Mid Wales Caravan Holidays
THINGS TO DO & SEE
Welcome to Aberystwyth and the surrounding area! We offer a variety of options for your holiday, including indoor pools, coffee shops, sports bars, main entertainment clubs, restaurants, and take-out outlets all located within our privately owned holiday parks. We also act as agents for a few static holiday homes owned by other individuals.
While we can't list everything, here are some of the things to see and do in the area.
THE SILVER
MOUNTAIN EXPERIENCE
The Silver Mountain Experience is a fantastic family day out in mid-wales, filled with history, myth and legend. Our site is based at the beautifully preserved Llywernog silver-lead ore mine, based just outside Aberystwyth. Spend an afternoon visiting our historic site, experience one of our guided tours, and explore our surface attractions.
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THE GLENGOWER
One of the best sun terraces in Wales is at The Glengower on the seafront. It offers some of the best views in Wales. It is very friendly and offers good food and exotic beers. You'll find some great sports bars in the area, and the rugby club is always fun to go to if a game is on. In Aber, there are more than 30 pubs. You can book and visit them.
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COASTAL PATH WALK
Aberystwyth has a coastal path that runs through it which is an amazing place to walk or run. Ceredigion's coastal path between Borth and Aberystwyth is an excellent walk. The walk offers views of Snowdonia at the start as well as across Cardigan Bay at the end, making it an excellent way to discover the area.
The Magic of Life Butterfly House is a biodiversity charity run by biologists. It's an indoor tropical house in the heart of the Rheidol Valley, where you can walk into a world of free-flying tropical butterflies. With some of the largest and most colourful butterflies in the rain forests. We also have a range of insects, fish and corals.
Open everyday 10am-4pm. Dogs are welcome. Admissions are £9.50 for adults, £8.00 for concessions and £7.00 for children.
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MAGIC OF THE BUTTERFLY HOUSE
CONSTITUTION HILL
This town is home to the longest Cliff Railway in Britain and the biggest Camera Obscura in the world. Constitution Hill rises dramatically 430 feet from the north end of the Aberystwyth promenade. The views are spectacular from the top. On a clear day, you can see 26 Welsh mountains, including Snowdon, while the view of Cardigan Bay stretches for 60 miles from the Llyn Peninsula to Strumble Head.
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ABERYSTWYTH CLIFF
RAILWAY
Aberystwyth Electric Cliff Railway is the only one in Wales and the longest in Britain. With its 778 feet of undulating track and inclined carriages, the railway is unique to Victorian engineer G. Croyden Marks. Since 1921, a powerful electric motor and two high-tensile steel cables have hauled the carriages at a stately 4 miles an hour as they were first opened in 1896. On your way to the summit station, you will have time to admire the Victorians' ingenuity and enjoy the panoramic views.
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THE CAMERA OBSCURA
On the summit is the biggest Camera Obscura in the world. The huge 14-inch lens takes a bird's eye view of more than 1000 square miles of land and seascape in a 360-degree sweep around Aberystwyth, a view reflected onto the circular screen in the darkened viewing of the gallery below.
YYNSLAS BEACH
The Medina Restaurant: Medina was born and raised in Aberystwyth where both her parents worked in the catering industry. The creation of Medina was inspired by people like the wonderful Ottolenghi, and by the foods, Medina herself loves to cook and eat at home. She wanted to bring something different to Aberystwyth - somewhere where super fresh and simple food is put together imaginatively and displayed beautifully! Medina has a very informal cafe vibe, delicious fresh food served all day, great coffee, and beautiful Chinese loose teas - and it's fully licensed of course.
Devils Bridge
Devil's Bridge is short drive from Aberystwyth around 9 miles, this famous 3 brigdes and 300 ft walter fall and nature walk with Jacobs ladder on one side which is well know in Wales and national, the other side has the famous punch bowl.
There is cafes snack shops and souvenir and gift shops.
