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Riverbend is in the heart of the beautiful unspoilt Welsh countryside in a curve of the gently meandering River Banwy, yet within a comfortable 90 minutes drive from the West Midlands. The grandeur of the Snowdonia mountains are in easy reach to the north, with the restful lakes of Vyrnwy and Bala on the doorstep and the spectacular dams of the Elan Valley to the south. All static holiday homes have a metered gas supply from our own tanks. Touring caravans are welcome and seasonal pitches are always in high demand in this wonderful riverside setting.

Abermule is where the river Mule flows into the river Severn and Smithy Park is a tranquil garden like park with mature trees and shrubs set between the two rivers.

Daisy Bank Touring Caravan Park, situated in "The Marches", is beautifully landscaped in a valley surrounded by the Welsh and Shropshire hills. It is close to the historic market town of Bishop's Castle, famous for its real ales. Montgomery, Welshpool and Ludlow are close by. Further afield: Shrewsbury, Wroxeter Roman City; Ironbridge and Telford. All fifty-five of our pitches are fully serviced (some sites call them "super pitches"). Each pitch has an electric hook-up, water tap, grey waste drain and in the Roundton and Camlad areas are provided with a TV aerial hook-up with lead (this plugs you into a booster system). The Meadow is better situated for natural tv reception. Our prices are fully inclusive for caravan, two people, car, all services, awning, hot water and showers. There are no hidden extras.

Our campsite is a peaceful haven of quiet. Hidden in a secluded valley and yet close to a market town, the site is a wonderful place to unwind and take in the local area. Birds abound and with direct access to the woods and hills of the farm, walking and biking are popular with our customers.

Family run site in the heart of the Brecon Beacons. Heated Indoor Pool, Jacuzzi, Gym, Bar, Restaurant and Coffee Lounge on site. There are no electric pitches on site.Well behaved dogs welcome. We also have a stunning range of holiday homes to buy on site.

Welcome to Gilestone Camping and Caravan Park- where we will guarantee you the warmest welcome at our brand new family run holiday park. Lying in the heart of the Usk valley, at the foothills of the Brecon Beacons, Gilestone is a 300-acre arable and beef farm. We have private access to the Breconshire Canal, the river Usk, and we are just a 5-minute walk away from 3 very famous public houses- The White Hart Inn, The Star Inn and the Travellers Rest. Within the village there is a fantastic little shop and post office.

Brynich is a family run caravan park and campsite near the foothills of the Brecon Beacons in south Wales, situated 1.5km east of Brecon and boasting some of the best views of the central Beacons, including Pen-y-Fan, Cribyn and Corn Du. It is the ideal base for touring the towns and countryside of mid and south Wales and for exploring the Brecon Beacons National Park. Whether you are taking a relaxing holiday to enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the Welsh countryside, visit the many charming towns and villages or explore the hills and mountains that are an ideal location for walking, climbing, mountain biking or caving; Brynich Caravan Park is the ideal base with a superb location and excellent facilities.The site extends to 20 acres and consists of three well screened and sheltered fields, which are closely mown to give a lawn effect, one field is set aside exclusively for those with a tent. Over the years we have been operating, friendly service and cleanliness have been our major priorities. Whatever your reason for visiting this beautiful part of the world you will receive a warm and friendly welcome.

Henstent Park is a small, peaceful, family run site which occupies a spectacular elevated position in the Tanat Valley on the fringe of the Berwyn mountain range, which provides a stunning backdrop and superb views. Located in Llangynog Powys. To the North of Mid Wales, just over the Shropshire England border and on the outer edge of the Snowdonia National Park. We offer new holiday lodges & holiday homes for sale on private pitches. We may also have pre-loved privately owned holiday homes for resale. please visit our website for more details. There is fishing on the river Tanat, which forms one boundary of the Park, as well as bird watching and stargazing. Locally there are good walks and climbing to suit all levels of fitness and, for the more active, mountain-biking opportunities. The friendly village of Llangynog (Llan-gun-og) is only five minutes walk and has two excellant inns, both serving good quality, value-for-money meals. Dogs are welcome, but must be kept on a lead. A riverside dog walk is provided. Sorry, no dogs allowed inside our seperate tent campsite. The Park is situated on the B4391, 18 miles west of Oswestry, on the Llanfyllin to Bala road. It is easily accessible from Birmingham, Coventry, Manchester, the Potteries and Liverpool. Map Ref 125:060260 Our facilities include a heated shower block with hot showers and flush toilets; chemical toilet disposal; laundry room with washing, drying and ironing facilities; hairdryer; dish-washing facility; telephone; electric hook-ups (no generators allowed); Tourist information; library/book exchange. There is lots to do and see in the local and surrounding area. Places of interest include: Bala lake - water sports, leisure centre, narrow gauge railway Lake Vyrnwy - walks, bird watching, wood scultpure Pennant Melangell church Llanrhaeadr Waterfall - one of the seven wonders of Wales Snowdonia National Park Powys Castle Llanfair narrow gauge railway Chester Llanfyllin Recreation Centre Golf courses at Oswestry, Llanmynech and Oswestry Escape & unwind.