Cottage | Pet-friendly

Rumenco Horse Lorry is a distinctive holiday home focussing on an eco and sustainable approach offering guests a low carbon impact holiday, set in wild areas with the ability to see owls, bats and nesting birds in the uncut vegetation. A memorable stay set within a converted horse lorry. Ideal for couples seeking something a little different, this one‑bedroom retreat provides a simple layout paired with an outdoor‑focused setting in this part of Pembrokeshire. Accessed via steps leading up to the entrance, guests are welcomed into a compact living area where a small dining table and seating create a place to settle with meals or drinks. The space also includes a woodburning stove, offering a warming focal point, alongside a sink and two gas rings for preparing light meals. From here, a door leads to a cloakroom with a flushable toilet for added convenience. The accommodation includes a double bedroom, providing a sleeping area to rest at the end of the day. A separate external shower room, fitted with a walk‑in shower, offers washing facilities during your stay. Outside, Rumenco Horse Lorry benefits from a balcony with furniture, allowing guests to enjoy fresh air and time outdoors. This unusual conversion encourages a slower pace, with simple cooking, evenings around the stove, and time spent taking in the surrounding area. A shop and pub are reached by car, while nearby Cilgerran offers riverside walks, castle views and local history, and Newport features coastal scenery, independent shops and access to beaches. The wider area provides opportunities for exploring the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, with walking routes and shoreline views within reach. With its converted setting and straightforward facilities, Rumenco Horse Lorry offers a unique base for exploring this part of Wales.Settled in the tranquil surroundings of north Pembrokeshire, Wales is the small village of Boncath. Here, you will find a small village shop and post office, several small businesses, a Welsh Independent Chapel at Fachendre and a charming Community Hall. The hidden gem of Cilwendeg Shell House Hermitage can be located to the east of the village and is a small remarkable ornamental grotto which was built the late 1820s. Nearby, discover the National Trust owned Cilgerran Castle, a striking 13th-century structure which holds imposing views over the Teifi Gorge or venture to Ffynone Waterfall which resides close by and offers scenic walks and a woodland trail where you can spot a variety of wildlife. Animal lovers are guaranteed to appreciate a day out with Pembrokeshire Llamas where you can feed, walk, and bond with these lovable creatures whereas thrill seekers may prefer to journey into the Brecon Beacons National Park where you can immerse yourself in adrenaline-inducing pastimes including white water rafting, gorge walking and abseiling at Black Mountain Activities. Further afield, explore the popular destinations of Aberystwyth, Carmarthen, and Tenby to uncover an endless stream of things to do and see.