| Telephone | 01970 890233 |
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| Motorhome pitches | 25 | £15.50-£23.00 |
| Touring pitches | 25 | £15.50-£23.00 |
| Tent pitches | 25 | £11.00-£23.00 |
| Serviced pitches | ||
| Seasonal pitches |
| Gypsy caravans | £40.00-£50.00 |
| Holiday homes | 1 | £70.00-£100.00 |
| Holiday homes | 100 |
Directions
From South Wales, use the Cardigan to Aberystwyth coast road and then take the A4120 to Devil’s Bridge; a scenic 12-mile drive. Continue through the village and over the bridge. The Woodlands is on the right at the brow of the hill.Places to visit in Mid Wales
Devil's Bridge Falls
This magnificent jewel of Rheidol Gorge includes world-famous waterfalls, a nature trail and the Devil’s Bridge itself. Famous minds inspired here include that of William Wordsworth.
The Silver Mountain Experience
Mine museum, gift shop, interactive experiences and cafe. Mine tours run daily.
E-on Hydro-Electric Scheme
Visitor centre with exhibition, video room and cafeteria. Enjoy a walk along the nature trail and a drive around the scenic upland reservoirs.
Magic of Life Butterfly House
Appreciate beautiful butterflies, giant caterpillars, weird and wonderful insects and collections of rare and endangered plants.
Walking, Cycling and Bird Watching in Mid Wales
Bwylch Nant-yr-Arian
Visitor Centre and cafe, walks and mountain bike trails.
The Hafod Estate
A 'paradise for walkers', Hafod is recognised as one of the finest examples of a landscaped estate in Europe.
The Elan Valley
Visitor centre, restaurant, and lakeside walks.
The Ceredigion Coastal Path
Runs from Aberystwyth to Borth along dramatic coastal headland.
Sports Establishments in Mid Wales
Rheidol Riding Centre
The centre boasts floodlit indoor and outdoor riding areas, a show jumping course, a novice-friendly cross country course and fantastic treks around the Rheidol Valley.
Capel Bangor Golf Club
Set in 40 acres of superbly landscaped parkland overlooking the beautiful Rheidol Valley.
Places to Visit in Aberystwyth
The National Library of Wales
Perched on a vantage with views extending out over Cardigan Bay, the grand National Library of Wales houses 6.5 million books, and the largest collections portraits, maps and photos in Wales. Regular events and art exhibitions.
Aberystwyth Cliff Railway
The longest electric cliff railway in Britain, transporting visitors to the summit since 1896.
Aberystwyth Arts Centre
Arts, performance events and activities are held regularly at this major venue.
The Commodore Cinema
A family-owned independent cinema.
Penlanlas Golf Club
Golf, restaurant and pick your own soft fruits (in season).
Ceredigion museum
The museum displays objects of all ages from the county of Ceredigion
Ynyslas
Wonderful sandy beaches and dunes.
Where to Eat in Mid Wales
A short walk from Woodlands Devils Bridge is the Hafod Arms Hotel, which has a public bar and restaurant and hosts regular events and live music.
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Liked: Nice spacious site, walks and sheep. amazing toilet and shower block , so clean
- 24 Oct 2020
“Excellent ”
We were looking for a quiet location after a hard day’s mountain biking in a venue just up the road, and woodlands ticked all the boxes, on Sunday we had a lovely walk in the gorge at Devils Bridge, the toilet block was absolutely spotless and underwent regular cleaning, they also have a good pebble system to tell how many people are in the toilet/shower blocks, will definitely be returning there.
- 23 Oct 2020
“Perfect site - will definitely be returning”
We stayed here for one night whilst visiting family in Aberystwyth in our camper. The staff were great, keeping us fully informed throughout the booking process despite covid complications. The toilets were exceptionally clean and I would say the bet we have ever come across. We will definitely be returning when we are able to.
