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Contact: Mrs. Olwen M. Fleming

Open all year except Christmas period

Gwynfe

Llangadog

Carmarthenshire

SA19 9RP

Phone/Fax 01550 740686

Pencrug is a 16th

Century Welsh Long-house

Situated in the shadow of

The Black Mountains in the

tranquillity of the National Park.
Mainly raising sheep,

we also keep pigs, calves

poultry and horses

under the control of our collies Beth and Nel. Within easy reach
of Carmarthen Bay, near the historic market towns of Llandeilo
and Llandovery. Interesting area for walking, birdwatching and
riding. A warm welcome awaits you with a choice of two twin
bedded rooms and one double room with hot drinks tray, hand-
wash basins and guest bath/shower room. The comfortable
lounge includes colour TV. Evening meals are available for guests
to enjoy.

Right on our doorstep we have spectacular walks in the
Brecon Beacons National Park with view points across to the
Gower and Swansea Bay.

Even nearer, on our own farm, we have a small nature trail (planned by "Kite country")
giving interesting points for you to look and listen for.

Carreg Cennen Castle near Trapp village is in a splended location with commanding views.
There are a series of walks to suit all abilities and the farm on site has tea-rooms and a rare
breeds centre.

Nearby is the Trapp Arts Centre with its Arts and Craft exhibitions and a wide choice of
presents to take home.

The Dolaucothi Gold Mines are only a short drive away giving insight to the Roman
occupation of Wales. There are guided tours and why not try panning for gold.

Nearer, Llandeilo with with its famous Span Bridge over the River Towy you can find Dinefwr
Park and Newton House, a National Trust property, both with interesting possibilities for
walking.

The nearby market town of Llandovery has the remains of a Norman castle and a Heritage
Centre covering the history and tales of the past, as well as a pleasant craft centre to browse
in.

A short distance away is Garn Goch, near the village of Bethlehem, the largest Iron-age fort
in Wales.

Middleton Hall, the National Botanic Garden and the mysterious gardens of Aberglasney
are both unique garden experiences.

The City of Swansea and towns of Carmarthen, Llanelli and Neath are all within a 20-mile drive.

To Trapp &

Llandeilo

Directions:

Rail: On the "Heart of Wales" line,

Shrewsbury to Swansea (Intercity

connections).

Collection from Llangadog can be

arranged.

Map 160

Ref 708210

Facilities:

Tea/coffee facilities Colour TV lounge

Evening meals Parking

Fishing Golf

Working farm

For full details and to book
phone/fax 01550 740 686