A Welsh Craft Centre and Open Farm in West Wales - where the roads from Fishguard and Tenby meet the A40 / M4 route to London

The craft shop began with Glyn-Coch Design china with exquisite floral patterns painted by Jean Evans

Don't forget the Tea Room, Woodland Walk and Open Farm.

Welsh Craft Shop in picturesque farm setting. Over 30 different crafts-people supply exquisite crafts. Enjoy the Woodland Walk, Rare Breed Farm Animals, and Farming Bygones. A small Exhibition tells you more about Glyn-Coch and other topics of interest. Enjoy a relaxing snack in our Tea Rooms and Garden.

Click here for information on the current range of crafts.

Glyn-Coch has been selling crafts for about 21 years, however it was taken over by completely new management in May 2000. If you have been before you will find many of the attractive features you saw last time, however we hope to introduce new features. Of particular interest at the moment is the developing flora and fauna on the woodland walk. It was a sea of wild flowers last summer with swarms of butterflies.Whatever your interest we look forward to welcoming you in the near future.

The new management of Glyn-Coch consists of Huw and Thelma Jones and their daughter Sian, who is at University, and sons James and Owain who are both still at school. Huw's family are from South Wales, but he was working at Rothamsted Agricultural Experimental Station in Hertfordshire when he met Thelma, who was born in Surrey, and is the Crafty member of the family. Thelma paints glass, silk and china, and makes greetings cards. In Hertfordshire she ran a craft stall at local markets as a hobby, and professionally taught adults with special needs basic numeracy and literacy, and computing. With the craft shop, tea room, 27 acres, sheep, geese, and chickens, not to mention 8000 young trees which need weeding, and no employed staff, we have plenty to do. However it will all be worth it if you come and share this beautiful country side, and enjoy your time with us!

We are open all year. Click here for details.

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NEWS NEWS NEWS!

FOOT AND MOUTH: Our area is still free of the disease, and the shop and tearoom are fully open. The woodland walk is open on a day to day basis. Our animals are out in the fields, but we must ask you PLEASE watch them from paths. Please do not walk up to them while there is any risk at all of spreading infection.

Our 5 pitch campsite is now open. phone 01994 231 867 for details.

Cick here for detailed News
Crafts
Campsite
Tea Room
Exhibition
Art gallery
Old Tractors
Craftsman's Attic
Map and Contact Page
Woodland Walk - wildlife
Rare Breed Farm animals
Museum of Home Computing
Useful links

We aim to update this site at least once a month. Please click here to e-mail any queries or comments.

Last updated 12th August 2001

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