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This was an immaculate site. Friendly reception, a lovely walk around the Nature Park on site, strong free wifi. Good size level serviced pitches.
£29. 50 pn.
The short drive to Gigrin Farm to see the feeding of the red kites is an absolute must and a real bargain at £6.50 for pensioners. We stopped off en route. The feeding is at 3.00, finishes around 4.00 and you can be on site by 4.30.
Definitely a 5 star site. Can only echo all the previous good reviews.
Lovely facilities block, nice dog walk with fenced off lead area. Pleasant walk into town but steep on the way back. Lots to see in the area but you will need transport.
We were very disappointed with Aberystwyth, not worth the drive in our opinion.
Everything has already been said in previous reviews about the site.
Just a couple of points to add:
The site is on three terraces on one side, and a slope on the other side. Many units have to be pitched job end into the pitch, so a motor mover is pretty well essential. It also makes getting off the pitches awkward on the sloping section.
The refuse and recycling bins are in a compound next door to the reception - on the top level of the site. Due to its terraced and sloping nature, this gives quite a slog up these facilities. Would be useful to have similar facilities at the lower levels as well.
TV reception is non-existent. However reception will supply you with a cable to plug into the co-axial socket on the stanchion at each pitch. Plugged directly into your TV (it wouldn't work via an external aerial socket on the 'van) this gives about 10 cable channels. These are tuned to London regional TV.
Didn't see any Red Kites from the site (just one buzzard!), but there is a feeding station about 10 miles down the main road at Ponterwyd; we also saw several at Capel Bangor.
No major shops in Llanidloes, but the Co-op and local shops do provide most needs. Evans fish and chip shop also have s 'sit down' area at the back. Can recommend.
Limited bus services from Llanidloes, so you do need a car to explore the area.
However all in all we would go back if we wanted to visit central Wales again.
Have stayed at this site previously so opted for an overnight stay on our travels to South Wales. The site is easy to find and the location to the town is ideal - be prepared for an uphill walk on return though.
We had previously been advised that the dogs were to be kept on the lead around all of the site other than in the enclosed (very small) dog walk - it seemed however that many other dog owners were letting the dogs run free around the ponds and fishing lakes - not sure if the rules have changed but we weren’t advised of this ?
Facilities were clean and modern and the staff were more than helpful - a very lovely site.
After reading the reviews of this campsite I had great expectations and don't get me wrong you wont be disappointed.
This camp is in a great location with good views, although how good your view will be will depend on your pitch.
The staff are very friendly and helpful.
The reception area is lovely and the toilet block is clean and well maintained. A couple of things I didn't like with the toilet block is,
1. The electric hand dryer (i hate hand blowers they are noisy and leave a mess around them. )
2. Lack of and finishing touches, the things that make the place feel a bit more cosy! ie pictures, nice soaps, towels (even paper ones). There is some planting of flowers around these areas.
The rest of the site is left for wild growth which I feel leaves the camp with a bit of a car park feel, again it's the finishing touches.
The local town has plenty of shops and pubs, you will be spoilt for choice.
If you like walking this is a stunning area of Wales.
So to sum up, this is a good site with great staff and the negatives I have with it is purely my personal opinion.
We found this site ideal for an older couple plus small dog, It was well set out, not packed in and over regulated. The views were delightful.
The pitch well equipped, with 16 amp electrics water and waste facilities, the toilets immaculate, the wash room perfect for cleaning dishes, with a lot of information exchange books and videos.
The reception area clean and full of info including good clear walking maps. The staff very helpful and pleasant, and not in your way. The area had plenty of shops within walking distance
And there were interesting places nearby to visit. A very good site to visit. Only one suggestion for future possibly a larger shop area for essentials on site, therefore give it 9. 5 score
I was a little unsure as we set our caravan up at Red Kite Touring Park. I say this being our fourth summer caravanning, having camped for many years before, and this is the first time we have stayed on a fully hard standing pitch. It just felt a bit odd as we set our table and chairs up on to gravel!
Being an adult only site is a definite plus offering peace and quite which is great for our two young rescue dogs, who are relatively new to staying in the van, but I did spend the first evening whilst sat outside with one dog sat on my lap as he wouldn’t settle on the hard gravel surface despite a blanket and bed on on it. Previously I’ve always chosen grass pitches and generally prefer more basic farm sites, however this site was right on our route up to Snowdonia and the reviews swayed me to give it a try.
There appears to be comparatively more concrete on site than grass, but a within minutes you can walk off site to a fantastic area where dogs can run free, including a dog swimming pond and a specially fenced dog play area for those four legged friends with less reliable recall which was a fantastic plus point.
Many areas have been left for wild flowers and grasses to grow and the site is terraced to make the best of a pretty view. When booking I chose a pitch by looking at the online maps and was given my choice on arrival offering an uninterrupted view the which was absolutely lovely.
The site is purpose built, is only 3 years old and has very high spec facilities. You can see why the site has 5 stars and was nearly full so clearly has a good reputation and is in a great location with shops pubs and takeaways only a short waking distance away.
Despite my initial reservations about the gravel which we overcame with more padding for the dogs to lay on, this really is a fabulous site which I cannot fault and will surely stay at again. via mobile
This place is immaculate, from the grounds to the toilets. The views from the bottom of the park are amazing as is from middle and top tier. Plenty of room for Dogs to walk along the forest tracks and paths. There are small ponds dotted about and one larger pond to fish in the centre.
The local town is down the hill so a nice walk but coming back up is a bit of a trek. That said the town has all you need from take away to pubs selling some great grub, The Anchor is a fab place to eat and drink as is the Indian restaurant.
Places that you go see is the local Dam. The Elan valley Dams and the Devils Bridge follows the scenic routes to all as there are some breath taking views along the mountain roads
All in all this site is amazing and we will visit again
Had a great stay at this small adults only site. Lovely layout with plantings. Its a bit hilly, but the pitches are fine, but one or two may need some levelling blocks.
There is one toilet block which houses everything, and is one of the best I've ever come across. Even if they are being cleaned, you can go to the women/mens section (there are 2), which houses a toilet, sink and shower.
We had some rain whilst there, but no problem, there were no puddles. You can walk into the village which is virtually down hill all the way, but its a bit of a climb coming back, so make sure you don't have a lot of shopping.
Although not the fault of the campsite, it annoyed me a bit when people with dogs, although on a lead, the dogs would just cock their leg against a tree and I saw one dog have a number 2, which the owner cleaned up, but for heavens sake, it wasn't more than 20 yards away from the dog walk area, and he was walking away from it.
The wardens do a lot of work to keep this immaculate site looking gorgeous. Shame on those dog walkers. Also when putting in pegs, they will sometimes spring back out because of the hardcore, but persevere, and it will be ok.
The wardens were very helpful with information of the area. I would definitely come back again. Also had some low level aircraft from, I presume, RAF Valley doing their low level flying. The reception also houses some basics, eg, eggs, milk.
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