General Information

Facilities
Behind the farm on the seaward side are three fields which form part of the property and you are welcome to use them provided that you do not interfere with any stock which may be grazing.

B-B-Q
A Bar-b-que is situated in the sheltered garden for guests use together with a picnic table for those warm evenings.

Telephone:
There is a payphone which takes coins.

Heating and electricity
Heating is by Storage Heaters downstairs and convector heaters upstairs. There is also a woodstove

Electricity is charged according to use (£1 coin meter) but storage heaters are included in rental price

Beaches and local area There are a number of fine and very clean beaches within a short drive offering a variety of experiences from wide expanses of sand with good surfing as can be found at Newgale or Whitesands near St Davids to the more intimate Nolton Haven or Little Haven. St Davids, the smallest city in Britain is well worth a visit with its cathedral and award winning visitor centre.
	Walking There are a number of quiet inland footpaths which pass close to the farm, together with the world famous Pembrokeshire Coastal Path this makes Barch Farm an ideal base for a walking holiday. Circular routes can often be acomplished using the coastal path together with quiet lanes or inland paths.

Bird watching
This part of West Wales is famed for its sea bird life. The islands of Skomer and Ramsey are an easy boat ride away and are worth a visit. The cliffs can also provide good vantage points for bird or seal watching and are especially good for wild flowers in the spring and early summer.

Other Activities
Pembrokeshire is the ideal place to enjoy the great outdoors, with a lage variety of high quality activities on offer such as canoeiing, surfing, rock climbing, windsurfing, ponytrekking and mountain biking. A wide range of organised activities are available in St Davids for children, adults, beginners and improvers alike.