Ty-Gwyn Caravan Park is located on the West Coast of Wales overlooking Cardigan Bay, where dolphins and seals can regularly be found. Mwnt’s sandy beach is only five minutes by car, or a 10 minutes walk. There is a 14th century white washed church and plenty of footpaths along the coast and through the countryside. The view from the caravan park is superb, with beautiful sunsets. The caravan site is on a small farm, where you can see cattle and sheep. It is a family orientated caravan park, with toilet and shower facilities. Dogs are welcome as long as they’re kept under control. Nearby is the small market town of Cardigan, which has a cinema, leisure centre, swimming pool, pubs and restaurants and plenty of local shops and supermarkets. There are plenty of sandy beaches nearby in Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire – Poppit, Tresaith, New Quay, Penbryn to name just a few. Local attractions include a butterfly Centre, a Coastal Farm Park and a Wildlife Centre We cater for tents and caravans. It is advisable to book beforehand in the busy periods, especially if you would like an electric hook up. We also have a static caravan to rent, with prices ranging from £240 to £300, depending on the time of year. We are five miles west of Cardigan – take the B4333 out of Cardigan, and follow the signs for Mwnt. When you reach Mwnt, pass the beach, car park and the church until you reach the caravan park. Rates: Caravan/tent/motorhome £11 per night, electric hook up £2, awning £1 per night. Groups welcome by arrangement. Dogs welcome.

Only about four miles from the coast which is dotted with lovely little bays and beaches ideal for the family. Llangranog is ideal for swimming and other water sports. This is a peaceful meadowland site, with a pleasant open feel and views towards the coast. Aberaeron is an attractive small town with a pretty harbour, pebbled beach and Regency cottages painted in pastel shades. New Quay is an artist's paradise, a traditional fishing village where fish, lobsters and crab are part of the daily catch. An excellent area for walking along the Heritage Coastal Paths; fishing (sea, coarse and trout) and bird watching including Red Kite. There are four golf courses nearby and many local craft centres to explore. Rates:- Pitch from: £4.00 Adults from: £3.60 Children from: £1.30.

Brongwyn is a select, tranquil little park with good facilities for tourers and campers, nestled in this unspoilt corner of West Wales, just three miles away from the market town of Cardigan, and enchanting beach at Mwnt. The Park is about three acres of level grassland, with spacious pitches, electric hook ups, plenty of water points and modern toilet facilities where cleanliness is a priority. Hot showers are free. There is a launderette with (coin operated) washing machines, dryers and free iron; and dish washing area (free hot water) Children can enjoy the play areas, (one dedicated to the under fives) and plenty of space for ball games, kite flying or just running around. Also available is a games room with (coin operated) pool table and a table football machine Our reception area has a public telephone and lots of local information, maps and brochures to help you plan your holiday. Aqua Serena Country Club is just a few steps from your tent or touring caravan, with luxury indoor heated pool, sauna, steam-room and gym with discounted “Spa Day” admission for guests staying on the park. For extra pampering, spoil yourself or somebody special with a soothing massage or therapy treatment in the Salon….Bliss!! Tanning booth also available. The licensed bistro in Aqua Serena offers a mouthwatering choice of afternoon teas, evening meals, weekend lunches and yummy deserts. The menu has plenty of choice, including tasty vegetarian options, and a childrens menu with wholesome organic dishes for babies and children. Whether it’s a romantic candle lit dinner or a lively family feast you’ll enjoy wonderful food and fine wines in beautiful surroundings. Brongwyn is the perfect base for exploring and enjoying the many treasures this part of the world has to offer. Explore our magnificent coastline (where seals and dolphins can often be seen). The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path stretching to the south and The Ceredigion Marine coast to the North are dotted with beautiful sandy coves and safe beaches just waiting for you. Discover stunning scenery, rolling countryside and farmland, patchworked with wooded valleys; quiet country lanes and hedgerows displaying colourful wild flowers from early spring through to autumn; and the majestic River Teifi, providing excellent fishing as she weaves through the countryside, to the falls and salmon leap at Cenarth, then continues her journey towards Cardigan (or Aberteifi, "the mouth of the Teifi", in the native tongue) and the estuary. Ideal location for golf, walking, riding, fishing, swimming, …..relaxing! Discover Brongwyn, you’ll want to come again… Rates : Basic pitch with electric from £10-£13, without electric from £8-£11. Plus £1.50 per person per night. 3 Star WTB. Groups by arrangement only. Pets allowed by arrangement only.

