Lottie The Lorry

• Sleeping arrangements

  2 adults on double cabin bed over cab, 1 child on seating bench, all bedding included.

• Bathroom Facilities

  Shower room in separate building approx 30 meters, hot shower, washbasin & WC. Towels and guest soaps provided.

• Cooking Facilities

  In lorry, kitchenette, gas hob, basic pans, crockery and utensils. Washing up in separate utility building, approx 30 meters.

• Internet Access

  Wi-Fi is available at this property.

• Heating and Lighting

  Heating via logburning stove. Lighting is low level battery fed. WiFi is available for this property.

• Child Policy

  1 child can be accommodated.

• Pets Policy

  1 small dog is allowed per booking at a charge of £10.

• Grounds and Nearby

  Small raised deck, table and chairs. Views over countryside. Peace and quiet.

• Parking Information

  Parking is 30 metres away, depending on conditions it might possible to bring a car onto the field.

• Arrival Times

  Check in from 17:30 and check out by 09:30

• Public Transport

  Nearest Train Station: Fishguard & Goodwick 12 miles away. Nearest Bus Stop, Treglemais, 413 Bus, 1.3miles away.

Lottie's interior is cosily clad inside with natural timber and an assortment of recycled & reclaimed shelves and storage. 

A log burner keeps things toasty in cooler months (along with well insulated walls) opposite which is the cooking area and further back is somewhere to sit and relax - one side of which can be used as a child's bed. The double bed is over the driving cab at the front (all bedding is included).
                                                                                                                                                                       
One of the dishes picked up in Morocco was the tagine, this is in the truck and comes from the very northern mountain range called the Rif. Cooking in this one-pot wonder dish is simple!  Prepare your meat or vegetables according to the recipe, then on the metallic slip mat (important this is used) you can slowly heat the tagine clay dish above, feed in your oil, spice and ingredients accordingly and cook till potatoes soft, then turn off, leave lid on (dish will still cook as tagine is hot) and enjoy with bread or couscous.

Outside
Where possible we've kept in tune with the ethos of Lottie on site by pulling together recycled materials and made a small deck area with table and chairs. It's a peaceful space, ravens cronk as they fly over and it's perfect for watching the sun go down over the Pembrokeshire countryside. 

The Site
Lottie is adjacent to a small hamlet of holiday cottages at the end of a private lane, a few minutes from Solva. Sitting at the edge of a tree lined field, the open door and decking have been oriented to overlook the open countryside. Not far from where Lottie is perched is a stream, guests can take a walk to enjoy the sounds of nature, the running water from the spring and birdsong in the trees. 

If you feel the need for some cosy glamping, in an out of the ordinary space - with a hint of travel and Moroccan adventure, Lottie could well be the girl for you! Grass roots glamping in lovely countryside yet just minutes from the stunning Pembrokeshire coast.   

Things to do in Pembrokeshire

• The nearby city of St David's contains many local, independent shops and restaurants. Grab a bite to eat at dog-friendly pub The Bishops or take a wander around the spectacular St David's Cathedral.
• Island trips to Skomer and Ramsey depart frequently from St Justinian's near St David's and Martins Haven on the Marloes Peninsula. Renowned for bird watching and seal spotting, these boat trips are a nature lovers dream. In early spring Skomer is awash with colour as bluebells and wild flowers spread across the land.
• Celtic Quest Coasteering is a great way to create an action packed stay. They offer a unique and exhilarating way of exploring Pembrokeshire's caves and coast. An experience for thrill seeking adventurers. 
• Porthgain Harbour is just a short drive away. Admire the aegean blue waters and dramatic cliffs before stopping for a hearty meal at local pub The Sloop. There is also the well-reputed fish and chip restaurant, The Shed, which serves their own caught local fish and shellfish.
• The Melin Tregwynt Mill produces some of the finest woollen products in the world. You'll soon recognise their iconic prints, which are showcased in boutique hotels around the world.