FAMILY HOLIDAY IN PEMBROKESHIRE - ?200

By Rebecca Bear
July 20, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Rebecca Bear

Posted July 20, 2015

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Posted July 20, 2015

We sadly cannot longer go on this holiday

My partner took his 8 year old son last year to this place in Pembrokeshire and they both loved it! So much amazing stuff for the kids to do & they all play together at night . Lots of activities are included as well as accommodation ( basic ) and food. The 7 day break is from Saturday 25th July -1st August. We can't go any longer and paid ?230 for this but would accept ?200. We have spoken to the organisers and we can transfer names. The accommodation is in a big house & the room we booked can sleep 2-3 people. You can see the details & pictures on link below. Please contact me on 07812 246236 if you are interested at all.

http://www.real-family-holidays.org/locations/orielton,-pembrokeshire.aspx

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