Log Cabins to RentExplore the wonderful Pembrokeshire National Park, with the chance to see dolphins and seals. Some stunning coastal walks along the around Ceredigion, Cardigan Bay and the wildlife rich Cambrian Mountains, great for walking and mountain biking. Superb beaches and fishing harbours.
2 double bedded luxury caravan in the beautiful Welsh countryside. Handy for the brecons and brechfa forest. Llandovery only 10 minutes away. Ideally situated for green laning, cycling, walking, photography, 4x4 or visiting the many castles in the area. The caravan is hooked up to services and is completely contained within our secure site.
Site wide WIFI, plenty of secure parking, workshop, jet wash, laundry, drying area all available. Picnic and fire pit zone and an undercover bbq area for rainy afternoons.
This cabin is located in Llandeilo. Brecon Beacons National Park and Dinefwr Park & Castle reflect the area's natural beauty and area attractions include Aberglasney Gardens and National Botanic Garden of Wales.
Clarach Bay, Nr Aberystwyth, Dyfed, Wales
From £1169
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Spacious and luxury lodge with TV/Freeview. Two double bedrooms, both with en-suite toilet, and two twin bedrooms. Family bathroom with bath and overhead shower. Towels included. Open plan living and dining area with well equipped kitchen. Dishwasher, fridge/freezer, washing machine, iron, and ironing board. Double glazed and centrally heated. French doors leading onto verandah with garden furniture. Complimentary bottle of Prosecco on arrival. No pets.. Nestled in a truly magnificent coastal location with direct access to a sandy beach, Clarach Bay Holiday Village is the perfect place for families and couples seeking an action packed coastal escape.
Positioned on the edge of Ceredigion’s dramatic heritage coastline, the park boasts an indoor pool and bar/restaurant offering great family entertainment, and also features its very own fun fair with a variety of thrilling rides for everyone to enjoy. You’ll be spoilt for choice.
The area itself is surrounded by golden beaches, picturesque coastal resorts and countless historic sites, and vibrant Aberystwyth truly has something for everyone. Your welsh adventure starts here.. Nestled in a truly magnificent coastal location with direct access to a sandy beach, Clarach Bay Holiday Village is the perfect place for families and couples seeking an action packed coastal escape.
Positioned on the edge of Ceredigion’s dramatic heritage coastline, the park boasts an indoor pool and bar/restaurant offering great family entertainment, and also features its very own fun fair with a variety of thrilling rides for everyone to enjoy. You’ll be spoilt for choice.
The area itself is surrounded by golden beaches, picturesque coastal resorts and countless historic sites, and vibrant Aberystwyth truly has something for everyone. Your welsh adventure starts here.. Shops and restaurants are just 2 miles away. For glorious beaches the Pembrokeshire coast and the Gower Pensinsula are just a short drive away.. Indoor heated pool
Showboat clubhouse and restaurant
Takeaway
Wi-Fi access (in specific accommodation only).
Amusements
Fairground
Play area
Shop
Launderette*. Please note there are no facilities open between 21st February - 25th March 2022 and 1st November - 20th December 2022
*Charges apply.
The park will not accept same sex parties or work groups under any circumstance.
Please note: There will be no facilities open between 21st February- 25th March 2022 and 1st November- 20th December 2022.
Facilities including entertainment, sport and hospitality venues, are legally permitted to open, but parks may be implementing certain social distancing measures for your safety.
Please adhere to latest government Covid announcements.
Any facilities unable to operate in line with government guidance regarding social distancing will be temporarily suspended during your stay in order to ensure that you and your family are safe. This could affect the swimming pool and indoor entertainment venues. However, where facilities can be safely operated like a wide range of Takeaway options, supermarket and laundrette services they will remain available.
Please note bed linen is currently placed in a sealed package ready for your arrival in order to avoid cross contact.
Wi-Fi is available in the following accommodtion LP20208, LP18100, LP16491, LP17676, LP16489 & LP19396
Located in Aberystwyth, this lodge is near the beach. Eryri National Park and Clarach Beach reflect the area's natural beauty and area attractions include Camera Obscura and Silver Mountain Experience. Take an opportunity to explore the area for water adventures such as swimming.
8 Harbour View sits on a holiday park in the town of New Quay in Ceredigion, Wales. Hosting three bedrooms including two doubles, one of which has an en-suite, as well as a twin room, along with a shower room, the property can sleep six people. Inside, also find its open-plan living area which contains a kitchen, a dining area and a sitting area with an electric fire. The exterior offers off-road parking for three cars as well as an enclosed lawn and a decking with furniture. 8 Harbour View is a tasteful getaway placed simply perfectly for a fun-packed break by the sea.