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Vale of Rheidol Railway
The Vale of Rheidol Railway re-creates the Edwardian spirit of adventure. Step aboard one of our restored steam trains for a stunning journey along the Rheidol Valley.
Since opening in 1902, millions have enjoyed the scenic trip through the ancient woodlands to Devil’s Bridge, home of the famous waterfalls (separate attraction, fee applies), nestled in the astounding Cambrian Mountains.
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YNYSLAS NATIONAL NATURE RESERVE
Ynyslas National Nature Reserve is situated midway between Aberystwyth and Machynlleth. The 2,000-hectare National Nature Reserve covers three main areas: Dyfi estuary. The estuary includes vast areas of internationally important mudflats, sandbanks and salt marsh that provide important feeding and roosting areas for wetland birds. In winter, you will see a variety of birds of prey, such as hen harrier and peregrine falcon, and you might also catch sight of the Greenland white-fronted goose: this is its only locality throughout Wales and England. Ynyslas sand dunes. The superb dunes of Ynyslas are at the southern side of the estuary mouth and are the largest dunes in Ceredigion. They demonstrate all the stages of dune formation and growth, from sandy shore through the vegetated shingle, foredunes, mobile dunes and fixed dunes to scrub. They are home to a rich population of orchids, mosses, liverworts, fungi, insects and spiders; many of these species are rare and some are unknown elsewhere in Britain.
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ABERAERON
There are a number of guest houses, self-catering cottages, and excellent restaurants in Aberaeron. The planning of the new town is said to have involved the great classic architect John Nash, who built the nearby Llanerchaeron mansion. Shipbuilding also flourished and Aberaeron became a thriving and prosperous town as over 60 sailing vessels were built, including 35 schooners known as the greyhound of the ocean.
Aberystwyth is a coastal town with a rich history and a vibrant arts and culture scene. The town is home to Aberystwyth Castle, a medieval fortress that once stood as a guardian overlooking the town. The castle's remnants offer a captivating journey through time, providing insights into Aberystwyth's medieval past.
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Aberystwyth also offers a delightful array of dining experiences, from charming cafes to traditional pubs. Savour local flavors and international cuisine as you meander through the town.
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Aberystwyth Arts Centre is a testament to the town's vibrant creative scene. Hosting an array of performances, exhibitions, and events throughout the year, the Arts Centre provides an opportunity to immerse yourself in the cultural richness of Aberystwyth.
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Aberystwyth's Victorian promenade is a timeless experience. The Aberystwyth Pier, stretching gracefully into Cardigan Bay, becomes a focal point for leisurely walks, ice cream indulgence, and panoramic views of the sea and town. The promenade encapsulates the classic seaside enjoyment that Aberystwyth effortlessly delivers.
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The beauty of Aberystwyth extends beyond. The town becomes a gateway to the scenic wonders of the Cambrian Mountains, where hiking trails unveil breathtaking vistas. The Rheidol Valley, with its enchanting waterfalls, offers a serene retreat into the heart of Welsh nature.
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Escape to the stunning coastline of Aberystwyth, Wales, with our selection of static caravan rentals. Nestled near the beautiful beaches of Aberysywth including Clarach Bay and Borth, and surrounded by the majestic Cambrian Mountains, our caravans offer breathtaking views and a tranquil retreat. Enjoy easy access to charming local villages and the bustling town of Aberystwyth, making our rentals the perfect base for exploring all that this beautiful region has to offer.
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CUSTOMER SERVICE
A Range of Activities
Our holiday parks offer a range of activities to suit all ages and interests. From relaxing walks and hikes to water sports and cycling, there is something for everyone. Our parks also provide easy access to the beautiful beaches of Aberystwyth, where you can enjoy a day in the sun or take a dip in the sea.
Brilliant holiday as per usual. 2nd holiday at Borth did Aberyswth at Easter booked Clarach Bay for October and next year. All caravans really are home from home. Amy and Matt are amazing.
Thank you both.
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Heather Wall (End August 2022)
