New Park Landshipping
A quiet village base away from the crowds
About this hotel
New Park Landshipping sits in the small village of Landshipping, tucked into the Pembrokeshire countryside rather than clustered around the water park entrance like Bluestone Resort. That makes it a genuinely quiet option: no resort buzz, no shared pool deck, just a village base for a family that wants Blue Lagoon to be a day trip rather than the view from the window. The distance from the airport, at roughly two hours by taxi, is on the longer side, which matters more for arrival day than for the rest of the stay. This suits families who already have a car and are treating the water park as one stop among several in Pembrokeshire, rather than the entire reason for the trip, and who would rather pay for a simple, quiet room than for on-site extras they will not use.
- Quiet village setting
- Landshipping countryside location
- Simple, low-key stay
- Good base for a road trip
Our take
New Park Landshipping suits families prioritising quiet and a genuine village setting over water park proximity or on-site amenities. It works well as one stop on a wider Pembrokeshire road trip rather than a dedicated Blue Lagoon base. Families wanting to walk to the slides, or wanting a full amenity list to fall back on for rainy days, should look at Bluestone Resort or one of the other listed properties instead.
- ✓Rent a car for this stay if you have not already, Landshipping is a genuine village rather than a resort hub.
- ✓Plan your Blue Lagoon day as a day trip from here rather than expecting to walk to the water park.
- ✓Book airport transfers in advance given the roughly two-hour taxi distance, rather than arranging a taxi on arrival.
Why we love it
- A genuinely quiet village setting away from the crowds
- No resort buzz, just a simple place to sleep
- A good fit for a wider Pembrokeshire road trip
- A straightforward, low-key alternative to the resort options
Why guests love itA family treating Blue Lagoon as one stop on a wider Pembrokeshire trip, rather than the whole point of the holiday, tends to land on New Park Landshipping for the quiet: a genuine village setting instead of a resort pool deck, with the water park reached as a day trip by car rather than a walk. It suits a family that already has a car and needs no long amenity list to fall back on. Anyone wanting to walk to the slides should book closer to the water park itself.