Ceredigion

Cei Bach ( Little Quay ) lies one and a half miles from the fishing village of New Quay with its resident family of Dolphins, just off the A487 coast road. The park overlooks Cei Bach Bay which has a very attractive sheltered sandy beach with safe bathing and a pathway leading to the beach. The setting is delightful with views along the coast and a coastal path from Cei Bach to Aberaeron passing over a waterfall on the way. There is also a coastal path starting from New Quay and continuing all the way to Fishguard. There are numerous attractions within the area including Horse riding, Golf, Tennis, Sea and Coarse fishing. Boat trips to see the Dolphins, Go karting, Quad biking, Swimming etc. Leaflets are available from the park reception. The university town of Aberystwyth is 23 miles to the north with its old Castle, Cliff railway and pier, while the market town of Cardigan lies some 18 miles south with its bustling shops and busy estuary. The harbour town of Aberaeron is only 6 miles with its quaint houses, craft centre and scenic river walk.

Glanlerry is a well maintained, family owned and run caravan park, situated amidst unspoilt countryside along the banks of the river Lerry, yet only 5 minutes walk from the seaside resort of Borth. All the holiday homes on our park are owned by individual families, there is no commercial letting - thus ensuring absolute peace and tranquillity. Our separate touring and camping area, complete with electric hook-up pitches, is open from March to October - all the pitches are level, sheltered and well spaced. We aim to provide high standards and are pleased that so many of our visitors return to us year after year.

Llanina Touring Caravan and Tenting Park is ideally situated at Llanarth near New Quay and close to Cardigan Bay. The site is in a lovely sheltered location surrounded by mature trees, yet is only a few minutes walking distance from a shop, post office, filling station and the Llanina Arms pub and restaurant in Llanarth. There are many sandy beaches and an excellent variety of activities in the local area including Sea, Trout and coarse fishing, Golf, Tennis, cycling trails, and walking. Rare and unusual wildlife in the area includes the Red Kite - often seen soaring above the Caravan Park, the Chough seen on the coastal path and the Bottlenose Dolphin and the Atlantic Grey Seal seen here in abundance in the waters off the Ceredigion coast. Cardigan Bay - just 2 miles from the Park is one of only 2 places in the whole of Britain where the Dolphins can be seen in such numbers. The site is open from Easter to October

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.

Ocean View, a nine acre park, is located just north of the University town of Aberystwyth and can be approached from the A487. The Park enjoys superb sea and country views and is only 200 yards from the popular beach of Clarach Bay which has excellent holiday facilities. Our immaculate Park is landscaped with colourful shrubs and flower beds and the grass is kept closely mown at all times. WTB 4 star, AA 3 pennants.

The Woodlands is a well established, family run caravan park set amidst some of the most beautiful scenery Mid Wales has to offer. It is situated in Devils Bridge, a small village nestling at the top of the Rheidol Valley, 12 miles inland from the coastal town of Aberystwyth. It is an ideal base for touring Mid Wales, walking, cycling, mountain biking, birdwatching, fishing or just relaxing and taking in the fresh air. The touring site is quiet and picturesque, away from the static caravans. It has level hard ground pitches and grassy pitches. Electric Hook-ups and Television aerial points are available if required. A tarmac road leads up to the pitches and the campsite is lit at night for security and visibility. Caravans and tents may be sited together if wished, and car parking is along side your unit. The toilet block is modern with free showers and hairdryers. For the children there is a climbing frame, large slide, swings, a non-bump seesaw, table tennis and lots of space to run around in. The 400-acre farm adjoining the Caravan Park offers pleasant walks with beautiful scenery. The camp shop sells groceries, gifts, gas, and newspapers and also has an adjoining tearoom. Like the park, the shop is open from Easter to October. Dogs are allowed on leads. There is a public telephone. We ask that campers are quiet after 10.30 p.m.