The site is 1/2 a mile out side the market town of Cardigan, directly off the A487, therefore offering a great base to explore the various activities and attractions of this beautiful part of Wales.

There is a bus stop at the entrance and a pavement that will take you past Tesco and into a bustling town with its theatre, cinema, restaurants and traditional shops and pubs.

Walkers can enjoy the beautiful country lanes and footpaths adjacent to the site and of course the Ceredigion coastal path.

Watching the sunset over the Preseli mountains is yet another delight not to be missed.

The site is in a slightly elevated position with little or no light pollution, on a clear night the stars and moon outshine anything mankind has to offer!

The sandy beaches of Mwnt and Aberporth are a 10 minute drive, Newport, Tresaith, Poppit and Penbryn beaches are within a 15-25 minute drive away all can be accessed by bus which takes slightly longer.

The 3 acre site is fringed by a traditional hedgerow and magnificent oaks.

Shepherds Hut includes crockery, kettle, toaster, mini fridge and heating stove .Just bring your duvet

Lots of places to visit

Numerous sandy beaches

Cardigan Island coastal Farm Park

Boat trips to see Dolphins and seals

Butterfly and Tropical Rain Centre

Cenarth falls

Cilgerran Castle, gorge and wildlife park

Castell Henllys Iron age fort

Golf courses

Kayak and canoeing

Coasteering

Sea and river fishing

Teifi valley railway

Horse riding

National wool Museum

Ceredigion coastal path, miles of tranquil unspoilt coastline, secluded coves and clear waters where bottlenosed dolphins, porpoises and grey seals are regular visitors, the cliffs are home to many rare birds, a bird watchers paradise.

Oakwood leisure park

Folly Farm

Cardigan and its Castle and St Dogmaels Abbey, both steeped in history.