Cae Hir Gardens
Originally three fields of rough farmland, now one of Britain's most highly acclaimed private gardens.
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Why stay here ...
Here at Rhydhalen we are extremely lucky to be in a very convenient location, from which to access all that this lovely area has to offer. It is only a very short walk to the village which has a well stocked grocery store, where you can also get your daily paper, a pub which serves food and a cafe. There is also a bus service passing through the village, and during the main summer season we also have the "Cardi Bach" which is a small bus which picks up and drops off, at smaller locations along the coast, and is much appreciated by walkers who may wish to walk a section of the coastal path, and then return by bus. We now have a very nice Cafe/Tea Room house in what used to be the old school.
New Quay is only about 2 miles away, and with its blue flag beach, small fishing fleet and pleasure boats, it is often referred to as the "jewel in the crown" of beautiful West Wales. From the pier it is often possible to see the bottlenose dolphins, harbour porpoise and seals which all reside in Cardigan Bay. There are also a number of other lovely beaches and bays to visit along this Marine Heritage Coastline, and also many small towns to explore. The nearest of these is Aberaeron which is approximately 8 miles away. It is a stunning Georgian Town with brightly coloured houses and shops, and a pretty harbour, it is always popular with locals and visitors alike. Should you visit, I recommend you try a honey ice cream from the Hive on the Quay - delicious.
The National Trust property "Llanechaeron" is just a few miles inland from Aberaeron and is well worth a visit.
Throughout the year the area hosts a number of diverse festivals, and agricultural shows, which are always very popular; and for those we enjoy the Theatre, we have 2 excellent venues, one in Cardigan and the other in Aberystwyth. They both have a full programme throughout the year.
Also available at Rhydhalen, Static Caravan (regret no children under 12 yrs.) and small Holiday Cottage at our other farm, also in the village of Cross Inn. Please enquire.
You will always receive a warm welcome from the Rees family here at Rhydalen, and we have the pleasure of seeing many people return year after year.
Dogs welcome but a maximum of 3 dogs per unit only please. Dogs must be restrained at all times when on the site, but there is a very popular dog friendly beach approximately one and a quarter miles from the site, and quiet lanes near the site to walk.
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Latest arrival time: 12:00 AM
Latest departure time: 12:00 PM
0.75 acres
Electric amperage: 16
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The National Wool Museum
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
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
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:
- SA44 6NP
- GPS:
- Lat 52.191394 / Lon -4.354408
- OS field ref:
- SN392575
- OS map ref:
- 145
Transport links
- Bus stop within 1 mile
- Buses go to: New Quay, Aberaeron, Aberystwyth, Cardigan
- Daily public transport within 1 mile
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7 night stay at Rhydalen
Rhydhalen Farm
We recently stayed on this site for 7 nights, Mrs Rees maintains a lovely field that has horses and sheep, flowerpots and well mowed grass. It is a 5 minute walk on the flat to the village pub and shop, the pub served delicious meals at very reasonable prices and the beers were excellent too. Quiz nights on Thursdays, loads of fun.
This site is well worth a visit, it is immaculate and well run.
Devoy
Reviewed on 11/06/2024 13:32
Excellent CL!
Rhydhalen Farm
On arrival we were met by Gill who was very helpful and informative and showed us where to pitch. The pitches although grass, were level and well maintained. Each had EHU.
Due to the Welsh Govts. strict waste legislation, the bins were clearly marked and Gill provided us with a caddy for food waste.
The site is about 300yds from an excellent grocery shop and an excellent village pub…
New Quay is about a mile from the site and we had intended to walk there but it rained for almost the whole time we were there so we stayed put!
Excellent CL!!
Beautiful location
Rhydhalen Farm
We've just spent 2 nights here in terrible weather in April. Gill was most helpful, her directions to the site were really useful and she let us stay in our motorhome on hardstanding in the yard as the grass pitches were waterlogged. It's a beautiful location being close to Newquay and local beaches, we weren't able to walk far due to the constant rain. An added bonus was a well stocked shop a few yards down the road and pub where we had tasty cod & chips!
We'd thoroughly recommend it, especially with Gill being such a friendly host she made us so welcome and she seems to genuinely care about her visitors.
Relaxing and Welcoming Site
Rhydhalen Farm
Would thoroughly recommend this site. I was welcomed by Gill who gave plenty of details of the area and what to see and do.
It had been very wet up to the time I arrived, so I was directed to a single hard standing pitch, which , with a low hedge around, was able to protect me from the gusty winds.
I was amazed at how central it was to all the places of interest in the area.
The bus stop was five minutes away , so took a bus to Aberaeron on one day and walked the six miles back to New Quay,( itself only 2 miles from our Site) on the beautiful Coast Path.
The pretty coastal village of Llangranog is just 45 minutes on my bike on very quiet country roads. Enjoyed a meal in the Beach Hut and a coffee in the Cafi Patio on the beach itself.
Drove to Aberystwyth one day and took the Cliff Railway up Constitution Hill and visited the Old Colosseum Museum, well worth it and free too !
New Quay itself is such a jewel just a short one mile walk on again quiet country roads ( so avoiding the main busy road). Enjoyed some lovely coffees and ice creams after those fish and chips!!
Will definitely be coming back!
Lovely Peaceful Site with good access
Rhydhalen Farm
Just spent 3 nights at Rhydhalen Farm Gillian the owner was lovely welcoming us and making sure we knew about the facilities and how to get around the area. Nice field with spaced-out pitches overlooking the farm with sheep and horses and easy access from the main road. Pub and Shop both within 5 mins walk. The adjacent quiet road allows you to safely walk down (hill) to the Beach and New Quay it's hilly but you can catch the bus back if you don't want to walk back. Bus stop in the village again 5 mins from the site allowing us Motorhome owners to get about if not wanting to walk everywhere.
Gillian walks around each evening making sure everything is OK and happy to chat about the farm and area.
Great place to stay highly recommended.
Thanks for a lovely stay