Shepherd’s Hut in Aberaeron with glorious sea view.
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We are able to take bookings for holidays for guests travelling from anywhere in the UK from 12th April 2021.
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The hut is the only holiday let on our property and because the hut, its garden and parking space are self-contained, and we use a key safe for self- check-in and check-out you need not come into contact with anyone else.
The hut is deep cleaned between stays.
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This cosy, well appointed hut is perfect for enjoying the peace and quiet of the surrounding natural environment.
The hut is set in its own field with uninterrupted views of the sea and fields. Guest have access to an outdoor area and unlimited parking close to the hut itself.
Inside the hut, there is a well equipped kitchenette with fridge, toaster, kettle, microwave, a small hob, tea and coffee, crockery, cutlery and pans. The bathroom is conveniently inside the hut and comprises shower, sink and WC. Heating comes from a cosy wood burning stove, perfect for relaxing nights in.
There is a dining table for two with chairs, a comfy two seater sofa and 32’’ TV with free view channels and DVD player.
You’re welcome to bring up to two small or medium well-behaved dogs but they must not be left unattended in the hut or allowed on the furniture. There is an additional fee of £20 per stay for pets.
The hut and it’s enclosed garden is for your own particular use. There is a short pathway between the parking and the hut. The hut is accessed by a short flight of steps.
If you need to store bikes or other sports equipment or would like to leave muddy boots/wet coats to dry, let us know and we can store them in a dry garage.
The hut is a 15 minute walk down a bridle way to the picturesque harbour town of Aberaeron, making it ideally situated to explore the town’s restaurants, pubs and shops. It’s a 30 minute drive to the university town of Aberystwyth or 20 minutes to the lovely beaches of New Quay. The perfect base for all the sites and attractions of Ceredigion.
As with many places in rural Wales, the hut is off the beaten track! Detailed directions will be provided on booking and we will be available on mobile if you need help finding it.
Public transport: the nearest railway station is Aberystwyth, buses can bring you as far as Aberaeron then we can give you walking directions (20 minutes uphill) or a taxi number.
If you need any help or have questions during your stay, we are happy to assist!
Located in Aberaeron, this cabin is in a rural area and by the sea. Ceredigion Museum and Sculpture Heaven are cultural highlights, and some of the area's attractions include New Quay Honey Farm and Jane Beck Welsh Blankets. Cae Hir Gardens and Camera Obscura are also worth visiting. Be sure to check out the area's animals with activities such as game walks and birdwatching.
Occupying a glorious privileged position on the hillside of Aberporth, Aberporth House is a Welsh wonder, standing majestically taking in the breathtaking panoramic views. This incredibly smart 5 bedroom holiday home offers sumptuous interiors and supreme comfort from within its towering three storeys.
The delightful holiday resort of Aberporth boasts two fabulous Blue Flag beaches between the rocky headlands of Trecregyn and Fathgarreg and a few seaside shops, cafes and pubs. It is a fantastic base for exploring the sensational Wales Coastal Path.
Aberporth House is a contemporary build, featuring huge glass windows to make the most of its elevated position and the gorgeous panoramic sea and beach views. The open plan living space is situated on the first floor, further elevating the swanky lounge areas. This magnificent coastal gem sleeps up to 12 guests plus two furry friends. A rather grand sweeping staircase leads guests upstairs, flanked with decorative wrought iron bannisters. The pristine kitchen, with elegant grey tones, boasts double ovens and a smart granite island where guests can sit on a bar stool keeping the chef company. This kitchen is a chef’s delight. The fabulous dining space looks straight out to the glistening ocean and the colourful boats on the golden sands. You can relax in the deep sofas and chairs enjoying the same idyllic views. There is a second living space in the Orangery whose cathedral skylight illuminates this spacious area. It is the ideal space for children to play or to enjoy the Sunday newspapers. The impressive cinema room with its 75 inch screen and reclining leather seats will be a hit, as will the games room with a pool table, table tennis, bar skittles and an electric piano. You will know where to find the young ones!
You will be truly wowed by the second floor master bedroom suite. Enjoying full height windows, the views are incredible. The bedroom is vast with an exceptional lounge area and stairs to an upper mezzanine bedroom with twin beds. There is also an outstanding furnished terrace with wonderful vistas. Surely the place for a glass of champagne while you dream that you never have to leave? This master bedroom suite is a perfect family suite. There are four other bedrooms, all immaculate and offering superb comfort. In total there are 4 king-size beds and 4 single beds in this seaside house. It boasts 6 sensational bedrooms offering a mix of baths and walk-in showers or both. There is even a Jacuzzi bath in the master en-suite.
