Cae Uchaf, meaning "top/high field" in Welsh, offers the best views of the Brecon Beacons and the Black Mountain. It is situated the furthest away from the campsite's amenities and is therefore the most secluded pitch. It's a bit of a hike to get there, but we'll put all your luggage on the quad so you don't have to carry it yourself. Please note that stays are free for kids 13 years old and under, while kids of 14+ years are charged adult rates.

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Cae Uchaf

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Greener Camping Club

The Cae Canol, meaning "middle field" in Welsh, is located half way up the campsite area. You aren't too far from the amenities and you'll enjoy some seclusion. The hike up isn't too strenuous but don't worry about lugging your bags and tent up the hill as we'll do that for you. Please note that stays are free for kids 13 years old and under, while kids of 14+ years are charged adult rates.

Cae Canol

The Cae Isaf, meaning "low field" in Welsh, is the pitch closest to the amenities. You are a hop and a skip away from the shower, toilets and washing up point but nonetheless comfortably ensconced in the surrounding wilderness. Please note that stays are free for kids 13 years old and under, while kids of 14+ years are charged adult rates.

Cae Isaf

Our Collen and Celyn pitch has the same space as our camping pitches but this has an undercover kitchen area with a picnic table, your own composting toilet and your fire pit is included. You will need to bring cooking equipment with you, your own tent etc, once set up these spaces offer a unique experience.

Includes a kitchen area, your own composting toilet and a firepit.

Camping+ Pitch

Additional Tent

This location offers more seclusion and a bit more peace set in approximately half an acre by itself. With all the amenities you require you can enjoy with ease.

This site has been designed to have everything you need without all of the clutter that many venues have. We want you to be able to return to basics to enjoy the area as opposed to being too focused on technology. This is off grid and back to basics outdoor living.

We have supplied you with a fire kit, along with s’mores to enjoy your evening with us.

We clean everything down following a stay with safe4, each stay is a minimum of two nights, bedding/towels etc are not provided.

This area has a basic kitchen, 6m bell tent and a picnic table. Within your accommodation you will find beds for 4 guests, a coat stand, your own composting toilet, over night logs and a log burning stove.

Bell Tent 

We have 6 camping pitches available with scenic views, our camping is back to basics. Our relaxed set up will help you to enjoy this area through your stay. For these 6 pitches we have composting toilets, recycling options and firepits to hire. Fire wood is free.

Camping Pitch

Firepit

Llansawel Agored is fortunate to have clear skies at night, pristine local rivers, some amazing bodies of water, along with mountain bike trails from our doorstep. We aim to improve our environment, this is achieved through tree planting, land management and cleaning/clearing projects. In 2021 we will have planted some 1000 trees in total. Along with this tree planting we are rewilding our area through a couple of ponds and allowing natural grasses to develop.

Guests must bring their own duvets, pillows, sheets and towels when staying in rental accommodation. You will not be allowed to stay if you do not bring these items.

Guests are advised to bring a good quality torch with them as parts of the site are unlit.

Membership of the Greener Camping Club is required to stay at this campsite.

Llansawel Agored

Grass Tent Pitch

Erwlon is a family run park with a warm welcome and excellent new facilities including a heated amenity block, family rooms, laundry, super pitches, a motor caravan service point and plenty of landscaped pitches available. Within easy walking distance of the ancient borough of Llandovery and at the foothills of the Brecon Beacons, Erwlon is an ideal base for touring, walking or cycling in South West Wales. You can get to all the primary attractions and coastal resorts of South and West Wales and we have a number of circular tours you can follow to take in the beautiful countryside on your way. Alternatively, you can just sit outside and watch the red kites fly overhead, spot the kingfisher along our river bank or even snatch a glimpse of a wild mink. We pride ourselves on our friendly welcome and we have been running the park alongside our dairy farm for three generations now so we must be doing something right. Please come and see for yourselves - you won't be disappointed!

