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About Rhossili Bunkhouse
The Bunkhouse was constructed in 2006 as an extension to Rhossili Village Hall, and is operated by the Trustees of Rhossili Village Hall for the benefit of the community. All of the facilities are available for hire for special occasions, events, training, meetings or as a base for a wide range of outdoor activities.
There is accommodation for up to 18 people with 7 rooms each sleeping from 2 to 4 people.
On arrival, each guest is issued with a card that provides secure access to the floor and to their room.
On arrival, each guest is issued with a card that provides secure access to the floor and to their room.
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