About this property
48 Gower Holiday Village, a lovely holiday cabin is located in the charming village of Scurlage near Swansea, Gower. Nestled in the Gower Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and close to the coast, this property is ideal for friends and family seeking both a country escape and a seaside retreat. Step into an open-plan living space where you'll find everything you need in the well-equipped kitchen to whip up delicious meals for you and your family to enjoy around the dining table or the picnic table in the rear garden if the weather permits. Then retreat to the living area, and cuddle up on the sofa for a family movie night. As the evening draws to a close, unwind with a steaming bath or refreshing shower in the family bathroom, then catch your rest in the well-presented bedrooms. Make use of the on-site amenities and spend an afternoon having fun in the games room or lounging by the swimming pool. In the nearby village of Port Eynon, you'll find a few activities and eateries without having to venture too far. Enjoy a hearty meal at The Ship Inn pub and eat out in the beer garden when the sun is shining or have some fish and chips at Captains Table. Visit the stunning ruins of Port Eynon Salt House, then put on your swimming costume and make your way to Port Eynon Beach. Drive up to the beautiful headland village of Mumbles and take a hike through Mumbles Hill Local Nature Reserve to gawk at stunning, undisturbed views of the coast, visit the remains of the 1106 Oystermouth Castle, then end the trip with a stroll through the bustling high street where you'll find a handful of local artisans selling anything from jewellery to souvenirs to baked goods. No trip to South Wales would be complete without visiting its wonderful, coastal, and second-largest city Swansea: you'll truly be spoilt for choice of activities here. Walk into the verdant rainforest zoo, Plantasia Tropical Zoo, where you will find all sorts of exotic wildlife and plants, pack some lunch and take a walk through Parc Singleton Park where you can do some pedalo in the boating lake or a few rounds of crazy golf - don't forget to pass by Swansea Botanical Gardens and marvel at the beautifully-vibrant blooms. If you're lucky enough to, catch a show at the ornate, Victorian Swansea Grand Theatre and then end the day with a riverside family dinner at The River House. There's something for everyone to enjoy at 48 Gower Holiday Village.
Scurlage is a small village, named after the family who built a fortified manor house, although none of the remains of ‘Scurlage Castle’ have survived. This little village is between the popular beachside villages of Rhossili and Port Eynon and is close to the fantastic beaches of the Gower Peninsula including Oxwich Bay. A perfect central location to be a short distance from fantastic coastline and the iconic Worms Head. The little village has various footpaths crisscrossing the area, shop, pharmacy, doctors surgery and take-away, but still retains its sleepy village personality.
Accommodation
Single-storey.
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin.
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin, and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area, and sitting area
Electric central heating.
Electric oven and hob, fridge with ice box, microwave, kettle, toaster.
TV and on-site based WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for 2 cars.
Highchairs and travel cots available on request.
Non-enclosed front lawn.
Two well-behaved pets welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 0.3 miles, pub 1.8 miles, beach 2.1 miles.
Note: Reception and amenities onsite.
Note: Highchairs and travel cots can be hired at the reception.
Note: WiFi is payable at reception.
Please note: The swimming pool closes 30th of September and reopens 1st of March.
Reviews (3)
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Jill
But, double bed was awful. I could feel every spring. Needs a proper clean in bathroom. Mouldy windows and round the toilet. Arrived in the dark, everything was pitch black, couldn't see any numbers - No directions to the bungalow - we drove round in the dark and I had to ask two people. We should have been told that the indoor pool was going to be closed for our stay when I booked it - not just an email a few weeks before. Paid extra to bring a (non shedding) dog but the place is absolutely tiny so paying so much for the apparent extra cleaning was ridiculous. Kids beds were comfortable and we appreciated all the blankets that were provided.
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Jeremy
Very clean and tidy.
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Hayley
The cleaner was still there when we arrived at about 3.30 on Sunday the place is Friday change so expected it to be ready . There was lots of damp/dirt in the bathroom and twin room, found a wet dirty towel on the back of our bedroom door. Kitchen hot water tap had no pressure and no hot water maintenance man came and told us we had to boast the water heater. Lack of information about anything on the site or in the chalet , swimming pool was good grandson used it every day partly because there was nothing else to do , the key for the swimming pool area did not work so had to get someone from reception to let us in , they told us we werenât the first person staying at 48 to have this problem it needs sorting. The overall holiday was very disappointing. The site entrance is rough looking the buildings are tired and badly maintained and the first impression is bad , the empty pub/ restaurant area is a shame to see and the was not great . The children park needs maintenance also some bits were dangerous . Some of the window catches are stuck closed so couldnât open them in the case of a fire it would be dangerous. The shower knob was very hard to turn on and off husband had to turn it off because we couldnât. The taps in bathroom sink need changing as they were very hard to turn too . Would not recommend staying here to anyone.