Monday	9:00 - 19:00		Friday	9:00 - 19:00
Tuesday	9:00 - 19:00		Saturday	9:00 - 19:00
Wednesday	9:00 - 19:00		Sunday	9:00 - 19:00
Thursday	9:00 - 19:00

CARAVAN AND CAMPING PARK ~ peaceful retreat in beautiful countryside Open 1st March – 31st October.

STATIC PITCHES, CARAVANS FOR SALE, SEASONAL PITCHES, WINTER STORAGE.

TOURERS, MC, CAMPERVANS, TENTS ~ ALL WELCOME ~ Price per person per night ~ adults 7 nights for the price of 6.

Local attractions:
The Llyn Brianne reservoir - a large lake formed when the river was dammed as part of a hydro-electric scheme, now attracting hikers, cyclists and motorists to take in the spectacular views. Visit the nearby ancient Roman Dolaucothi gold mines and try panning for gold, or for garden lovers Aberglasny Gardens or the National Botanic Garden of Wales are a good choice. Bird watchers will enjoy the RSPB Reserve at Dinas or the Red Kite feeding station at Llanddeusant. The more energetic may wish to try the Brechfa Forest Mountain Bike trails or perhaps a gentle stroll around the village of Llandewi Brefi featured in the TV series ’Little Britain’. There are local walking routes and a good selection of tourist information brochures at the park, which cover a wide choice of interests catering for all ages and tastes.

Holidaymakers can visit the beautiful sandy beaches of the West Wales coast with Llangranog, New Quay, Aberaeron to the west and Pembrey, Pendine, Amroth, Saundersfoot or Tenby to the south.

Or . . . just at Maesbach and enjoy the silence ! ! !

Directions to the park:
Postcode SA19 8EX. When approaching from the south, leave the A40 at Llanwrda and travel north on the A482. Pass through Pumsaint and continue for approx one mile. Cross over the river bridge and at the top of the hill take the right turn signposted to Ffarmers and the park. In the village of Ffarmers turn right at the Drovers’ Arms, follow the lane for about three quarters of a mile, Maesbach is found on the left. From the north leave Lampeter on the A482 going south; continue through Cwmann and Harford, passing Checkpoint Garage on the left. Take the left turn signposted to Ffarmers and the park and follow the directions above.

Places of interest:
Lampeter, Llandewi Brefi, Carmarthen, New Quay, Aberaeron, Newcastle Emlyn, Dolaucothi Roman gold mines, Llyn Brianne Reservoir, Red Kite feeding station Llanddeusant, Aberglasney Gardens, RSPB Reserve Dinas, National Botanic Garden of Wales, Brechfa Mountain Bike Centre, Strata Florida route.

Other recreation:
Quiet lanes for country walks, ideal for cycling, bird watching and glimpses of the Red Kite or relax by the sea at one of the many splendid beaches. Visit tourist attractions, shopping centres or enjoy an evening at a local pub or restaurant.

For further details please email or tel 01558 650650.

The quiet country lanes are perfect for cyclists or for horse riders, with a local riding stable near the village. It is a good base for walkers, both for the serious enthusiast or those who prefer a gentle stroll. Nature lovers will notice the fresh air, with the scent of honeysuckle and wild flowers from the hedgerows. The open field views provide bird watchers with the ideal spot to observe Red Kites which frequent the area; others are content to listen to the birdsong or are amused by the young lambs in nearby fields.

Local lake and river fishing is nearby and there are golfing facilities throughout the county. Those with artistic talents may wish to draw, paint or photograph the outstanding scenery. Brechfa Forest Mountain Bike Centre is ten miles away with trails suitable for all the family or for Green Lane enthusiasts there is the Strata Florida and other exciting routes.

Ffarmers village is under a mile with a post office, shop and a pub which has a widespread reputation for its excellent restaurant, bar snacks and take-away meals. A petrol station/general convenience store is five minutes drive.

Visitors enjoy seeking out traditional Welsh villages, local markets, interesting little gift and antique shops, tearooms or one of many convivial pubs and restaurants. Larger towns offer modern stores, supermarkets, garden centres and leisure facilities with swimming pools.