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Bron Derw
Llanrwst
Conwy, North Wales. LL26 0YT
Tel/Fax : 01492 640494 - email :
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There are 2 touring caravan sites at Bron Derw on the outskirts of Llanrwst in the Conwy Valley, between Betws-y-Coed and Conwy.
The first site is the recently opened Bron Derw Touring Caravan Park which is open to all those looking to enjoy a holiday or break in North Wales with their touring caravan.
The second smaller site is a certified location site for 'The Caravan Club' members only.
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The touring caravan park is in a quiet secluded setting with views of the surrounding fields and hills.
Set at the edge of the Snowdonia
National Park, and just 4 miles
from the popular village
of Betws-y-Coed,
This is an ideal touring caravan site from which to explore Snowdonia and the
rest of North Wales or simply
to relax and enjoy the
fresh mountain air.
Touring Caravan Park Summary:
20 multi-serviced pitches
16 amp hook-ups, toilet block with showers and disabled suite,
Utility room (washing up,
vegetable preparation
washing machine and dryer)
Chemical toilet disposal facilities,
Dogs allowed (on a lead),
payphone,
caravan storage available
open March-October
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This site has 20 multi-serviced pitches, excellent shower/toilet facilities, and has a purpose built disabled suite and baby changing area. There is a utility room with a washing up sink, vegetable preparation sink, washing machine and drier. Please note that pitches must be vacated by 11 o'clock on the day of departure. Dogs are allowed but must be kept on a lead at all times.
'The Caravan Club' Members Caravan Site'
Bron Derw is a certified location site for 'The Caravan Club' members only. This small site is separate from the main touring caravan park and takes up to 5 caravans, and has hard standing pitches with electric hook-up points and toilet block
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5 hard standing pitches
16 amp electric hook-ups
toilet block on site with shower room adjacent to house
chemical toilet disposal facilities
Dogs to be kept on a short lead at
all times and must not be allowed to foul on any part of the site |
Pitches are available from 1pm and have to be vacated by 11am on day of departure |
South Wales Camping is a family run camping and caravan park in South West Wales, within easy reach of the M4 motorway and the A40.
Bryncoch farm is a small holding which has been run by our family for forty yearsand is a small family run camp site situated in the brecon beacons national parkand a great stepping stone to visit all the local attractions with fishing, golf, local pub, and many walks .
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There has been so much intrest for
a camping and caravan site on
the farm.Dog and child friendly
And we even have a Helipad!
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Follow cycle trails through the gentle Twyi valley to the craggy Carreg Cennen Castle in the Brecon Beacons National Park. Take in the scents of the National Botanic Garden of Wales and climb up the Black Mountains or opt for golf at championship Royal Ashburnham and a relaxing day on Cefn Sidan's sandy Blue Flag beach.
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Three years ago I started developing
the camp site around a small lake.
We can now offer toilet shower,
washing /lake side piches,
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On the farm we have one well stocked Carp lake ready to fish and another on the way. Towy, Cennen and Lougher are the three local rivers that will give any fisherman a good days sport trying to catch Brown trout, Salmon and sea Bass depending how far down the Towy you go.
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Springwater Lakes
Harford, Llanwrda, Carmarthenshire SA19 8DT
Tel/Fax: 01558 650788
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Set in 20 acres of the beautiful South West Wales countryside, overlooked by the Cambrian Mountains and 4 miles east of Lampeter, you will find Springwater Lakes. A picturesque angling complex of 4 lakes: 1 specimen, 1 mixed coarse and 2 fly, with a 4 star, 30 pitch touring site for caravans and camping. All lakes have easy access for the disabled angler. |
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On site the caravan and camping
pitches have electric hook-up, T.V. reception, and there are immaculate
toilets and showers.
It’s a nice level site with well spaced pitches plus hard standings available making it an ideal venue for motorhomes.
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We are centrally situated to the rivers Towy, Cothi and Teifi, which are some of the best salmon and sea-trout rivers in Wales, on which day tickets can be arranged. All pitches are within 50 yards of the lakes
The beautiful sandy beaches of the West Coast are just half an hours drive away where boat and beach fishing can also be arranged.
For the non-angler there are many places of interest to visit such as Aberglasney and National Botanical Gardens, the Dolaucoti Gold Mines, Dinefwr Park and Castle.
