Just 12 miles from the seaside town of Aberystwyth, this park is in a rural mid-Wales setting, yet close enough for guests to enjoy day trips to the coast and spectacular Snowdonia.
Grass and hardstanding pitches are available, and the toilet/shower block is heated. There’s an on-site shop and tea-room, and a play area with swings and a seesaw. The owners’ 400-acre farm adjoins the camping field and the area is packed with wildlife, including red kites.
You say…
“Super-friendly, helpful and welcoming staff. Very clean site with fabulous shower block. Lovely grounds and a good play area for the children. Pitches are spacious.
In a nutshell: Rural retreat with wonderful wildlife
Lovely grounds and a good play area for the children. Pitches are spacious
Facilities
- Disabled Access
- Dog Friendly
- Electric Hook Up
- Family Friendly
- Sanitary Block(s)
- Serviced Pitches
- Shop
- Touring Pitches
- Wi-Fi
- Allow Rallies
- Café
- Camping Pods
- Chemical Disposal Point
- Children's Play Area(s)
- Designated / Private Parking
- Holiday Homes - Owned
- Laundry
- Motorhome Pitches
- Take Away Food
- Tent Pitches
- Visitor Parking
- Washing Up Facilities
Location
Directions
From South Wales use the Cardigan to Aberystwyth coast road and then take the A4120 to Devil’s Bridge; a scenic 12 mile drive. Carry on through the village and over the bridge. The Woodlands is on the Right Hand Side at the brow of the hill.
From the Midlands head towards the A44. At Ponterwyd you should turn Left and continue for 2.5 miles. As you descend the hill you will see a black and white tea room and bronze horse statue. This is the entrance to our park.
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