Your Hosts at Trenewydd Farm Holiday Cottages
Trenewydd Farm is a truly family run business. We are Andrew and Virginia (Ginnie) Corbett and, together with our children Summer and Charles, our cats Raison and Rosie, and our dog Lucy, we moved to this beautiful part of Pembrokeshire in April 2020.
Before moving to West Wales, we lived a hectic life in Kent, juggling work, commuting and family life. Like many people, we often felt there were never enough hours in the day and not enough time to spend with the people who mattered most. We knew we wanted a different way of life, so we took the plunge and made the move.
It was one of the best decisions we have ever made. We love life here in Pembrokeshire, we love running Trenewydd Farm, and we genuinely enjoy meeting guests and helping them make the most of their time in this wonderful part of Wales. Our aim is simple: to provide holidays that people will remember fondly for years to come.
We well remember our own busy working lives and how precious every holiday day was. Because of that, we never take it for granted when guests choose to spend their valuable time with us. We are genuinely grateful to everyone who stays at Trenewydd Farm and trust us to be part of their holiday memories.
As a family business, we also feel a responsibility to care for the land around us and help ensure that future generations can enjoy the same beautiful surroundings that our guests experience today. Sustainability is not a one-off project but an ongoing commitment that influences how we manage our cottages, facilities and wider farm.
Our solar panels generate renewable energy for the property and heat our outdoor swimming pool, allowing guests to enjoy warm water with minimal environmental impact. We have also replaced most of the older electric heating systems in our cottages with modern, more energy efficient models and provide EV charging for guests travelling by electric vehicle.
Across the farm, we actively manage areas as wildflower habitats to support pollinators and local wildlife, and we look for practical ways to reduce waste, including refilling hand soap dispensers rather than replacing single use containers. Through continuous improvement and thoughtful investment, we aim to reduce our environmental impact while continuing to offer exceptional holiday accommodation in the heart of West Wales.
Before moving to West Wales, we lived a hectic life in Kent, juggling work, commuting and family life. Like many people, we often felt there were never enough hours in the day and not enough time to spend with the people who mattered most. We knew we wanted a different way of life, so we took the plunge and made the move.
It was one of the best decisions we have ever made. We love life here in Pembrokeshire, we love running Trenewydd Farm, and we genuinely enjoy meeting guests and helping them make the most of their time in this wonderful part of Wales. Our aim is simple: to provide holidays that people will remember fondly for years to come.
We well remember our own busy working lives and how precious every holiday day was. Because of that, we never take it for granted when guests choose to spend their valuable time with us. We are genuinely grateful to everyone who stays at Trenewydd Farm and trust us to be part of their holiday memories.
As a family business, we also feel a responsibility to care for the land around us and help ensure that future generations can enjoy the same beautiful surroundings that our guests experience today. Sustainability is not a one-off project but an ongoing commitment that influences how we manage our cottages, facilities and wider farm.
Our solar panels generate renewable energy for the property and heat our outdoor swimming pool, allowing guests to enjoy warm water with minimal environmental impact. We have also replaced most of the older electric heating systems in our cottages with modern, more energy efficient models and provide EV charging for guests travelling by electric vehicle.
Across the farm, we actively manage areas as wildflower habitats to support pollinators and local wildlife, and we look for practical ways to reduce waste, including refilling hand soap dispensers rather than replacing single use containers. Through continuous improvement and thoughtful investment, we aim to reduce our environmental impact while continuing to offer exceptional holiday accommodation in the heart of West Wales.