Lodges & Holiday Parks in Ceredigion

Explore the historic town of Cardigan

Cardigan is the second-biggest town in Ceredigion and is steeped in history. Begin at Cardigan Castle, a medieval fortress that dates back to the 12th century and has played a significant role in Welsh history, notably in the conflicts between England and Wales. Today, you can explore the beautiful landscaped gardens, take a guided tour of the castle interiors, or attend various events and exhibitions throughout the year that showcase the history of the town. After visiting the castle, explore the town's other notable sites such as the Cardigan Guildhall and the Cardigan Priory. Wander along the winding lanes and pop into the unique boutiques and restaurants, or go for stroll along the riverbank at Cardigan Quayside. Whether you're visiting on a weekend break with your partner, or a longer holiday with family or friends, our holiday parks, cottages and lodges in Ceredigion can provide the perfect home away from home.

Embrace the beautiful landscapes of Ceredigion

The county of Ceredigion is a captivating coastal playground. Embark on stunning walks along the Ceredigion Coast Path, taking in breathtaking views as you pass sandy beaches, rocky coves and high cliffs. Bask on the shores of Aberporth Beach, Ynyslas Beach or Borth Beach, or set out on dolphin-spotting adventures from New Quay Harbour. The beaches along Cardigan Bay are renowned for surfing, or you can try your hand at other popular watersports like kayaking, paddleboarding and sailing. For a change of scenery, head into the rugged terrain of the Cambrian Mountains and explore the Teifi Pools, a series of scenic reservoirs surrounded by hills and moorland. This is a fantastic place for a fun family holiday by the sea or a quiet romantic retreat amidst incredible scenery. Check out our full range of Ceredigion accommodation and find your perfect Welsh holiday home today.

Stay in the pretty coastal town of Aberystwyth

Ceredigion is home to the charming seaside town of Aberystwyth, which offers an abundance of attractions and activities to entertain both adults and children alike. Spend lazy days relaxing on the sandy beach, dining on the harbour or strolling along the promenade. For sightseeing, head to the medieval fortress of Aberystwyth Castle, learn about local history at Ceredigion Museum or browse Welsh literature at the National Library of Wales. For active days out, hop on your bike and follow the beautiful Rheidol Cycle Trail through tranquil countryside; hike to the top of Constitution Hill for stunning views over the town and beyond; or ride the Vale of Rheidol Railway to Devil's Bridge, where you can admire the breathtaking cascades of Devil's Bridge Waterfalls. Our Aberystwyth holiday homes are in the ideal location for a memorable getaway on the west coast of Wales, from romantic Welsh hot tub holidays to dog-friendly Wales breaks for the whole family.