FSC Dale Fort, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, West Wales

Bookings Available: For catered/self-catered short breaks or longer stays throughout the year excluding Christmas & New Year. Minimum 2 night stay.

Dale Fort is set in a spectacular location high on the cliffs within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, giving superb views over the sea. It is a great location to bring groups, families or businesses together and is rated 3* by Visit Wales for Group Accommodation. Dale Fort has a Solar P.V. installation producing sustainable electricity.

It is ideally located for accessing the Wales Coast Path, local beaches, Pembrokeshire's Coastal Islands with their renowned resident sea bird populations, including puffins, guillemots and razorbills. Dale Roads is a sheltered bay allowing year round access to water-sports. Adventurous Activities can be arranged with our local partners.

Dale Fort has flexible accommodation; the 3 blocks can be booked individually or combined to meet your needs:
St Bride sleeps 50 guests:
single en suite
twin en suite
family room for 6 en suite
family room for 7 en suite
family room for 10 en suite
2 dormitory rooms with 12 beds and shared bathroom
St Cadoc sleeps 49 guests:
4 twin rooms en suite
family room for 5 en suite
12 triple rooms with shared bathrooms
St David sleeps 40 guests:
6 family rooms for 5 en suite
wheelchair accessible room for 6 with wet room
wheelchair accessible room for 4 with wet room.

There are 5 meeting rooms, including the library, with audio-visual facilities suitable for business meetings. For conferences or large gatherings the Library can comfortably seat 100.

The centre has a visitors' lounge, shop and bar. There is a common room with hot and cold drinks facilities, as well as a TV lounge, sitting area and games room with a pool table. There are also board games available.

There are several outdoor game areas including a field for football, rugby, rounders, etc. A lawn and decked area has been created for relaxation on the top of the headland for spectacular views across Pembrokeshire and the Milford Haven waterway.