Wigwam® Holidays Aberystwyth
Glamping in Aberystwyth is a wonderful way to experience the awe-inspiring beauty and wealth of activities this spectacular area has to offer. When you book your next glamping break in the beautiful setting of Wigwam® Holidays Aberystwyth, it wont take long to relax into a calm pace of life so you can make the most of this very special place.
Just seven miles from the university town of Aberystwyth and the stunning coastline and only four miles from the wilds and wonders of the Cambrian Mountains Wigwam® Holidays Aberystwyth is the perfect base to get out and explore.
Things to do while glamping in Aberystwyth
Relax on this special glamping site. Wigwam® Holidays Aberystwyth is tucked away on a quiet hillside meadow, on a family farm. The site has uninterrupted views across the Rheidol Valley, Cardigan Bay and north to Cadair Idris and the majesty of Snowdonia.
Views to be enjoyed from your own private dining area outside your picturesque glamping pod, or even better from the luxurious vantage of an indulgent woodfired hot tub.
Visit Aberystwyth
As a university town, you would expect a variety of great pubs and eateries and youd be right. Here you can enjoy some delicious meals to suit any and all tastes, and with the close proximity to the sea, theres a strong focus on local seafood. Besides eating and drinking theres a lot to keep you busy. See the sights by strolling along the seafront, or find a whole new perspective by hopping on the Aberystwyth Cliff Railway. To learn more about the local and national history in the National Library of Wales or the Amgueddfa Ceredigion Museum both wonderful places to while away an hour or two and step back in time.
Devils Bridge Falls
Deep in the heart of the Cambrian mountain range, youll find this world-renowned visitor attraction. Stunning as it is beautiful, its easy to see why Wordsworth found it to inspiring he wrote the poem Torrent at Devils Bridge. There are two walks to take you through the area, crossing bridges and along nature trails.
Vale of Rheidol Steam Railway
This is not just for rail enthusiasts. The railway covers 12 miles of Welsh countryside so its a great way to sightsee and admire the beautiful scenery. The railway takes you through areas where you can spot birds of prey and other wildlife and there are often beautiful walks you can enjoy at the stations. Other activities include travelling on the vintage steam locomotives built in the 1920s and train driving experiences during summer months.
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