Grass Tent Pitch

Pup Tent

Bring your own  Caravan to this pitch 

Erwlon is a family run park with a warm welcome and excellent new facilities including a heated amenity block, family rooms, laundry, super pitches, a motor caravan service point and plenty of landscaped pitches available. Within easy walking distance of the ancient borough of Llandovery and at the foothills of the Brecon Beacons, Erwlon is an ideal base for touring, walking or cycling in South West Wales. You can get to all the primary attractions and coastal resorts of South and West Wales and we have a number of circular tours you can follow to take in the beautiful countryside on your way. Alternatively, you can just sit outside and watch the red kites fly overhead, spot the kingfisher along our river bank or even snatch a glimpse of a wild mink. We pride ourselves on our friendly welcome and we have been running the park alongside our dairy farm for three generations now so we must be doing something right. Please come and see for yourselves - you won't be disappointed!

Pitch For Caravans 

Bring your own Motor Caravan 

Erwlon is a family run park with a warm welcome and excellent new facilities including a heated amenity block, family rooms, laundry, super pitches, a motor caravan service point and plenty of landscaped pitches available. Within easy walking distance of the ancient borough of Llandovery and at the foothills of the Brecon Beacons, Erwlon is an ideal base for touring, walking or cycling in South West Wales. You can get to all the primary attractions and coastal resorts of South and West Wales and we have a number of circular tours you can follow to take in the beautiful countryside on your way. Alternatively, you can just sit outside and watch the red kites fly overhead, spot the kingfisher along our river bank or even snatch a glimpse of a wild mink. We pride ourselves on our friendly welcome and we have been running the park alongside our dairy farm for three generations now so we must be doing something right. Please come and see for yourselves - you won't be disappointed!

Pitch For Motor Caravans 

Erwlon is a family run park with excellent new facilities and offering you a warm welcome. It is an ideal base for touring, exploring, walking, mountain biking or cycling in South West Wales. You can get to all the main tourism attractions and coastal resorts of South and West Wales and we have a number of circular tours you can follow to take in the beautiful countryside on your way. We pride ourselves on our friendly welcome and we have been running the park alongside our dairy farm for three generations now so we must be doing something right. Please come and see for yourselves - you won't be disappointed!

Erwlon Caravan & Camping Park

Our campsite is surrounded by beautiful scenery and wildlife. We have five spacious hard standing pitches for caravans and motorhomes with electric hook up. 

We are an adults only site, we do not allow tents and we do not charge extra for things like dogs, awnings or towed cars.

Spacious hardstanding electric hook-up pitch 

Set within the grounds of this seven and a half-acre smallholding in Cynghordy, Carmarthenshire is the beautiful Cwmcuttan Caravan Site owned and managed by Eileen and Mark.  While Mark tends to the maintenance of the site, Eileen will take care of your booking and greet you with a smile. 

Just a 5 mins walk from Heart of Wales railway line running up to Shrewsbury and the Midlands and down to Swansea with connections to Cardiff and London.
The site is accessed by a very quiet country road and is surrounded by plenty of wild life, there are many stunning woodland walks nearby and you're never too far from the amenities of the nearby local towns with swimming pool, shops, resturants, pubs & take aways.

Cwmcuttan Camp Site

The campsite is open April to October for tents only and provides a small, open fronted kitchen, made from sustainably sourced timber and complete with double gas burner, for food preparation and washing up.

To ensure your stay is relaxing we ask that all cars are left in the car park and you walk the level 150 metre tarmac path from the carpark, to the gentle sloping field were you can begin your peaceful stay in our camping area. We have provided large barrows / trolley to transport equipment and the toilets and showers are available 24hrs a day in the main Centre, close to the car park. There are also two compost toilets; one close to the campsite and the other near the car park and various hides and seating areas can be found around the 40 acre site for you to enjoy the tranquility and nature here at Denmark Farm.

Non-Electric Grass Pitch (Tents Only)

Exclusive use of the campsite with up to 24 people and 6 vehicles in the carpark.

