Talywerydd Touring and Camping Park

Gentle - and genteel - pastimes abound. The Ceredigion Coastal Path has great walking; there are great beaches on your doorstep, including the Penbryn National Trust Beach two miles away, Llangrannog, Tresaith, Aberporth and New Quay; plus trout and coarse fishing lakes and golf courses nearby. The horticulturally-inclined will find no shortage of gardens to visit in the immediate vicinity, as well as the National Botanical Gardens of Wales under an hour away, and there are several museums, focusing on subjects as diverse as wool, toys and combustion engines. Or you could try out life as a Celt in one of the replica roundhouses at the Iron Age fort museum in Castell Henllys. Nearby Cardigan has a coastal farm park inhabited by local porpoises, seals and dolphins as well as (less local) prairie dogs, wallabies and Vietnamese pigs. There’s another wildlife centre in a beautiful river setting in Cilgerran, or if you’re feeling flighty, try the butterfly and rainforest centre at Felinwynt, or the Honey Farm in New Quay, where there are exhibitions exposing the insides of working hives, and a meadery offering plenty of samples. Livewires can try their hand at a wide range of action sports, including surfing, canoeing, paintballing, scuba diving and even skiing (on the nearby dry slope). For pubs, shops and other services, Cardigan and Newcastle Emlyn are both less than eight miles away.