Nantgwyn Camping – Best in the west!

I wish I had my own field where I could pitch my tent, gather wood for my camp fire and enjoy my own kind of adventure.......
Tent only camping from May to October. Small number of quiet, peaceful pitches over a 55 acre working sheep farm. Nantgwynfynydd Uchaf, Oakford, Llanarth, Ceredigion, SA47 0RY, 3 miles from Aberaeron, on the West Wales coast.
Pitch your tent in quiet, secluded farmland. Enjoy birdsong and rolling green countryside away from the noise of traffic.
Enjoy local beaches of golden sand in Cardigan Bay, walks on the Ceredigion Coastal Path. Beaches where the wild flowers reach almost to the tide line. Rock pools and waterfalls. Watch out for seals and dolphins from the shore or take a boat trip.
Pitch your tent in a secluded spot. Explore stream beds or venture into the wild habitat and woodland.
Watch bats in clear, peaceful sunsets. Enjoy dark night skies with millions of stars. Listen to night calls of foxes and owls, wake up to the rhythmic munching of sheep.
Nantgwynfynydd Uchaf is a 55 acre sheep farm 3 miles from Aberaeron and the Ceredigion Coastal Path, and 17 miles from the Cambrian Mountains. Cars stay in the yard as our pitches are in quiet secluded locations around the farm, but we will take your camping gear to your chosen pitch.
Well-behaved dogs are welcome, Roxy and Pi work sheep on the farm
Swing quietly beneath an old oak tree
Help weigh the lambs on this working sheep farm 3 miles from the coastal town of Aberaeron.
A peaceful place with 10 acres of wild habitat and woodland. Make dens in the woodland, watch out for rabbits, mice, shrews, foxes, badgers or even a polecat.
Swallows swoop after bugs as you walk across a field and chatter on telephone wires. Look out for Red Kites, Buzzards and Jays or smaller birds like Wagtails, Tits and Finches. Spot Tree Creepers or Greater Spotted Woodpeckers in the woodland.
Visit the picturesque village of New Quay (6 miles from Nantgwyn Camping). Look out for dolphins and seals from the shore or take a boat trip. Buy freshly caught crab or lobster.
Collect your own or buy wood and kindling for your camp fire
Relax in a hammock in dappled shade beneath the Alders

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I wish I had my own field where I could pitch my tent, gather wood for my camp fire and enjoy my own kind of adventure.......

Tent only camping from May to October. Small number of quiet, peaceful pitches over a 55 acre working sheep farm. Nantgwynfynydd Uchaf, Oakford, Llanarth, Ceredigion, SA47 0RY, 3 miles from Aberaeron, on the West Wales coast.

Pitch your tent in quiet, secluded farmland. Enjoy birdsong and rolling green countryside away from the noise of traffic.

Enjoy local beaches of golden sand in Cardigan Bay, walks on the Ceredigion Coastal Path. Beaches where the wild flowers reach almost to the tide line. Rock pools and waterfalls. Watch out for seals and dolphins from the shore or take a boat trip.

Pitch your tent in a secluded spot. Explore stream beds or venture into the wild habitat and woodland.

Watch bats in clear, peaceful sunsets. Enjoy dark night skies with millions of stars. Listen to night calls of foxes and owls, wake up to the rhythmic munching of sheep.

Nantgwynfynydd Uchaf is a 55 acre sheep farm 3 miles from Aberaeron and the Ceredigion Coastal Path, and 17 miles from the Cambrian Mountains. Cars stay in the yard as our pitches are in quiet secluded locations around the farm, but we will take your camping gear to your chosen pitch.

Well-behaved dogs are welcome, Roxy and Pi work sheep on the farm

Swing quietly beneath an old oak tree

Help weigh the lambs on this working sheep farm 3 miles from the coastal town of Aberaeron.

A peaceful place with 10 acres of wild habitat and woodland. Make dens in the woodland, watch out for rabbits, mice, shrews, foxes, badgers or even a polecat.

Swallows swoop after bugs as you walk across a field and chatter on telephone wires. Look out for Red Kites, Buzzards and Jays or smaller birds like Wagtails, Tits and Finches. Spot Tree Creepers or Greater Spotted Woodpeckers in the woodland.

Visit the picturesque village of New Quay (6 miles from Nantgwyn Camping). Look out for dolphins and seals from the shore or take a boat trip. Buy freshly caught crab or lobster.

Collect your own or buy wood and kindling for your camp fire

Relax in a hammock in dappled shade beneath the Alders