Devil's Bridge Falls
20% discount
A world-famous attraction with unique waterfalls marvelling thousands of visitors since the 18th century.
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Why stay here ...
Stunning views, ideal for walking. Horseriding and station for narrow gauge railway nearby, nearest town 7 miles.
Rheidol Power Station offering guided tours nearby.
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3 acres
Lawned site
Recycling Facilities
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Great savings on days out
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- SY23 3ND
- GPS:
- Lat 52.39839 / Lon -3.92161
- OS field ref:
- SN693795
- OS map ref:
- 135
Transport links
- Nearest train station: Aberystwyth
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Lovely getaway!!
Aberffrwd Farm
What a fab CL. First came here in summer 1990 and it was fab then. Lots to do in the area and now only about an hour for us from home. It will be our go to site. Will definitely return again and again. Good access, short grass and well laid out.
Jackie and Cliff.
Exactly what a CL site should be….
Aberffrwd Farm
What a lovely site.. firstly, please follow the directions and approach only from the A44 … we have an Avtex specific sat nav ( usually great ) & it was hopeless ! Without Janet & her sons help I think we would still be stranded … not pleasant .
However the situation of the site and the warm welcome were more than worth it. 2 nights was just not long enough. The illuminated waterfalls ( 20 meters away) are beautiful, the walks and the reservoir stunning scenery. The site itself is lovely and well kept and as most caravans these days can do without EHU why would you not visit. In summary .. it’s beautiful.
Thank you again Janet.
Pete & Kim
Treasure of a location
Aberffrwd Farm
Just back after 4 nights and it would have been longer if we did not have a fridge problem. Beautiful location with plenty of room for everyone to select their own area. New track up the incline to the slightly higher grass area which also has the bins/water and waste disposal - well laid out. We felt the site was what a CL should be, basic but good facilities, plenty of space to chose from (no need for hard standing) and sensible price. Site also has an imposing welcoming entrance. Even Red Kites flying over in the evening.The owners Janet and Mark are a lovely couple to talk to.
The area has great access to days out from just down the road a short walk away to the Butterfly House. This is attached to the Cwm Rheidol Hydro Power Station visitor center.Well worth a visit to the free exibition and archive film when the reservoir was made. There is also a walk from there into the countryside. Go in and out of ther Butterfly house as many times you want to and there is a picnic area and cafe outside. Spectacular view from there across the water back to the campsite.
The other areas we visited were the Ynyslas sand dunes which are part of the Dyfi National Nature Reserve and Bwlch Nat y Arian visitor centre with walks, offroad bike trails and Red Kite feeding daily - sadly the Red Kites declined to eat that day but plenty in the distant sky. No doubt waiting for the visitors to go!
So much to do in the area or just relax as we did one day down by the waterfall in a lovely seating area with a picnic.
We will be back!
Peaceful site in beautiful surroundings
Aberffrwd Farm
The situation of this site, right next to the dam of the Rheidol reservoir, is sensational, but it manages to be peaceful too, and we had it to ourselves. The main disturbance is the chugging of the steam engine on the Vale of Rheidol railway climbing up the hillside, frustratingly hidden by woodland, and the shriek of its whistle in both directions. I'd rather that than a motorway! Aberystwyth is a town worth exploring, and we really enjoyed the trip on the railway up to Devil's Bridge. We would be happy to come back here.
Jasperselwyn
Reviewed on 23/08/2022 11:53
A lovely quiet site with beautiful views
Aberffrwd Farm
If you are looking for a peaceful time this the place with fantastic views at home with nature with red kites circling above,but remember there is no on site electricity.
