Laugharne Seasons Holiday Park

17 readers found this review helpful

Seasons Holidays provide a quiet get away in Dylan Thomas' famous Milk Wood. The town is just a 10 minute walk through the delightful woods. The chalets are perched on a hillside overlooking the river and the distant Pendyne sands, where the World Landspeed Records were born.
The accommodation is comfortable, with all the mod-cons and fully equipped for a relaxed hide-away holiday or midweek/weekend break.
It's due for a refurbishment and if you want to see how good Seasons are doing that, visit the Whitbarrow village in the Lake District (mind you, you need to be a Red Week member to do that).
As for taking Seasons time-share deal, I can't tell you how glad my wife and I are that we did so. With the affiliate villages and links with Interval International, we can holiday anywhere in the world virtually for the cost of the flighta (which we can book ourselves to get the best value for money).
Laugharne is just one small (slightly run-down - as already said) out of many more great holidays you can take. I recommend a trip to Laugherne in April or September.

10 readers found this review helpful

This Seasons Holiday Park is obviously overdue for a complete redevelopment by Seasons but the staff are enthusiastic and helpful in their efforts to make sure everyone has a holiday that is enjoyable.
The park is set in the hillside above Dylan Thomas boathouse home where "Under Milk Wood" was written.(Try the bread from Dai Bakers). It has a wonderful view across the estuary to the Gower and North Devon on a clear day.
We spent a week before Easter in 2009, the weather was good for the most part and the countryside round the park was filled with daffodils, primroses,with wild alyssum and garlic in the hedgerows.
It is a place to rejoin with nature at its best, unspoilt as it is by motorways,amusement parks and rowdy pubs, but I suspect not for too much longer.
Enjoy a relaxing holiday where time has stood still for 50 years. The lodges and interiors may not be the height of luxury but they are clean and functional.
It serves as a wonderful base to tour the wonderful countryside and coast of West Wales.

9 readers found this review helpful

laugharne park was the best holiday we went on, after reading all of the reviews on here we were not looking forword to going , when we arived the lodge was realy nice and welcoming, the club house was fantastic, cheryl (club house manager)lisa, and steve the chef were really nice, josh and chelsea were realy friendly, cheryls son and steve's daughter, the only downside was the stairs going down to the pool and club house, not so bad going down just going back up lol, recomend flat shoes lol, the gym, sunbed, games room everything was really good
i dont recommend seasons, but i would recommend going to LAUGHARNE PARK !!!!