Accommodation at Bluestone comes in the form of lodges (standard and the new Platinum range), which can house between two and fourteen guests and suit budgets of all sizes, making it the perfect family getaway. Guests can stay at Bluestone at any time of the year, with themed events running across the seasons, including Bwbach Festival, Christmasland, Winter Lights and the Summer Festival.
Bluestone has been named third best in the UK for the second year running by Which? Magazine in the UK’s best & worst holiday parks 2023/24, as they proudly state “upstaging the likes of Warner Leisure, Center Parcs and Parkdean”.
Upcoming themed events include Myths and Legends (Apr-Jun) and the Summer Festival (Jul-Aug).It offers unparalleled affordability – a long weekend 3-night stay in April 2024 for a 6-bed lodge is from £495, or a 4-night midweek break from £360. In June 2024, prices start from £580. This includes free access to lots on on-site activities and the water park.
It’s weatherproof – in any sight of rain you can head to the Blue Lagoon indoor waterpark, or the kids will be entertained for hours in the UK’s largest umbrella, the ‘Serendome’.
Exciting on-site activities, incl. high ropes, zip lines through the woods, theatre for shows and film nights.
Brand new Platinum lodges have launched – the resort’s most luxury offering yet, offering guests 20% more space.
Has a 5 star award-winning spa on site – the Well Spa Retreat – using leading ESPA products.
The park serves as a gateway to explore beautiful Pembrokeshire, with some of UK’s best beaches, beauty spots, quaint towns and villages, and coastal adventures on the doorstep.
The park is eco-friendly allowing visitors to be kind to the planet as well as their children and pockets.
Book online by visiting: bluestonewales.com
With 150,000 guests a year, 750 staff and turnover of over £30 million, Bluestone is one of the biggest tourism businesses in Wales.
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AT ONE WITH NATURE
Sustainability & biodiversity initiatives
Their ‘Free Range’ ethos encourages guests to have fun-filled experience while knowing they’re taking steps to preserve the environment during their stay.
They champion pioneering sustainable initiatives onsite – they’ve built pathways made from 60,000 recycled nappies (a world first), heat its water park using locally sourced biomass instead of oil, turn the 80 tonnes of food waste every year into green energy and fertiliser, turn used cooking oil into biodiesel.
The resort achieved the international Green Key award in recognition of its excellent environmental standards.
They’re in the process of building their own 5-hectare solar farm. It will generate 3.2 megawatts of energy annually and contribute up to 30% of Bluestone’s annual power.
BLACK POOL MILL
The unique heritage restaurant
Black Pool Mill is a stunning new heritage restaurant (opened in May 2023) that has breathed life back into an historic landmark in Pembrokeshire – a disused, grade two listed building built in 1813.
It welcomes both guests from Bluestone and the general public – and is run by the Bluestone Resort family.
The mill has been restored to its original architectural glory, with the large iron cogs and wheels making a striking backdrop to the restaurant area and the original milling equipment with their connecting rods and braces to reflect its industrial past.
Bluestone invested £3million into the restoration and transformation of the disused mill into a heritage restaurant.
The restaurant has two dining floors for guests to use, an upper floor dedicated to an industrial kitchen where chefs use ingredients where possible from local suppliers to create authentic Welsh dishes, and there is a top floor banqueting area.
Paul Owens (two rosette) is head chef, who was previously head chef at Mansion House in Llansteffan.
More information and bookings: Black Pool Mill Restaurant | Heritage Dining Pembrokeshire
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