Cae Hir Gardens
25% discount
Originally three fields of rough farmland, now one of Britain's most highly acclaimed private gardens.
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Why stay here ...
Walking access to Coastal Paths.
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Latest arrival time: 6:00 PM
9 acres
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Great savings on days out
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The National Wool Museum
10% discount
Follow the process from fleece to fabric and visit the restored listed mill buildings and historic machinery.
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Devil's Bridge Falls
20% discount
A world-famous attraction with unique waterfalls marvelling thousands of visitors since the 18th century.
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The British Bird of Prey Centre
10% discount
The only collection of native raptors in the UK, including Red Kites, Peregrine Falcons and a Golden Eagle!
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- SA46 0ET
- GPS:
- Lat 52.2302 / Lon -4.2733
- OS field ref:
- SN446616
- OS map ref:
- 146
Transport links
- Bus stop within 1 mile
- Buses go to: Aberystwyth, Cardigan
- Daily public transport within 1 mile
- Nearest port: Fishguard (50 miles)
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A fantastic week - the views are outstanding - and surrounded by stunning beaches and historic towns
Cilfforch
Wow, what a view - Snowdonia right the way around to New Quay! We had the most amazing week! There’s so much to do and see within the local vicinity. The most stunning beaches and coves, cliff top walks, and historic towns full of independent shops. Swimming pool just minutes drive away as well as a brilliant (and cheap) soft play and cafe again minutes away.
What a view!
Cilfforch
We didn’t realise there was no EHU when we booked this in a bit of haste but decided to stay for one night and ended up staying for two! Access is good although we missed the turn in on our first drive by, you then go through two gates into a field of sheep and the view just hits you! This site was used historically as an armament site and we pitched up on a hard standing previously used by gunners. Our nearest neighbours were 20m+ away either side it felt like we had the place to ourselves. The water is one one side of the field and the Elsan is in the bottom corner through a gate, basic but functional. The owner is very welcoming and friendly and is knowledgeable about the area and we were privileged to meet a newborn calf in the next field with John and his dogs. There is access to the coastal paths from the site which unfortunately we were unable to ake advantage of on this visit. This was our first time off-grid and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay, so peaceful and the views outstanding (weather permitting!) Would we return here? Most certainly yes!
Superb
Cilfforch
What a beautiful spot, definitely our favourite CL. The site is so peaceful, no road noise just the sound of the birds and the views are outstanding with spectacular sun sets.
As another reviewer said if you like wild camping you will love this site. The basic facilities are well maintained.
John, the site owner, is very friendly and knowledgeable about the local area.
We will certainly be back!
Happy
Cilfforch
What a lovely place. We were looking all the time to the sea. And walked part of the costal path towards the charming village Aberaeron. The owner passes by twice a day and is very helpfull. Where to leave waste and black and grey water is well organised and explained. Picking blackberries at the edge of the field and making jam made us even more happy..
HettyW
Reviewed on 28/08/2022 21:27
Happy
Cilfforch
What a lovely place. We were looking all the time to the sea. And walked part of the costal path towards the charming village Aberaeron. The owner passes by twice a day and is very helpfull. Where to leave waste and black and grey water is well organised and explained. Picking blackberries at the edge of the field and making jam made us even more happy.
HettyW
Reviewed on 28/08/2022 18:11