- 22 Oct 2020
Liked: Very friendly staff, the site its self is beautiful. Very covid safe liked the pebble idea for making sure there are not too many people in the bathroom. The bathrooms were lovely and clean. The shower cubicles we the best design i have ever seen in a camping tourer site finally a sesting area with hooks seperated from the actual shower but so your towels and things done get wet and you actually have room to change properly.
There was lovely grassy areas to play if you have younger kids and a park, dog friendly with areas to walk.
Close to the places we wanted to visit.
Disliked: nothing
- 21 Oct 2020
“Beautiful campsite, very quirky with statues”
Lovely and quiet, surrounded by fields, trees, mountains. So beautiful. Toilets were so modern, clean and warm
- 21 Oct 2020
“Camping, excellent site & immaculate toilet block.”
Myself and a friend had booked this site initially for a single night - we we're on a motorbike trip and camping. Ample space for a couple of tents, heated toilet block was immaculate. With the Covid restrictions, the organisation for safety and social distancing was very simple and effective. Due to the location, cleanliness and facilities on the site, we decided to extend our booking and use the site as a base for our weekend biking trip to Wales. Would definitely stay here again.
- 21 Oct 2020
Liked: Lovely owners very welcoming. The lay out of the park, the facilities were excellent, lovely shower block just all perfect!
- 13 Oct 2020
Liked: Fantastic place, brilliant facilities, clean and nice. Kind lady at reception. We really enjoyed staying there. Perfect rules in this Covid time
- 04 Oct 2020
Liked: This is a lovely site in a beautiful area. The pitches are spacious and level. The shower blocks and washing up area are well-kept and inviting (lovely warm showers!) We thoroughly enjoyed our stay.
- 02 Oct 2020
Liked: absolutely stunning scenery, and a beautiful site. well thought out and immaculate. loved it. we'll be back.
- 02 Oct 2020
Liked: Just wow , great site , the best toilet block I’ve ever seen , great staff and fantastic area
Disliked:
- 30 Sep 2020
Liked: From the start it was a wonderful experience, the staff were friendly and helpful and the grounds looked after very well, looking fantastic with statues of animals, and the toilets were the best I have ever seen and used, spotlessly clean. Management and staff have worked on keeping you and others safe due to this awful covid 19, they have put into place a simple but effective way to make sure not too many people use the toilets by using pebbles. The snackebar is a brilliant idea due to the cafe/restaurant on site not being able to open at this time understandably. The electric hookup pitches are very spacious and you don't feel like you are squashed up to eachother giving plenty of space to relax, you can hire a WiFi hub for a small fee but you will need to be quick as they get hired out very quickly, we were on EE network on our phones, and had good phone signal and also could use our phones WiFi with no problems. Beautiful views and so close to the beautiful devil's bridge being only a five minutes walk away to the starting point and finish, that was the main reason why we booked this site originally, but we were very lucky to have found such a lovely camp site and will most definitely be recommending to others, we are already looking forward to coming back for next year.
- 25 Sep 2020
Liked: Great camping and touring site, well maintained and excellent facilities. My husband and I came with my father in law, we were in a tent and he was in a caravan. They very kindly put us on a pitch together.
The site is immaculate and we were very lucky with the weather. I will be commending to all my friends and family. Will be definitely be coming back.
- 23 Sep 2020
We stayed here for two nights in mid-September 2019. There are lots of great things about this site. The caravan and camping area is spacious and the caravan pitches are large and easy to manoeuvre into. This area is set away from the road and backed by lovely fells to which there is easy access for walking. Although there are also statics here, they are discretely laid out and in separate areas. The facilities block is new, attractive, clean and loads more complimentary words! There is lots of space for children and some swings etc. All the notices are done in a friendly way. The staff we met were welcoming, helpful and friendly, especially when it came to discussing the best way to get back from Abersytwyth after the train ride. We were in the caravan area, but the camping area looked equally good. All in all a really nice place.
- 22 May 2020
