THE IDEAWOOD EXPERIENCE
Stars and Bats and Firelight
Embrace your inner nomad with ideawood’s earthy, back-to-nature appeal. With a pond, woodland and luxury facilities, these large designer furnished bell tents near Cosheston, Pembrokeshire offer a unique wildlife inspired experience, perfect for couples with a four-legged friend in tow. There is also the opportunity for families to enjoy our garden by booking exclusive use of the site. The real luxury here is the natural beauty of the simple getaway.
ACCOMMODATION
Luxury
Camping
Wild at heart but love your home comforts? Then our three, five metre bell tents are the perfect solution. We’ve worked hard on the details so that you can enjoy luxury glamping under the stars with our own bespoke designed fabrics & cushions and customised furniture. With easy access to some of Pembrokeshire’s finest beaches & locations you don’t have to go far to explore. You can arrive after a long drive, to flowers and marshmallows, a fire all ready to light, a hot shower and yes, flushing loos.
BELL TENT: DOLPHIN
BELL TENT: BITTERN
BELL TENT: JOHN DORY
CAMPFIRE COOKING
COALSHED
IDEAWOOD STORE
AROUND IDEAWOOD
Nature &
Creativity
United
We hope to build something good and different here. The plan has been put into action and now you can enjoy a unique countryside experience within the six acres of gardens & woodland. It’s a great base. From here you can explore the magical Welsh coast, swimming, surfing, walking, climbing, cycling or any other ‘ing’ you can think of. See our ‘must do’ list here.
NATURE INSPIRED GOODS
Ideawood is the creation of national and international award winning designer Chris Lee, whose studio is located in a once neglected, now cherished woodland in Pembrokeshire, West Wales. Ideawood is developing new, instantly collectable products, inspired by long forgotten stories, images and objects, drawn from nature. Visit their store here and see why galleries, wildlife trusts and country houses are stocking their products.
FIVE ACRES OF WOODLAND
Originally planted with Japanese larch, wild cherry, ash, oak, alder, hazel and more, some of the wood is cramped and in poor condition so we’re developing a woodland management plan to sort this out. As we remove some of the old wood, we’re not only making space for native deciduous species that support wildlife and biodiversity; we’re revealing space for ideas, experiences and surprises that people can explore when they visit.
WILDLIFE ON THE EDGE
The wood was planted to address potentially negative environmental impacts of the realignment of the A477 road which leads from the M4 via Cosheston to Pembroke Dock. The wood contains a variety of species including nesting snipe, buzzard and kestrel but also provides a seasonal corridor for badgers, otters, fox and most importantly Stackpole estate’s Greater Horseshoe bat colony - the largest in Wales.
FROM FOOD TO FORD
Our friends at the Brewery Inn within Cosheston village serve great lunchtime and supper meals along with some fine local ales and cider. The village is a five minute scenic walk, crossing the old ford and up a steep hill but easier coming back after a few drinks! Visit Martha’s Kitchen a daytime restaurant & coffee shop with the added attraction of a great garden centre to while away the hour!
COSHESTON, PEMBROKESHIRE
Estuary walks & great beaches are minutes away
You don’t have to go far to enjoy some of Pembrokeshire’s finest beaches and best stretches of the coastal path. We can also point you in the direction of some great little estuary walks without having to jump in the car. If you bring your bikes or want to hire some from us then the Pembroke Dock to Carew Castle cycle path is right on our doorstep.
