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Dyfed Shire Horse Farm

Trelew, Eglwyswrw, Crymych SA41 3SY, UK

+44 1239 891107

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Place Types Tourist attraction
Address Trelew, Eglwyswrw, Crymych SA41 3SY, UK
Coordinate 52.008945,-4.72146
Website http://dyfed-shires.co.uk/
Rating 4.6
Compound Code 275H+HC Crymych, UK

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Lala Tee (09/02/2020)

Such a lovely place to camp. The horses are stunning along with the other animals. One thing I'd suggest as other family campsites we have visited have done is not allow music at all, as Sunday evening one group was playing awful dance music throughout the evening and it's so annoying. Not everyone has the same taste in music and also when you're trying to put kids to bed it's a nightmare. It was very loud and seriously awful music 😣. However, the farm we absolutely loved. Perfect place for family to camp lovely and quiet they've kept numbers down due to Covid so felt very safe. I've read reviews about it being rundown etc. But it's a horse farm campsite, it had what you needed and basically what you would expect from a farm campsite. We honestly loved it. Lovely play area for kids etc. All the staff were welcoming and helpful. Definitely be back!

Andy Jones (12/17/2020)

Visited the Father Christmas experience. The staff were fantastic and the whole experience was lovely. Big well done to all. Thank you.

mark glanville (08/18/2020)

A lovely place to visit, run by a family who obviously care about the animals and their heritage. Some of the attractions are a little run down (especially the crazy golf), but there's easily a full day's entertainment for children from 3 to 10 years. Lots to play with and learn about, in addition to the animals. We really liked that there's nothing too fancy, and the shire horses are still the key feature.

Helen Weeks (07/24/2020)

My two girls (5 and 18months), husband and I had a great trip here. The owner is clearly very enthusiastic about the animals, is very interesting and informative. We enjoyed listening to the talks and demonstrations, getting a little ride on the trailers around the field and listing to all the info about the different animals. We also recieved a ride on a horse and carriage which was lots of fun! There are a couple of play areas, trampoline, and mini golf (included). My 5 year old told me her favourite part was the little wilderness walk, where they have to find a list of ornament animals, very picturesque and actually got my little one to walking without lots of moaning! We also sat out in the sunshine and had some coffee and cake, the carrot cake was especially delicious! Would definitely recommend a visit, I think its reasonably priced, family run place. Just a note, there is a timetable of activities, and so I'd prob recommend coming before 12 as to not miss lots of them