The campsite is situated on a gently sloping meadow next to woodland and, with almost no light pollution, the stars are amazing. Campers have the unique opportunity to share this peaceful place with red kites circling overhead, hares hiding in the undergrowth, dragonflies darting over ponds, hedgerows and woods full of birdsong, and flower-filled meadows.

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Exclusive use of whole Campsite

'There are dragons in there!' one young camper enthused as we made our way into the dark woodland adjoining the camping meadow at Denmark Farm. Fearing for our safety, the gallant squire grabbed his trusty sword (ok, so it was a long stick) and rushed past us with a chivalrous, 'And I'm going to get them'. Although we didn't encounter any dragons during the visit, their presence is eminently plausible at this Welsh conservation site, situated among the green humps and bumps of Celtic Ceredigion. You wouldn't blame the mystical creatures for slumbering off the effects of battling with medieval knights in a centuries-long hibernation somewhere within this 40-acre treasure trove of landscape. Encirling the camping meadow are woods and fields and ponds that have been slowly nursed back to life from the land owner's farming days. A commendable job has been carried out by Denmark Farm Conservation Centre in helping nature to restore the site, much to the joy of the local flora and fauna (dragonflies included).There is room in the gently sloping meadow for around 20 people at any one time, with only tents allowed, plus a yurt for non-campers. A small, open fronted kitchen, made from sustainably sourced timber, is available for all guests to use and, while there are two composting toilets in the camping meadow, flushing loos and showers are open 24-hours-a-day in the Conversvation Centre building. Pathways that lead through the woods beckon you towards fairy-tale adventures, one leading to a magical roundhouse, another to a spiky hide – is it a bird or a hedgehog? – by the long lake.

Denmark Farm

Get away from it all and find rural tranquillity with a stay in our luxuriously appointed Shepherd's Hut with kitchenette, underfloor heating and en-suite shower room. In a great location for exploring West Wales coast and countryside

Every booking we plant a tree

Our hand-made shepherd's hut is luxuriously kitted out with en-suite shower room, kitchenette & underfloor heating. Outside you have your own fenced garden area (dog-friendly) & rural views. Feel free to roam our 26 acres, enjoy the wildlife & star-gaze in the unpolluted night skies.

Shepherd's Hut

Situated in a stunning, rural location, our shepherd's hut is nestled in the peaceful Ceredigion countryside in West Wales. Our hand-made shepherd's hut is luxuriously kitted out with en-suite shower room, kitchenette & underfloor heating. Outside you have your own fenced garden area (dog-friendly) & rural views. Feel free to roam our 26 acres, enjoy the wildlife & star-gaze in the unpolluted night skies.Our shepherd's hut has everything you need for a perfect 'get away from it all' glamping holiday. 

It's bright & airy, with lovely character features. Most importantly it is comfy & warm, with underfloor heating. It is south facing with lovely rural views & enclosed garden. In the garden Hut guests can now enjoy exclusive use of the brand new, cedar-clad hot tub. With water temperature set at a soothing 37 degrees, there's no better way to relax after a hard day's adventuring. The jets have two speeds too for an intense massage to bubble away any aches and pains, or choose the lower speed and sit back to soak up the peace and tranquility of the Welsh hills around you. 

Wildlife and conservation are important to us here at The Three Spaniels and we are keen to encourage all manner of flora and fauna to thrive; to that end we are in the process of planting more native trees, restoring our hedgerows and planting patches of wildflowers wherever possible.

The Three Spaniels

Situated in the gorgeous Towy Valley, Glanmarlais Camping offers pitches on mostly flat ground in a gently sloping field, with spectacular views of the Brecon Beacons and glorious constellations in one of the world’s darkest skies. The site is ideally located for world-class walking, mountain bike riding and motorbiking.

​Guests will enjoy a peaceful and largely wild rural retreat, with amenities including compost toilets, a hot shower powered by an air-source heat pump (with changing room and vanity area), a washing up area, as well as a communal fridge. You will also have access to charging facilities for electronic devices, while the large barn provides a characterful communal dry space with tables and seating. Campfires are allowed by your tent, and firewood is available for purchase on site, with an initial welcome bundle on the house. 

