideally situated to satisfy any discerning caravanner or visitor.

Cardigan is to the north situated on the River Teifi and the start of the Pembrokeshire coast path, the only coastal national park in the United Kingdom.

To the north west lies Newport and Fishguard where daily ferry sailings leave and return to Rosslare in the Republic of Ireland. To the west lies St. Davids, the smallest city and Newgale famous for its golden sandy beach and stunning sunsets.

To the south west lies Haverfordwest the county town and Pembroke and Milford Haven steeped in naval history.

To the South lies Tenby and Saundersfoot the most famous tourist locations and the end of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. If you like the sea we are surrounded by the Cardigan Bay, Irish Sea, Carmarthen Bay, The Bristol Channel and St. George's Channel.

We are situated off the main A478 road which runs between Narberth in the south of the county to Cardigan in the north. If arriving by car and caravan you will find us 2 miles from Pentregalar or Crymch on the A478 signposted Hermon. You will find The Touring Caravan Park and The Lamb Inn pub through the village as you start to exit. The caravan pitches are to the rear of the pub through the car park, there is a one-way system through the car park and the pitches. The caravan park is almost flat, only slightly sloping through the valley to Llanfyrnach.

The original inn has been a pub for at least 200 years, we are informed that Oliver Cromwell stayed in the Lamb Inn in the 17th century during the English Civil War when Pembrokeshire was the only Royalist stronghold in the whole of South Wales. The pub was extended in the 20th century to facilitate the restaurant, visitor centre and the en-suite letting bedrooms on the first floor.

Discover more about Hermon, Glogue and Llanfyrnach at www.hermonglogue.co.uk