Willow Garden at Llysaeron

Hermon Road, Crymych, Pembrokeshire, SA41 3QU

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Club rating

4.5

4 guest reviews

Ideal for ...

  • Adults
  • Dogs
  • Scenic views

Why stay here ...

Our CL sits on a plateau at the eastern end of the magical Preseli Hills which lie in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

The gently sloping site, with level pitches, enjoys fabulous sunrises, sunsets and rainbows. On a migratory route for birds heading north in spring, south in autumn, Artic and northern European birds overwinter here. Watch starling murmurations and Red Kite hunting above. Lapwings, starlings and snipe feed in the forest garden and sedge warblers trill from the reeds around the wild pond. Stroll through the wooded paths and rest beside the pond. Remember, this is a wild landscape where the ground is uneven and, often, boggy.

Terraced hard-standing with EHU. Ideally placed for exploring magnificent blue flag beaches and the coastal path. Otherwise, relax, pull up a comfy chair, lie back and watch the open skies and wildlife.

Crymych (0.9 mile) has a petrol station, general store and bakery, butcher, café, chemist, health food store and gift/book shops. The farmers’ cooperative and CK’s supermarket sell gas.

Narberth provides independent shops, cafes, galleries and an excellent antique/collectibles centre.
Newport (A487) for crafts, cafes and restaurants. Cardigan (9 miles) has many independent shops, cafes, crafts and galleries with Tesco and Aldi outside town.

What to do:

  • Beaches: Enjoy wide, sandy beaches like Newgale, Newport and Poppit. Explore many fascinating small coves such as Ceibwr, Mwnt, Gwbert and Cym yr Eglywys.
  • Walking: Breath-taking views from the 195 mile-long Pembrokeshire coastal path. The Preseli Hills are scattered with historic burial sites, such as the remarkable Pentre Ifan, which dates back to 3500 BC. Hike past standing stones, remains of a large hill fort and the rock outcrop from where Preseli blue stones were removed to form part of Stone Henge.
  • Cycling: Off-road over bridleways, forest tracks and trails. Try the Celtic Trail West and Lon Teifi Trail. Follow the coastline for spectacular vistas and wild landscapes.
  • Fishing: Pembrokeshire is famous for bass fishing. Mackerel fishing trips from Tenby, Saundersfoot, Dale or St David’s. There are still water and coarse fisheries throughout Pembrokeshire. Game fishing mostly on the Teifi, Eastern and Western Cleddau rivers. Most angling clubs have visitor day permits.
  • Golf: Newport links (13.2 miles). Gwbert Cardigan Gold Club (13.4 miles).
  • Sailing, canoeing: Sailing is concentrated around Milford Haven. You may launch dinghies at Newport Parrog to enjoy Newport Bay. Canoe along the Teifi from Cenarth, through Cilgerran Gorge, past Cardigan to Poppit Sands.
  • Horse Riding: Pony trek in the Preseli Hills over moorland, past craggy rocks, stone circles and wild ponies.
  • Castles: Local favourite, Cilgerran, overlooks Cilgerran Gorge – where the meandering Teifi opens through the nature reserve towards Cardigan castle has lovely gardens and looks over the Teifi.

Facilities on site ...

  • Recycling facilities
  • TV reception: good
  • Unfenced water

Prices

Extras

Pitches

Types of pitch: hardstanding

Electric hook up available

Useful Info

Latest arrival time: 12:00 AM

Latest departure time: 10:00 AM

1 acres

Electric amperage: 16

Recycling Facilities

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Postcode:
SA41 3QU
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GPS:
Lat 51.962241 / Lon -4.627782
OS field ref:
SN195325
OS map ref:
145

Transport links

  • Daily public transport within 1 mile

Reviews

Club rating

4.5

4 guest reviews

Peace and tranquility
Access to local places of interest
Beauty of surroundings and scenery
Ease of arrival/welcome

Kmmoore

Reviewed: 16/03/2025 16:06

Basic site, very friendly hosts

Owners were very welcoming and helpful both at booking and on arrival. The site is basic with hook up and water. It’s quite close to a busy road but still fairly quiet at night. The owner warned us the site is in need of some grooming and we... Show more

Amy

Reviewed: 10/12/2024 19:03

Very friendly owners but noisy road

We found the site easily as it was just off the busy road. The site was basic and as the weather had been bad, the owners who were welcoming and friendly explained that it hadn’t been possible to cut grass etc. Road noise kept waking me up at night. We felt... Show more

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hja

Reviewed: 17/04/2022 21:45

a fascinating and developing site

We stayed here for three nights in order to visit some of north Pembrokeshire. This is the first year this site has been open, so dont expect a pristine site. Robert and Jacqui are very welcoming and have lots of ideas about how they want to develop the site. The field... Show more

Kerry Surtees

Reviewed: 14/04/2022 19:19

A peaceful stay in the Welsh Countryside

A gem of a site with lovely views of the Preseli Hills. We were given a warm welcome by Rob and Jacqui and were delighted by the stunning sunsets. That and the evening birdsong made for a memorable stay. We will definitely be back !

Most recent reviews

Kmmoore

Reviewed: 16/03/2025 16:06

Basic site, very friendly hosts

Owners were very welcoming and helpful both at booking and on arrival. The site is basic with hook up and water. It’s quite close to a busy road but still fairly quiet at night. The owner warned us the site is in need of some grooming and we found ...