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About Little Kings Park
Set in quiet countryside, Little Kings is just over 1 ½ miles from the coast and the stunning views from the park span the whole of Carmathen Bay - from Monkstone Point to the Gower and beyond to the Somerset and North Devon coastline, Caldey and Lundy Islands. We can offer you luxury accomodation in one of our caravan holiday homes and we also welcome tourers, motorhomes and tents. We look forward to welcoming you to our park - we love it here and hope you will too.
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