
THINGS TO DO
Local Attractions
Come and enjoy your free time with plenty of local activities to choose from in the stunning surroundings
Local Attractions
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Rheidol Riding Centre
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Ajoined to the caravan park, enjoy the beauty of the Rheidol Valley on horseback. Catering for all ages and abilities.
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Bwlch Nant Yr Arian
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A 6 mile drive away from the best views of the Cambrian Mountains whether that be on foot or mountain bike. The spectacular red kite feeding is a must.
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Vale of Rheidol Steam Train
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Opening way back in the 1900's, what better way to see the valley than from the carriage of a steam train! With a station a 5 minute walk away, ride the train up to Devils Bridge admiring the stunning views and walk back taking in the scenery at a slower pace.
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Silver Mountain
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A place where history, myth and legend collide in a fantastic day out for the whole family.
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National Library of Wales
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The biggest library in Wales, holding over 6.5 million books and periodicals, and the largest collections of archives, portraits, maps and photographic images in Wales.
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Cliff Railway
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Ride up the 778 foot railway from the waves to the top of Constitution Hill for a stunning view of the bay and town.
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Aberystwyth Castle
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Visit the ruins of a 13th century seaside castle
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Magic of Life Butterfly House
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Indoor tropical house in the heart of the Rheidol Valley. Walk into a world of free-flying tropical butterflies.
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Fantasy Farm
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A great family adventure in the heart of the mid-Wales countryside
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Dyfi Osprey Project
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Visit the ospreys of the Dyfi Valley and take a look at the work they are doing for the Dyfi Osprey Project
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Mach Loop - Low Level Jet Training
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The Mach Loop is a series of valleys in west-central Wales, notable for their use as low-level training areas for fast jet aircraft and propeller-driven aircraft.
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Beaches
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Aberystwyth
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Plenty of choice between North beach and South beach. Both are dog friendly but please check the dates.
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Clarach
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Borth and Ynys Las
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10 miles from the caravan park, a big beach with plenty of space for riding and walking.
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Walking
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Cambrian Mountains
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Coastal Path
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Devils Bridge
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Rheidol Valley
Iola Evans, owner of the caravan park and riding centre has an extensive knowledge of local accessible routes and with maps that can be provided for footpaths and bridleways

Cycling
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The caravan park is located right on a bridleway which riders, bikers and walkers are able to use. With a vast array of routes throughout West Wales.
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Bwlch Nant Yr Arian is a quick 6 mile cycle away. Here you will find off road mountain tracks for all ages and abilities.

Fishing
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River Rheidol; renowned for the 16 mile fishing banks. From the sea to Devil's Bridge. One of Wales' premier Sewin (Sea Trout) and Salmon fisheries. A walk away from your caravan at Rheidol. Contact Iola Evans for more information.
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Sea Fishing
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Aberystwyth Fishing Lake
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Llyn Clywedog
Golfing
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Aberystywth
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18 hole course with dramatic views over Cardigan Bay
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Borth
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18 hole links course, regularly voted in the top 20 courses in Wales
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Machynlleth
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9 hole heathland course
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