Outside, guests can enjoy the two terraces and a patio for alfresco dining. Your chefs can prepare a meal on the house barbecue or in the pizza oven, while you relax on the loungers or enjoy a game of outdoor chess.
Aberporth is a small Welsh village on the southern edge of Cardigan Bay. Visitors are attracted by the fabulous beaches and access to the stunning Wales Coastal Path. You will find visitors sunbathing and playing on the golden sands or launching boats to enjoy the fresh water. There are pleasure boats, sailing boats, kayaks and canoes. You will also probably see fishermen unloading crate after crate of giant spider crabs and other seafish. In the 17th and 18th centuries herring were plentiful in Cardigan Bay so Aberporth had at least 20 full time herring smacks. Now it is mainly crab and lobster fishing. You will find rock pools exposed at low tide and the cliff top walks along the Cerdeigion coast boast extensive views as far as the Lleyn Peninsula. You will find a few shops, cafes and a friendly pub. There is a wonderful carving of a leaping dolphin overlooking the beach. Bottlenose dolphins are frequently seen close to shore in Aberporth, hence the carving.
The Wales Coast Path is well established with clear signing and spectacular walking, especially from Cardigan to Borth. From Aberporth you may just want to walk along the cliffs to Tresaith or you may want to take the circular walk. There are seaside saunters along the fronts of coastal towns and villages, literary trails such as the Dylan Thomas Trail around New Quay, delightful strolls along country lanes bordered with ancient hedgerows full of wild flowers, invigorating walks across wild headlands enjoying stunning views of the rugged Cardigan Bay coastline, challenging mountain hikes in the remote uplands of the Cambrian Mountains or slow riverside rambles along the Teifi, Aeron Rheidol and Ystwyth valleys. Cardigan Bay has a number of useful little buses if you do not want to drive.
There are some amazing cycle routes around Cardigan Bay. You can hire cycles from New Image Bikes, Cardigan if you do not want to take your own.
One of the favourite places to canoe is along the River Teifi. At 79km it is one of the longest rivers in Wales, starting at Teifi Pools high up near Tregaron. The section from Llechryd Bridge to the mouth of the river at Poppit Sands is tidal so it makes a wonderful half day canoe trip if there is enough water. You must check the tides. Surfing is popular in Aberporth, Poppit Sands and Llangrannog.
Acorn Lodge is a traditional single-storey log cabin situated on the Woodland Lodge Holiday Park, three miles from St Clears. This property sleeps six people and has three bedrooms, consisting of one double, one twin and one bunk room, together with a bathroom with whirlpool bath and a sauna room with separate shower. The property also has an open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with electric stove. Outside there's off road parking for two cars and a veranda with bench. Acorn Lodge is an ideal family base.
Set on a quaint seven acre smallholding, with horses, sheep, cats and dogs, that you are welcome to visit, near to the delightful village of Cwmdu. Overlooking wonderful rolling countryside this is the perfect venue for a couple to enjoy the best that Carmarthenshire has to offer. Excellent for walkers and cyclists, with nearby trails and bicycle storage available. Nearby Talley Park Walk and lake are idyllic and there is an eclectic mix of shops and eateries to be enjoyed at nearby Llandeilo. For history lovers there is a well preserved Iron Age hill fort at Maes y Castell. Aberglasney Gardens or visit the beautiful National Botanic Garden of Wales, only 15 miles away and well worth a visit. (Please check admittance for the various attractions). Enter into this charming converted former threshing barn into a light and airy open plan lounge/diner, with tasteful decor throughout and a comfortable sofa and a wood burner effect electric fire, to compliment the underfloor heating. A truly cosy cottage any time of the year. There is a TV, DVD and CD player to keep everyone entertained. The kitchen is well laid out and has an electric oven and gas hob, microwave, coffee machine, fridge with ice compartment and a washing machine. There is a pretty first floor bedroom with a king size bed with beams providing a wealth of charm and an en suite shower and WC, making this the perfect retreat for those planning a romantic break in the country. (Regret no children or babes in arms). Outside there is a good sized, enclosed garden with patio looking out over the fields. A super spot to enjoy some al fresco dining. There is also a BBQ, private parking for one car and bicycle storage available, to take advantage of the local trails.
