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Hayguard Hay Barn is located in Ford Farm, which has been in the family for generations. We live in the traditional longhouse farmhouse which is set on a large farmyard surrounded by traditional lime washed barns with the distinctive Pembrokeshire red doors and windows. Around 30 years ago this farm was producing early Pembrokeshire potatoes, turkeys and milk to the nearby towns and communities. Today it is farmed for arable crops and offers grazing for sheep in the winter.
Also one of the fields is a home to our handsome Dartmoor Hill pony called Patch. He loves treats, and brushing. Guests are welcome to meet, with either Phil or Alison in attendance.

Hayguard Barn is the only holiday letting on site, and we as host are prepared to give you a very special holiday experience here in Pembrokeshire.
The coastline is minutes away. with an array beaches to visit. Previous guests have their owns favourites, which range from Dale, Broad Haven North, Little Haven, Newgale, Broad Haven South, Barrafundle,Marloes, Abereiddy, where the blue lagoon is situated, (Very popular for Coasteering).
Here is what one previous guest said...
"Phil and Alison are wonderful and extremely warm hosts, the barn is a beautiful property and the farm a marvellous playground for adults and children alike. The location is perfect for a whole host of Pembrokeshire's finest sandy beaches: we loved Whitesands and Freshwater West."
The area is ideal for coastal path walkers with Puffin shuttle buses nearby which will take you to your starting point, and will pick you up from your finishing point. Skomer Island is about 20 minutes away in the community of Marloes and St Brides where you will capture incredible live images of the Puffins, Manx sheerwaters
The accomodation is more or less located in the middle of the county with the north about 45 minutes away with places like St Davids, Fishguard, Newport and the southern point around 30 minutes with places like Saunderfoot, Amroth, Wiseman's Bridge, Freshwater West where Dobby from the Harry Potter moviesand East and of course, Tenby.
The red sandstone barn is big, light and upside-down, with the vaulted, open-plan living area gazing out over fields and farmhouse and buildings. Oak floors, local slate, a wood-burner and colourful unique ceramics give it a natural, warm feel.
The Bedrooms downstairs, are simple spaces of white plaster and colourful covers – but mostly you'll be upstairs or out on the lawn with the birds.

There is nothing better than getting up to the early sunrise through the bedroom windows, turning the ducks out of their shed and watch them fly over towards the pond, then turning the chickens out to the lawn and watch them compete to catch the early worms with the blue tits and robins. Away from the peaceful farm yard there are an array of things to do. Coastal walking, windsurfing, sailing, coastal botany, golf, castle viewing, watching the bird life on Skomer Island, boat trips, coastal swimming, gallery viewing, and a plethora of arts and crafts in Pembrokeshire