Ceredigion offers a rich mix of coast, countryside, and culture, its also a great location for exploring into the surrounding counties.  The stunning Cardigan Bay coastline, charming seaside towns like Aberystwyth and New Quay, filled with cafés, shops, and scenic views and attractions all of their own for a great day out at the seaside. Scenic walking routes along cliffs, rolling hills, and mountains. Visit historic castles, local museums, and traditional markets to experience Welsh heritage.

Ffynnonwen Farm Wild Camping, Bontnewydd, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion

Find your way to Ffynnonwen Farm Wild Camping for peaceful stays in the Welsh countryside, a mere glimpse at the pics showing the spectacular setting of this quiet eight-acre smallholding with stunning views towards the Cambrian mountains may well encourage you to get moving right away…

As well as an outstanding outlook, this park in a lush valley has paddock areas for pitching and picnics, along with plenty of space to laze about or roam dog-friendly nature trails and walks are in and around this farm.
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Penygraig Caravan Park, Borth, Ceredigion

Delightfully situated on a cliff top, Pen y Graig has panoramic views of Aberwennol Bay with only a short stroll to the beach. A family run caravan park with holiday homes, lodges, touring caravans and tents, short & seasonal stays available.

Only a five minute walk from the village of Borth, which offers a choice of restaurants, shops and pubs. There are superb coastal path walks, miles of golden sandy beaches, watersports, sea fishing and 18 hole golf course, the national trust nature reserve and dunes nearby.
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