This delightful, semi detached converted barn sits idyllically on a small holding, where all the animals are pets. The village of Cwmdu is surrounded by a stunning rolling landscape and has a village inn too. There are local cycle trails and super walks straight from your door. Llandeilo is a short drive and offers a range of independent shops and restaurants. Why not visit Dinefwr Park with its castle and country house, just a 20 minute drive away. More retail therapy available in the market town of Carmarthen. Nature lovers will adore Aberglasney Gardens and the National Botanic Garden of Wales a 15 mile drive away. The south and west coasts are approximately 29 miles away for those looking to enjoy a day by the sea. (Please check admittance for the various attractions). Enter into this charming converted barn, originally a pig sty into a light and airy kitchen/diner. This fully equipped kitchen has an electric oven and gas hob, microwave, coffee machine, fridge with ice compartment and a washing machine. Up a few steps to the cosy lounge, with a comfortable sofa and a warming wood burner effect electric fire, to compliment the underfloor heating. A very pleasant cottage to enjoy any time of the year. There is a TV, DVD and CD player to keep everyone entertained. There is a lovely first floor king size bedroom with charming beams and an en suite shower and WC, making this the perfect retreat for those planning a romantic break in the country. (Regret no children or babes in arms). Outside there is a good sized, enclosed garden with patio looking out over the fields. A super spot to enjoy some al fresco dining. There is also a BBQ, private parking for one car and bicycle storage available, to take advantage of the local trails.
This peaceful barn retreat is located just a couple of miles outside of the village of Llanilar which has a convenient village shop, bar and restaurant. There are countryside and woodland walks to be had directly from the doorstep, walk along the nearby stream and keep an eye out for local birdlife. The popular seaside town of Aberystwyth can be reached within six miles where you will find a wealth of bars, restaurants and shops to choose from or take a walk along its promenade. Why not venture to Aberaeron, just 13 miles and enjoy a famous honey ice cream or delicious fish and chips and watch the boats or walk to the pebble beach. Only 20 miles away is the beautiful seaside resort of New Quay, the town has a variety of shops, eateries, a wildlife marine centre, two golden sandy beaches and a picturesque harbour. Enjoy boat trips offering dolphin watching and a range of water sports. Explore the Dylan Thomas trail and follow the footsteps of Wales best loved poet who once lived in the town. Walkers can join part of the coastal footpath, which covers over 60 miles with breath taking views. Or visit Wales' only silver mine visitor attraction, dramatic waterfalls, or take a trip on a steam train with the Vale of Rheidol Railway. As you enter the barn you are welcomed into a cosy, open plan, lounge/kitchen/diner. Light your very own wood burner in the evenings and curl up in the comfortable lounge which has ample seating and a Smart TV to watch your favourite programmes. The stylish kitchen is equipped with an electric oven, induction hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave and a built in Quooker boiling water tap. You will also find a selection of crockery and cooking utensils so you can make the most of the space and whip up a light lunch or a delicious supper. There is a dining table for four provided. Enjoy your meals here or simply relax with a cup of coffee and plan your activities for the day. The shower room is also located on the ground floor with a shower and WC. Upstairs onto the first floor, you will find the both bedrooms nestled in the eaves. The first bedroom is a pleasant king size zip and link bedroom which on request can be made up as a twin room, with storage for clothes and room for your luggage. The second bedroom has a metal framed double bed and also benefits from storage for your clothing and belongings. Externally there is an enclosed garden to the front of the property laid to gravel with an area of lawn. Should you wish to dine al fresco, sit and enjoy at the patio table. The property is accessible via an uphill path with several steps from your allocated parking space on the private roadside.
The barn is situated on the outskirts of Llanilar a small, peaceful village with a convenient shop, restaurant and bar, just 5 miles south of Aberystwyth. There is beautiful woodland and countryside walks available from your front door, the perfect place to enjoy some fresh air with your four legged friends. If you head into Aberystwyth you will find an array of high street and independent shops, bars and restaurants. Take a stroll along its promenade or take a train trip on the Cliff Railway or visit The Vale of Rheidol Railway and take a train from Aberystwyth to Devil's Bridge to the three famous iconic bridges. As you enter the property you are welcomed into an open plan lounge and diner. The living area benefits from comfortable seating, a Smart TV and a wood burner, perfect for a romantic and cosy evening in. There is dining space for two, to relax around, enjoy a meal or a glass of wine after a day of exploring the local area and the woodlands. The contemporary kitchen is equipped with an electric oven and induction hob, microwave, dishwasher and refrigerator. There is ample equipment to prepare a hearty breakfast to start off your day or rustle up an evening meal on your return. The shower room is also found on the ground floor with a double walk in shower and WC. The conversion has recently been completed in 2022, everything in the property has a fresh, contemporary feel. Head upstairs to the first floor where you will find the master bedroom. There is a double bed, a chaise lounge and storage space for your clothes and suitcases. You will find a gravel, courtyard garden to front of the property with outdoor seating, should you wish to dine al fresco. The fully enclosed garden enjoys views out across the woodlands, allowing you to relax with your dogs off the lead, if you wish. The property is accessible via an uphill path with several steps from your allocated parking space on the private roadside.