We have 25 pitches available for tents, caravans or motorhomes and 12 static caravans are also available for hire. ‘Woodpecker’ (‘taradr y coed’ in Welsh) is a superb 6-berth caravan WITH SEA VIEWS at Treddafydd Farm caravan site on the beautiful West Wales coast. Treddafydd is a small site on a working dairy farm and offers a peaceful holiday overlooking the picturesque Hoffnant valley, one mile from the delightful Penbryn beach. Children are most welcome at Treddaffydd. There is plenty of room for play with a slide and swing on the field. Visitors are welcome to see the life on the farm. This part of the West Wales coast is rocky coastline with sandy bays, secret coves and rock pools, seals and dolphins. The nearest beach at Penbryn is considered one of the best, sandy and ideal for children with enchanting cliff walks to the ‘secret beach’ and on to Llangrannog. The local area has lovely high-banked lanes with wild flowers, walks and woodlands with many interesting things to do further afield. Tenby, the Preseli Hills, the Teifi valley, Aberystwyth and Devil’s Bridge, Cenarth Falls and many others are within easy reach of Treddafydd. Woodpecker has three bedrooms, one double and two with twin beds. It has a spacious dining / living area, kitchen and bathroom with toilet and shower. The caravan is fully equipped with full size fridge, gas cooker, gas heating, microwave and TV. Linen is not supplied. Gas and electricity is included. Treddaffydd has a toilet block with shower rooms and laundry room with coin operated washing machine and tumble dryer. One well-behaved pet is welcome at £15 extra per week but please note that dogs are not allowed on some beaches including Penbryn from 1st May to 30th September. A comfortable and roomy holiday caravan from which to explore this unspoilt area of Wales. Rates : Please enquire.

We have 75 pitches for tourers, tents or motorhomes. There is a large, modern amenity block and children's play area. We have a public phone on the park and we have installed a Broadband hot spot, this will be available to campers only with their own wifi enabled laptops, tho we hope to be able to hire out a wireless enabling dongle - so just bring your laptop and log on. We will issue passes according to length of stay. Surrounding Aberystwyth is some of the most beautiful countryside in Wales, where access is easy, including Bwlch Nant yr Arian where there is a Visitor Centre and Red Kite feeding station. There are 2 scenic way marked walks, and an all ability lakeside walk, breathtaking views and the visitor centre and cafe is open 10am to 5pm, in winter it is open 10am till dusk, and it is accessible to wheelchair too. Further details of tourist destinations, and leaflets are available at the office, free of charge, directions and advice too. Clubs and bars can be noisy, we do not have either, but you have a vast selection available in Aberystwyth, and although there is not a shop, the site is very conveniently situated for the recently opened out of town shopping precinct together with a selection of village shops nearby. The town offers a vast range of other pastimes within easy reach including a Cinema, Tenpin Bowling, and large shopping centre. Sports Centre with swimming pool, beach, Historic Buildings etc. Rates : Touring From £12.00 for 2 people, electric £2.50, awnings £2.50.

