Pembrey Country Park | Yr Orsaf & Beach Hut
Type:Restaurant
Pembrey Country Park, Pembrey, Llanelli, Carmarthenshire, SA16 0EJ
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Yr Orsaf
Yr Orsaf is a fully licenced restaurant located within the beautiful Pembrey Country Park, 500 acres of natural beauty and a short walk from the stunning 8 mile stretch of Cefn Sidan Beach.
A perfect place for the whole family. Start your day with a delicious barista morning coffee or cooked breakfast or refuel at lunchtime with some classic dishes and it’s the perfect place to relax in the evening after a day of activities. Our freshly prepared salads and delicious meals cater for all tastes.
The patio area is open from 10am whether you want to stop off for a drink, snack or a lovely lunch or dinner and there is no need to book as there is lots of seating available whether you are looking for shade under out umbrella covered seats or huts to keep you out of the sun, wind or rain.
The Beach Hut
The Beach Hut is open at the weekend from 11am during high season and every day during summer school holidays (weather dependant) where you will find many of your beach favourites like ice creams, lollipops, hot & cold drinks and snacks:
There is a large seating area at the Beach Hut where you can sit and relax whilst enjoying your drinks or snacks and a selection of beach balls, bucket & Spades available to purchase.
The Beach Kiosk is accessible to all
By Car: The Country Park can be found just off the A484 Llanelli to Carmarthen coast road just outside Burry Port. The Park is approximately a half hour drive from Carmarthen and a similar distance from Junction 48 M4. Follow the Brown directional signs.
Public Transport:The bus stop for the Park is located 2km from the attraction and is served by First Cymru service X12 . For information please contact the All Wales Bus Information Service on 0870 6082608.
The nearest railway station is Pembrey & Burry Port which is 6km from the Park. National Rail Enquiries 08457 484950 Cyclists and pedestrians can use the Millenium Coastal Path/Celtic Trail to access the Park from Llanelli and Burry Port.
Accessible by Public Transport: Pembrey & Burry Port station is 4 miles away.
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