Further Information

Dogs allowed at no extra charge – we are dog friendly here! The garden is fenced to allow you peace of mind. We would only ask that dogs not be allowed on the furniture or upstairs in the house.

Stable available – if you wish to bring a horse or pony there is a stable and grazing available by prior arrangement, although no horses in the house please!! Flat fee of £45.

Organic fruit, vegetables and eggs – if you would like a mixed box on your arrival please let us know by telephone or email at least one week prior to your stay.

Baby sitting service – do you dream of spending an evening relaxing away from your wonderful children?! We can provide a baby sitting service for your children at a fee of £15 per evening. We are happy to discuss this on your arrival.

Wireless Internet – is available at no extra charge for looking up those surfing forecasts! You will need your own laptop with wireless connectivity.

Meals service – why cook all holiday? We have the following organic home cooked delights on offer on Friday, Saturday or Sunday evenings. We do our utmost to use locally produced ingredients.

Menu £15.50 per head

Starter

Soup of the season

(freshly made from seasonal vegetables)

Main course

Home cooked Lasagne (vegetarian or meat)

Seasonal Risotto

Fisherman’s Pie

(all served with crisp seasonal salads or roasted vegetables)

Pudding

Fresh fruit crumble

Fruit salad

Bread and butter pudding

(all served with custard, cream or ice-cream)

Where are we?  - Ffynnon Samson is located in North Pembrokeshire just south of the Preseli Hills. The farm lies 1 mile south west of the village of Llangolman just north of a hamlet called Rhydwilym. Our details are as follows:

We have used the 'Multimap' website to help with our directions. For a map of our location please click Location Map of Ffynnon Samson. This link also includes details of local rail and air transport links and the local weather.

For general directions to Ffynnon Samson click Directions and use postcode SA66 7QL as where you are going to. Once you have got the journey details add the following for the end of the journey.

Coming from the south (these directions pick up from Llanddewi Velfrey):

  approx 2 miles after driving through Llanddewi Velfrey on the A40 you reach a roundabout called Penblewin. Take the 3rd exit A478 towards Clunderwen & Cardigan (Aberteifi). Drive through Clunderwen and the next village of Llandissilio. Carry on for a further 2 miles until you reach Efailwen (this is signed but there isn't much evidence of any houses! Shortly after the sign take the left turn signposted Llangolman. Follow this road for two miles, it runs fairly straight downhill and then steepens and becomes more wiggly until you cross a bridge. Keep to the road as it climbs up the other side of the river and make sure you take the left fork signed Llangolman. Drive through the village and up a slight incline until you see some more houses (roughly 500 yards past the edge of the village). Immediately after the red tin cottage and the large white house (both on your left) turn left down a small country lane. Follow this for a further mile and a half down through a number of tight bends and back up a slight incline. You pass a house on your left called Iet Fawr and as you climb you will see a barn conversion on your right. Drive past this and Ffynnon Samson is immediately afterwards on the right. Pull into the large drive - you have arrived!                                             

Coming from the north (these directions pick up from Crymych):

  Pass through Crymych on the A478 from Cardigan (Aberteifi) to Narberth (Arberth). After 5 miles you start to descend off the Preseli hills. You will see a large garage to the left of the road (Glandy Cross) and a pub to the right (the Cross Inn). Immediately after the Cross Inn take the second right towards Llangolman (NOT Mynachlogddu). Drive half a mile to the end of this road and turn right, again towards Llangolman. Follow this road for a mile, downhill and increasingly wiggly until you cross a bridge. Keep to the road as it climbs up the other side of the river and make sure you take the left fork signed Llangolman. Drive through the village and up a slight incline until you see some more houses (roughly 500 yards past the edge of the village). Immediately after the red tin cottage and the large white house (both on your left) turn left down a small country lane. Follow this for a further mile and a half down through a number of tight bends and back up a slight incline. You pass a house on your left called Iet Fawr and as you climb you will see a barn conversion on your right. Drive past this and Ffynnon Samson is immediately afterwards on the right. Pull into the large drive - you have arrived!                                             

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