The exterior of stone-built Welsh farmhouse overlooking lawn with tall tree to its side and rear. an old cart wheel leans against the wall of the house.

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Little existed at Crymych before the introduction of the Whitland and Taff Vale Railway in 1874, which brought about the development of the Crymych Arms Railway station. The station was named after one of the buildings at the time, the Crymych Arms public house. Even though the railway no longer exists, the Crymych Arms public house is still going strong and offers delicious homemade food and ales every day of the week. Elsewhere in Crymych, visitors will find a café, takeaway and small supermarket that stocks sufficient food to fill the cupboards and fridge in your cottage kitchen.

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Ty Coch at Plas Drygarn Cottages
Crymych
Pembrokeshire
Wales
Sleeps
7
Bedrooms
3

Ty Coch (Red House) is our 2nd barn conversion in the lower yard of our secluded Pembrokeshire smallholding. The long building lends itself perfectly to the open-plan dining room/kitchen/lounge. It sleeps 7 in 3 bedrooms with two bathrooms. It is child & dog friendly with a fenced back garden from the new conservatory added March 2024.

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Ty Gwyrdd at Plas Drygarn Cottages
Crymych
Pembrokeshire
Wales
Sleeps
6
Bedrooms
3

Ty Gwyrdd (Green House) Plas Drygarn Cottage is a rural holiday cottage in Pembrokeshire located in the lower yard of our smallholding along with our newly renovated Ty Coch (Red House) in a beautiful country location near Crymych with amazing views from the windows/patio/garden. It is ideal for both family holidays and couples alike. 2 well behaved dogs allowed after reading conditions of hire

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The interesting heritage hidden away in the beautiful Pembrokeshire landscape makes the region great for cycling. The Celtic Trail, a long-distance route, starts at the Severn Bridge and loops around the coast of Pembrokeshire. The trail comes close to Crymych, meaning the village is well-suited for keen cyclists who enjoy seeing stunning scenery along the way. If you’re eager to explore but prefer walking, Crymych is the best starting point for a walk over the Preseli Mountains. It’s called The Golden Road and is an ancient track that takes you right along the ridge of the mountains. Highlights on the route include Foel Drygarn, a Bronze Age and Iron Age hill fort and Carn Menyn, a craggy rock formation believed to be the source for the bluestones used at Stonehenge.

Though the village may be small, it hosts an impressive yearly food festival in late August. The festival puts a significant amount of emphasis on the local produce that the area has to offer and includes live demonstrations from chefs. The village’s close community and Welsh culture make it a perfect event for the whole family.

For even more to do, a short 10-minute drive reveals the picturesque town of Cardigan and the beautiful Cardigan Bay with its stunning beaches. The unspoilt townscape and wealth of heritage sites to explore in Cardigan guarantee an excellent holiday, combining coastal and mountain walks, days on the beach, cycle rides with shops, events, heritage sites and music festivals.