We are a small friendly site the Davies family have been running on their farm for the last 50 years. We are open all year round for your family holidays, short breaks or longer stays. Located half a mile west of the small town of Llandysul, accommodating 20 tourers and tents on a sunny meadow sloping down to the river, where we are proud of the 'on site' game fishing. All pitches have electric hookups and we have recently extended our facilities to include hot and cold showers. We have a number of spacious sited caravans of our own which are available for hire. These have hot and cold water, mains electricity and drainage - a real 'home-from-home' for your stay with us. There is an excellent Spar shop and bakery 300 yards down the road for all your day to day requirements. Another 300 yards takes you to Llandysul Bridge, the Canoe Centre and into the town itself. If you're on holiday with a young family we are only 20 minutes or so away from south Ceredigion's sunny beaches and its fabulous wildlife. Onsite Facilities - 18 Tourers/Motorhomes, 20 Tents, (8 Hard standing), 22 Hookups, 12 Statics 3 for Hire, Toilets, Showers, Chemical Disposal Point, Pets Allowed, Children's Play Area, Gas, Fishing, Rallies Welcome. Offsite Facilities - Food Shop 300yds, Bar/Pub 300yds, Restaurant 300yds, Takeaway Food 0.5m, Laundrette 6m, Indoor Heated Pool 1m, Tennis Courts 1m, Golf Course 2m, Horse Riding 0.5m, Water Sports 15m, Sandy Beach 15m. Rates : Tourers: £10, statics £20, Tent pitches £10 Depending on time of year.

Cei Bach (Little Quay) is one and a half miles north of the fishing village of new Quay with its resident family of dolphins, just off the A487 coast road. The park overlooks Cei Bach Bay with a pathway from the edge of the park leading to the attractive safe sheltered sandy beach. (Green Flag Award.) The setting is delightful with views along the coastline to Aberaeron and beyond with a coastal path starting just across the road from the park, passing over a waterfall and old Celtic Settlement. There are numerous attractions within the area including boat trips from New Quay to see the dolphins and wildlife, course and beach fishing, Go-karting, horse riding, tennis golf etc. Brochures are available from reception. The university town of Aberystwyth is some 23 miles to the north with its old Castle, cliff railway and pier with amusements. The market town of Cardigan is some 18 miles south with its bustling shops and busy estuary. The harbour town of Aberaeron is only 6 miles north with its quaint coloured houses, famous honey ice cream shop, craft centre and scenic river walk. On Park Facilities Modern Toilet and Shower Block : With free power showers and hot water, laundrette (featuring 1 washing machine, 1 tumble-dryer and 1 deep hand-washing sink), washing up sinks, ironing area, hair dryer points, shaver points, chemical Elsan point with flush system. Children’s Play Park : Twin-towered unit with slide, clatter bridge, fireman’s pole and climbing wall, and a separate small unit for toddlers. Children’s Ball Park : A large field with goal posts for football and all other ball games. Games Room : A wide selection of novelty and amusement machines. On-site Facilities : 50 electrical 10 amp hook-ups, hard-standings, 17 water points, ice-pack freezer and book lending library. Fully refurbished in 2005/6 providing a warm atmosphere in friendly surroundings where you can enjoy a wide variety of home cooked meals, including Sunday lunch, with a spectacular sea view. A wide range of beers, wines, spirits and soft drinks are available. Regular entertainment is provided in the family room along with a wide screen TV for all sport enthusiasts. A large decked area with patio heaters provides outdoor seating overlooking the children’s play area for those who want to watch the magnificent sunsets whilst enjoying a meal and a drink! TOURING AND TENTING PARK : The park has been extensively developed since 1989 to bring it up to a high standard, receiving two major awards from the AA and Practical Caravan magazine for the best touring park in Wales, and now benefits from an 11 month license from march until January. The park is situated in an idyllic location overlooking a safe sandy beach which is accessible via a tarmac footpath to the side of the park, and enjoys panoramic views along the coast with stunning sunsets. Pitches are easily accessed, many with sea views and a limited number of hard-standings. We are a small family-run park, ideal for families, with a friendly atmosphere. Rates : From £12 to £20. Please enquire.