The interesting city of Cardiff, with its mix of old and modern and wealth of shopping opportunities, makes this another must for a day trip. The seaside town of Swansea also provides a variety of shops, well worth another days excursion.
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Springwater Lakes is the ideal base to visit the many attractions South Wales
has to offer. There is something to
interest everyone.
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The Coarse Lake is approximately 3 acres with depths of 3-8 feet with a good mix of Carp, large Tench and Bream, Roach, Rudd, Golden Orfe and Perch. All fishing techniques and baits work well and with plentiful stock of Roach and Rudd providing instant sport, make it an ideal place for the experienced and novice angler alike. |
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The Specimen Lake is approximately
3 acres with depths 3-12 feet, well
stocked with Mirror and Common Carp weighing 10-30 lbs plus.
This mature lake with its irregular shape
and many features including 2 islands, plus stock of large fish, will have great appeal
to the specimen angler.
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Mixed Course Lake
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For the Fly Fisherman there are 2 lakes totaling 2 ½ acres, both with depths of 3-8 feet.
Fly Lake1 is for fly fishing only, well stocked with quality hard fighting Brown and Rainbow trout up to 8 lbs. It has an abundance of fly life from Buzzer to Damsels with an incredible amount of Alder fly in May resulting in some exciting dry fly sport. Small White Lures representing the Rudd Fry which are in abundance also work well.
Fly Lake 2 is fly fishing for Carp. It is well stocked with Common Carp and Mirror Carp up to 7lb to give the fly angler an interesting alternative,especially in the summer months as the water temperature rises.
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29lb Common Carp - Specimen Lake
All anglers on the Specimen Carp Lake
must be equipped with large landing
nets and unhooking mats.
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Gwaun Vale Caravan Park is family owned and situated at the start of the beautiful Cwm Gwaun, one and a half miles from Fishguard in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. The pitches have electric hook ups and are level with excellent views of the surrounding countryside.
There is a small play area, a laundry, 2 sinks to wash dishes as well as toilets and free hot showers. There is a small shop on site with basic supplies, including gas cylinders. Dogs are welcome and we have a separate area to exercise them. |
The park is small and friendly and is
an excellent base to explore the area.
We keep a supply of brochures and
maps describing what is available in
the surrounding area. |
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There is a small friendly pub only
five minutes walk away where you can enjoy a bar meal in a countryside setting. Alternatively enjoy an evening at the caravan park with a barbecue, watching
the sun set behind the hills. |
The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is an ideal setting for anyone who enjoys walking or just sitting and taking in the breathtaking beauty of the surrounding countryside. Watch the cormorants as they dive into the sea or listen to the gulls as they follow the many sailing boats. Porpoises and dolphins are regular visitors and nothing can compare with the sight of grey seals and their young pups.
The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is Britain’s only coastal national park, which makes it special.
Watch the cormorants as they dive into the sea or listen to the gulls as they follow the many sailing boats. Porpoises and dolphins are regular visitors and nothing can compare with the sight of grey seal and their young pups.
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The beaches are clean and relatively
quiet – ideal for family picnics or
windsurfing for the energetic.
There are lots of activities from golf to
horse riding and if you want to visit Ireland
the ferry is only a mile away. |
Newgale by Michel Regelous
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Just off the main Swansea to Port Eynon road on the Gower Peninsula
Nicholaston Farm & Caravan Site is situated in a gradually sloping meadow facing southwards and overlooking Tor Bay and the beautiful coastal regions stretching westwards in to the Bristol Channel. |
The on-site facilities include toilets
showers, washrooms for both clothes
and dishes, fridges and deep freezers
and electricity hookups.
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There are three inns within easy reach
of the site (one by a walk along the beach)
all of which serve excellent bar and restaurant meals. Also nearby is the
Gower Heritage Centre and Archery
and other local attractions.
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Access to the local Nicholaston & Tor beaches is directly from the site with only a short walk. There are many excellent walks through the surrounding woodlands and Cefn Bryn hill (located behind the farm) provides some of the best views on Gower. Other local attractions include a wide selection of sandy beaches and coves - from the accessible to the secluded, surfing and windsurfing, mountain biking, horseriding, and hang- and paragliding from Rhossili Down.
Pick-Your-Own:- Strawberries, Raspberries, Gooseberries, Redcurrants or have picked to order. Availability roughly 10th June to 25th July, depending on the season. Have a coffee in the comfortable farm shop afterwards
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