The area in and around Llandindod Wells is an idea location to have either a short weekend stay or a weeks holiday. Caely is located on the main A44 and for those heading towards Aberystwyth this is a great setting to unwind and break the journey or to explore the surrounding area.
Llandridnod Wells is famous for its healing qualities of the local spring waters. It is also a busy market down and provides shops to visit and enjoy. The town is also the centre for the Heart of England Walking Festival. There are plenty of walks all around the area. Details of these walks can be obtained from the site or from the Local Tourist Information Centre.
A short drive away is the town of Bulith Wells where the Welsh Agricultural Show is held each year. This is a “must” for all those who are interested in the country activities and can provide an ideal weekend for all ages. On this weekend it is advisable that you book early as the site does get full because of the popularity of event.
The site is located on the main A44 with a well cut lawn and picnic benches to uses for those summer evening bar-b-ques and a glass of wine.
Lawrence and Debra are more than happy to provide you with any additional information on what to see in the area and look forward to playing host to your visit in the not to distant future.
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Devil's Bridge Falls is a world-famous tourist attraction 12 miles from Aberystwyth. These unique waterfalls have attracted thousands of visitors since the 18th century, including William Wordsworth who wrote about the Torrent at the Devil's Bridge. Today, the Falls Nature Trail's a great natural feature in the Rheidol Gorge. Terrain is not suitable for pushchairs.
Escape the everyday. Tiny group walks with animals and engaging trainers through beautiful scenery. Piggy walks, Mini Donkey Picnics or Games, and Sheep Dog Experiences in the Brecon Beacons. Groups and individuals welcome plus private sessions available.
5% off all experiences and activities - Pre-booking required.
Ludlow Castle is a ruin nestled in the glorious Shropshire Hills at the heart of Ludlow. This has been the home to a number of Kings and Queens including Prince Arthur and Catherine of Aragon, as well as the Parliament of the Welsh Marches. Towers and ramparts are all easily accessible and the Castle hosts several annual festivals.
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Reviewed on 27/08/2020 14:49
