Nestled in the beautiful countryside of North Pembrokeshire, just one mile from the surrounding National Park sits Newgale Lodge. Composed of two barns and a farmhouse, the 1.7 acre site has a rich and rural history. From these humble beginnings the farmhouse and two barns have been renovated. The converted farmhouse, Caldey House and has three spacious, modern double bedrooms with en-suites, which can either be rented individually or the cottage can be rented for exclusive use. The cottage additionally has two comfortable lounge areas, a licensed bar, al fresco dining space and a conference room which seats up to thirty people. The two barns are known as Skomer and Ramsey Lodge and have been repurposed into bunk house style group accommodation. Each bedroom in the lodges have their own en-suite and the lodges have dining, lounge and cooking facilities. The site has been the host to many celebrations and adventures, and in many ways the lodges are at the heart of Newgale Lodge as they continue to provide the perfect base for all group holidays.

Hi, I'm Graham and I'm part of the Newgale Lodge team. We became the proud owners of Newgale Lodge in May 2015 and have just enjoyed our second Summer of guests. I am here to take your booking and answer any enquiries you have about the accommodation, arrival arrangements and the surrounding area.

One of the loveliest parts of Pembrokeshire, Newgale boasts a 2-mile long sandy beach. The beach has been awarded a European Blue Flag, guaranteeing the cleanliness of the water and is patrolled by life guards during the school holidays. The stunning Pembrokeshire Coastal Path provides beautiful walks and wildlife watching, as well as access to a wide range of activities including surfing, coasteering, kayaking and other water activities. The village of Roch with its local shop, fish and chip shop and pub serving delicious bar meals is approximately half a mile away. Ideally placed for exploring the rest of Pembrokeshire, a short drive will take you to the cathedral city of St Davids and the picturesque harbour village of Solva, well worth a visit with its pretty shops, pubs and restaurants. In the opposite direction lies the long sandy beach of Broad Haven popular with families and water sport enthusiasts alike.