Discover Little Haven Retreat

At the entrance to the Retreat there is a Reception for guest check in on arrival and departure. There is also a small shop that will stock a range of refreshments in the summer months.

The Utilities block houses toilets and showers for our seasonal pitch holders, as well as a washing machine and tumble dryer for guest use, for a nominal fee.

There is a small play are for younger children, with wooden climbing frame and slide, and a large, safe, open grass area to play. Children do need to be always supervised whilst playing in these areas.

If you bring your pet, we have a small dog walking area, as pets must be always kept on a lead. Guests will be sent pet etiquette information pre-arrival.

There is a small, friendly clubhouse on the site next door. Opening and closing hours will vary depending on the seasons. Home-cooked food may be available; please refer to your Lodge Welcome pack for details.

Each Lodge has its own compartmentalised re-cycling bag, as re-cycling in Wales is now mandatory. We do politely request that all guests support our site re-cycling policy.

Onsite, there is a reception where our guest services team are based. A member of staff will welcome you upon arrival, and will be happy to assist you, using their expert, local knowledge with any recommendations of places to visit and activities to enjoy in the area during your stay.

Any assistance that you may require or concerns you may have during your stay with us should be brought to the attention of a member of staff at the Retreat. We aim to provide prompt assistance to you so that you can continue to enjoy your holiday.

It all began in 1971, when planning permission was granted to Mr and Mrs JA Davies, to develop part of their farmland into a caravan and camping site. The site was originally named as Redlands Caravan Park, after their farm and the huge Redland trees growing around the site.

The Utilities block had once been Hut 142, the Sergeants, and Air Women’s latrines in the Second World War. The two other huts, which were used as the quarters, were demolished in 1977.

Over the years the Park has been updated and expanded under various owners, who changed the name to Little Haven Retreat. In 2019 before Covid, the Park was bought by the current Owner, who is continuing to develop the site as a Luxury Lodge Site. Touring and Camping are no longer accepted, but the site still retains a number of seasonal pitched caravans.