​Funds from the campsite contribute to the development of a conservation grazing program to enhance Glanmarlais Farm’s floral and faunal diversity and protect its existing habitats.

​The farm has belonged to the Soil Association for 25 years and is a member of  the Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group for Wales.

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Dinefwr

Come understand why the nationwide Botanic Garden is the most parkland that is checked out Wales! Set into the Carmarthenshire that is breathtaking countryside the garden has the perfect blend of both modern and historic attractions.Here you will find an impressive range of themed gardens, like the Tropical Butterfly House and Aqualab where young ones can explore a treasure upper body of natural wonders through lots of activities. Each various yard has its own secrets and shocks waiting you ready to whizz down the zip wire into the crazy adventure play park and maybe even uncover the pint-sized residents regarding the forest into the fairy lumber for you, the Dipping Pond houses newts, pond skaters and water beetles and may not really be missed!Are? With so family that is numerous on throughout the year, you're sure to have a thrilling academic outing. 

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National Botanic Garden of Wales

Llyn Llech Owain Country Park is a 158-acre expanse of woods and lakeland near Cross Hands with nature trails, an adventure area including an awesome adventure that is wooden, split toddler playground with smaller features, family members friendly and inviting cafe and a resourceful visitor centre.There are especially constructed accessible paths allowing you to explore the bog and around the lake. a woodland track provides a lengthier hike or bicycle trip across the country park and there is a rough mountain bike path for the more adventurous cyclists for he and their horse, Owain was constantly very careful to displace the rock slab which held back the water amongst you!It's a spot of interest that young ones may like to know that legend has it that historic serviceman Owain Lawgoch (known as Owain The Red Hand in the the 100 years' War) ended up being entrusted to provide for Mynydd Mawr, a well in the mountain.Every time, after withdrawing enough water. Nevertheless on one occasion he somehow completely forgot to do that and an torrent that is absolute of poured down the side associated with mountain! The resultant lake was ergo called Llyn Lech Owain, meaning 'the lake of Owain's slab'! Puts that spilt fruit juice from break fast time into viewpoint doesn't it?!

Llyn Llech Owain Country Park

You will find ten tourist attractions all within the one National Showcaves Centre entry solution, and there's lots to see and do for all many years. The 3 various caves Dan-yr-Ogof, Cathedral Cave and Bone Cave each offer a unique experience that is undergroundIn Dan-yr-Ogof you walk through the beautifully decorated passageways just for under 1 kilometer. An atmospheric end to a really wonderful cave in Cathedral Cave you walk through its enormous caverns, carved out millions of years ago, and at the finish of this cave go through the excitement of walking behind the 40 foot high waterfalls that cascade around you into the Dome of St Paul. In Bone Cave learn why 42 human being skeletons had been buried right here, and how ancestors used caves dozens of years ago.On website is one of the earth's largest collections of life-sized dinosaur models, ranging from the Tyrannosaurus that is ever popular Rex Brachiosaurs, towards the lesser-known Tsintaosaurus. There are over 200 models right here: can you find your dinosaur? that are favourite Shire Horse Centre provides the excitement of the 2 covered children's play areas, the farm garden area, and exactly why maybe not make friends utilizing the mild giants - the friendly Shire horses that are waiting to say hello!range from the Iron Age town, museum, and rock circles, and you have plenty to see and do for all many years, and for people who might prefer a rest, there clearly was the cafe, as well as the Rock and Dinosaur store to take pleasure from.

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Glanmarlais Camping

Llanwrda, Carmarthenshire SA19 8HU, Wales

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Cae Uchaf

Cae Canol

Cae Isaf

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Llansawel Agored

Erwlon Caravan & Camping Park

Cwmcuttan Camp Site

Denmark Farm

The Three Spaniels

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Dolaucothi Gold Mines

Dinefwr

National Botanic Garden of Wales

Llyn Llech Owain Country Park

National Showcaves Centre for Wales

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