Aberdwylan Holiday Park - Carmarthenshire

Set in a peaceful wooded valley the banks and meadows of the park are edged by the meandering River Cych.

The surrounding hills provide the natural seclusion which makes this a truly tranquil setting.

The luxury lodges have contemporary interiors and modern furnishings, ideal for a romantic getaway or a break away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Whatever your idea of a relaxing break, is from taking country walks, fishing virtually on your doorstep, visiting local beaches or touring the countryside by car, Aberdwylan has it all.

Aberdwylan Holiday Park offers the following facilities.

No all-male, all-female or young mixed groups – family parties only

• Hot tubs
• Woodland surroundings
• Four posters

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Explore a landscape steeped in history and legend, a diverse country of wide sandy beaches, lush fertile valleys and wooded gorges in Carmarthenshire.

The coast is a major attraction – you’ll find a gorgeous blend of long, family sandy beaches and beautiful estuaries. Carmarthen Bay and Pembrey are popular as is Pendine Sands, famously the setting for many land speed trials.

Panning for gold is just one of the activities on offer at the ancient Roman gold mines at Dolaucothi, and for a truly awe-inspiring natural wonder you can’t beat the Dan-yr-Ogof showcaves on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park.

The Millennium Coastal Park is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Britain, and garden lovers will be drawn to the National Botanic Gardens and their great centrepiece, the glasshouse designed by Sir Norman Foster. And be sure to visit Laugharne Castle, whose romantic ruins inspired Turner’s paintings as well as the work of Dylan Thomas.

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