About this property
Set on the Carmarthen Bay Holiday Village on the outskirts of Kidwelly, a coastal town in Carmarthenshire, is this single-storey lodge, The Jungle Nook. With access to a range of on-site facilities, whilst boasting a prime location near the coast of South Wales, The Jungle Nook is the ideal base for a family of eight, hoping to enjoy some quality time in the countryside; two well-behaved dogs are also welcome, perfect for sunny walks across the nearby shoreline. Travelling through the Holiday Village, arrive at the lodge and make use of the off-road parking area, before heading into the contemporary living space. Featuring an open-plan layout, use this space as your social hub, where you can prepare some home cooked family meals, keep your little ones entertained with their favourite programme, and dine as a group, celebrating your Carmarthenshire getaway. To the front of the lodge, you’ll find a sought-after decked area, with furniture in tow, fitting for a morning coffee as the sun rises, or a late-night tipple as dusk sets in. Beyond the living space you will arrive at three bedrooms, offering flexible sleeping arrangements for your family, all completed with a wall-mounted TV and ample storage. Helping to ease the morning queues, you’ll also find a shower room, and a separate cloakroom, where you can refresh after a sandy stroll or a day of exploration. Whilst there is an on-site convenience store and restaurant to make use of, venturing to the centre of Kidwelly, you’ll be greeted by an array of eateries, shops, and taverns; visit Parc Y Bocs for an evening meal, The Gatehouse for a coffee and slice of cake, or discover the local Co-op to stock up on your essentials. Perfect for making memories as a family, hike around Penllergare Valley Woods, take in the stunning sea views at Kidwelly Quay, or visit Plantasia Tropical Zoo, and explore its tropical rainforest. On sunny days, relax upon the sandy shores of Llansteffan beach, get close to nature by trailing WWT Llanelli Wetland Centre, or appreciate the beautiful blooms and manicured grounds of the National Botanic Garden of Wales. Keen historians will enjoy a tour of Kidwelly Castle, delving into 50,000 years of history at Carmarthenshire County Museum, or perhaps exploring artistic exhibitions in the 19th-century structure of Parc Howard Museum. Whatever the weather, make memories in Carmarthenshire at The Jungle Nook.
Kidwelly, an ancient seaside village, is nestled in the heart of West Wales, surrounded by a stunning blend of undulating landscape, shimmering seashores, and whispering woodland. Kidwelly Castle, perched above a ridge above the winding River Gwendraeth, is a must-see attraction. Pembrey Country Park, located nearby, offers a variety of outdoor activities, including horseback riding and a thrilling dry-ski slope, while Cefn Sidan Beach is ideal for family fun or relaxing bathing. Explore the intriguing Wildfowl and Wetlands Park or drive to the magnificent Brecon Beacons on the Celtic Trail Cycleway. This is a holiday destination not to be missed, with the vibrant town of Llanelli and the stunning Millennium Coast at your disposal.
Accommodation
Single-storey.
Three bedrooms: 1 x double with TV, 2 x twin with TVs, sofa bed.
Bathroom with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail, and WC.
Cloakroom with basin, heated towel rail, and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area
Gas central heating.
Gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer.
4 x TVs, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Cot and highchair.
Off-road parking next to caravan for 2 cars.
Wrap-around decking with furniture.
Two well-behaved dogs welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop and pub (on-site) 0.1 miles.
Note: There are steps up to the property.
Note: Booking is recommended for on-site facilities
Nearby points of interest
- Kidwelly Industrial Museum
- Parc Y Bocs Farm Shop
- Kidwelly Castle
- National Botanic Garden of Wales
- Dryslwyn Castle
Reviews (5)
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Eleza
Bedrooms are very congested. We had lots of objections from the owner side. There were all towels put on the sofas and also on the dining chairs and was told that the previous owner has put stains and the towels was to cover the wet part. Beds was not comfortable. We think the price which was charged was not worth for the caravan we stayed. Will not suggest for a big family.
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Andrea
Then, on the kitchen table, there was a sticky mark left on the table. As we started to unpack we noticed the fridge hadn't been cleaned, the freezer drawers had hairs and mucky marks on the inside. My son found a pair of trousers under the bed. The advert stated towels were included but none were out so we phoned the owner. At first she explained there shouldn't be towels as these were removed from the advert during covid. After we explained we only booked a week previous and that several websites showing her booking stated towels included she suggested we check under the sofas-which was full of towels, bedding, toilet roll, tea and coffee- it was like a storage space for the cleaners. We sent several photos to the owner regarding the cleanliness and in the end I spent half the evening and the next morning cleaning everywhere we would be using. I just closed the door on the freezer it was too grim to clean on my holiday. Not the best start but we did get to visit some beautiful places and will definitely come back to South Wales again but not to this caravan.
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Steph
A big long beach for them to go crazy running around, it meant everything. Communication with owner was good, no problems. About 3 or 4 rows back from seafront but had every amenity needed. We were blessed with the weather and enjoyed our stay.