Acorn Camping & Caravan Site is situated in Llantwitt Major in the beautiful Vale of Glamorgan. The site offers excellent Camping and Caravanning facilities and welcomes tourers (tents & caravans) as well as those people looking to hire holiday caravans. With easy access to the facilities of Cardiff and South Wales in general, Acorn Camping and caravan Site is ideally placed to be your base for a camping holiday in South Wales UK. Acorn Camping & Caravan site has great facilities for your family holiday and is near to the beach and other attractions. The four and a half acre site is the holder of a David Bellamy Silver Award for conservation. Surrounded by farmland, all the pitches are individually marked, some with trees and hedgerows providing extra privacy and shelter. On site we have a modern amenity building with free hot showers, baby-changing room, facilities for wheelchair users, dishwashing and laundry area. A range of camping and Calor gas is available so do not worry if you run out. The owners live on the park to ensure the smooth running of the site and a public telephone is available 24 hours. As a family site we ask for quite between 11pm and 7am and no loud radios, this ensures that everybody can have a peaceful holiday. To amuse your children there is a free trampoline and adventure play area. Whilst your children are occupied why not take a leisurely stroll round our shop which sells groceries, camping accessories and souvenirs. Then visit our takeaway, sit-down and unwind with a cappuccino, a toasty and one of our cakes, all baked fresh on the premises. Our game's room is open until 11pm; it contains pool tables, football and table tennis. A separate room accommodates a full size snooker table. Everything you need to make your stay a pleasant relaxing one. Please see our website for further details and rates.

This 7-acre site bordering one of the ornamental lakes offers 80 spacious pitches. Ideally located within a mile of the M4 motorway and only 7 miles from Cardiff, Tredegar House is fairly described as one of the architectural wonders of Wales, and recognised as one of the most significant 17thC houses in the whole of the British Isles. The House is open between Easter and September. The beautiful Park, with its ornamental lakes, 17thC Orangery and garden, woodland, walled gardens and adventure playground opens throughout the year. If you can tear yourself away, try to devote at least one day to exploring Cardiff with its Castle, National Museum, Bay Development and excellent shopping centre. Other notable visits in the area include Newport's restored Transporter Bridge, Pwll Mawr (Big Pit mining museum), Roman Caerleon and the beautiful Wye Valley. Important Information For those Members who wish to arrive on New Years Day, please note that the Site Office will be closed. You will therefore have to stay on the Late Night Arrivals Area if the site has one. Please contact the Warden on site to discuss pitching instructions for arrivals on this day. For those members wishing to arrive on Christmas Day, please note that the Office will not be open. Therefore you may have to stay on the Late Night Arrivals Area if the site has one. Please contact the Warden on site for further information on pitching instructions. THE PARK GATES ARE LOCKED AT DUSK. PLEASE CONTACT THE SITE FOR LATEST ARRIVAL TIMES Rates:- Pitch from: £4.30 Adult from: £3.90 Children from: £1.30. 5 Star WTB.

A level, well-designed site within an easy drive of the whole range of superb beaches on the Gower Peninsula, such as Oxwich and Caswell Bays, and the fabulous Rhossili with wonderful walks along the South Gower coastline. The beaches are special and worth the drive for they're clean, sandy and safe. If you want to go inland for scenery, start with the Vale of Neath, to Aberdulais Falls, to see how the waters have powered a succession of industries over three hundred years. Then on to Craig Gwladys where you can walk the forest trails and climb the steep ascent with the hangliders soaring above you. On again to Pont Nedd Fechan, from which you can see nine major waterfalls on four rivers, then into the Brecon Beacons National Park which is worth a holiday all on its own. Rates:- Pitch from: £4.30 Adults from: £3.90 Children from: £1.30

This spectacular 7 mile forest drive is set amongst rolling hills and green forests with 7 car parks to stop at. At the foot of the forest drive is the Visitor Centre, which always has a warm welcome for you. You can find information on walks, cycling activities and other things to do in the area. There is also a gift shop, cafe and 3 star campsite. Nestling alongside the banks of the Nantcarn stream is the 3 star rated Cwmcarn Forest Drive. Accomodation is available for up to 23 caravans or 28 tents at the site, as well as electric hookups and modern shower and toilet facilities and chemical waste disposal Rates: Tents from £6 - £9 per pitch. Caravans £8.50 - £10 per pitch.

The site is south-facing with an abundance of native trees, wildflowers, wildlife and the River Gwili flowing along part of its boundary. The owners, Keith & Kath live on site and aim to make your stay both enjoyable and peaceful. Since owning the site, we have developed it to a modern 4 star standard whilst still maintaining its rural atmosphere and feeling of tranquility. All the work we have undertaken has been environmentally sensitive and has helped the site achieve the prestigious ‘Wales Business & Sustainability Awards 2006’ and a Gold in the David Bellamy Conservation Award scheme for the second year in succession. River View Touring Park is now becoming a popular site in Carmarthenshire, with a high level of repeat visitors who have variously described it as ‘the retreat’ or ‘the haven’. Our amenities block is timber frame and clad with a high level of insulation. Hot water is provided by Solar panels supplemented by a condensing boiler, which is approved by the Carbon Trust. Under-floor heating is also run from the same hot water system. Water consumption is reduced by the installation of low volume dual flush cisterns for all the toilets. We have an area dedicated to the recycling of glass, tins and paper. Electricity consumption is minimized by the use of low energy bulbs, time-switches and motion sensors to control lighting. All landscaping on site has been carefully planned with the emphasis on the planting of native species of trees and wildflowers Rates: From £11 - £17 per pitch per night based 2 people sharing.