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Tredegar House, Coedkernew, Newport, Newport, NP10 8TW, Wales
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Tredegar House Country Park Club Site is ideally located within a mile of the M4 motorway and only 7 miles from Cardiff. Complementing the house superbly is the Country Park itself, boasting a 17th century orangery, gardens, woodland and adventure playground open throughout the year. The 7-acre caravan site boasts an exquisite ornamental lake and offers 79 generously sized pitches. Take the opportunity to visit Tredegar House as it has often been described as one of the architectural wonders of Wales, and recognised as one of the most significant 17th century houses in the whole of the British Isles. The house is open between Easter and September.
Within convenient distance of Tredegar House Country Park Club Site is the beautiful city of Cardiff, with its medieval castle, National Museum, Bay Development and vast shopping centre. Close to the caravan park, you can visit the restored Transporter Bridge, Pwll Mawr (Big Pit mining museum) and the lovely Wye Valley. The bus stop is about a 25 minute walk from site and the service is frequent and good value, allowing you to conveniently explore the local area without the need for a car. A favourite of visitors is a trip to the small village of Ystradfellte, approximately 1 hour away, where a 5 mile walk can be undertaken to the four waterfalls in the Brecon Beacons - well worth the effort to witness these stunning falls.
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The Helicopter Museum
The Heliport, Locking Moor Road, Southern England, BS24 8PP
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The world's largest helicopter museum. Over 80 helicopters undercover including the world speed record holder, spectacular helicopters from The Queen's Flight and Russian Gunship!
One free child when accompanied by two full paying adults or £1 off per adult
Bristol Ferry offer water transport serving 16 different stops including City Centre and Bristol Temple Meads. The yellow and blue boats run daily (apart from Christmas) to a fixed timetable, every 40 minutes from Baltic Wharf Caravan and Motorhome Club Site. Also trips under the Clifton Suspension Bridge via the Avon Gorge.
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Clearwell Caves - Ancient Iron Mines
The Rocks, Nr Coleford, Gloucestershire, Cotswolds, GL16 8JR
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Discover the Wonder of Under with nine awesome caverns. A natural cave system that has been mined for over 4,500 years and still hides a whole world of secrets. The show caves only scratch the surface of this hidden world, go deeper to discover so much more. Free parking.
One free child when accompanied by two full paying adults/children
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Directions
Leave M4 at junction 28 (if approaching from East do not use inside lane signposted Newport). At roundabout turn onto A48 (signposted Tredegar House). In about 0.25 miles at traffic lights turn left. At next roundabout turn left into Tredegar House grounds. Follow Club Site signs to the site entrance. Due to proximity of M4, some background noise may be experienced.
Sites key:
- Postcode:
- NP10 8TW
- GPS:
- Lat 51.56148 / Lon -3.03341
- Plan a route to this site
- OS field ref:
- ST284852
- OS map ref:
- 171
- Handbook map ref:
- F4
Transport links
- Bus stop within 1 mile
- Buses go to: Newport or Cardiff
- Car hire on site
- Daily public Transport within 1 mile
- Nearest park and ride: Cardiff city centre
- Nearest train station: Pye Corner
- Train station within 5 miles
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Superb site.
First experience of a caravan and motorhome club site since we purchased our caravan.
Facilities were excellent. Kept spotlessly clean.
Reception were helpful and friendly.
Perfect location and beautiful setting.
Booked 2 nights, stayed an extra one.
Prices fairly high I thought at around £30 per night.
Would definitely visit again. Hopefully on a midweek deal price.
National trust gate.
Had a great weekend here while visiting Cardiff for the rugby, the only issue came when trying to ascertain when the ‘National Trust’ gate leading to the site was unlocked in the morning. The time at which it is locked is posted in large print on the information sheet, and everyone is provided with a key to allow one to come and go, but nothing about when it is unlocked for the day, we couldn’t find any other information around reception in the morning either, so we drove down the lane, found it open, turned around and left the key at the reception.
Of course I should have ascertained this information earlier but it might be helpful to have the time displayed somewhere.
The rating of 3 in the ‘Good for families’ field is because it’s a required field even if one has no family in attendance, so I went middle of the road.
First experience of a club site
Friendly and welcoming staff, who clearly explained everything to us. The site seemed to be fairly busy with other caravans and motorhomes, but it was very quiet and peaceful. Dog friendly, which was a must for us. I think the site only has one toilet block, which I imagine might be very busy at peak times, especially as they close them for cleaning at 10.30am. The site is in a nice area, even though it's close to a main road, and it was easy to find. Overall, we give it 10/10, and will use it again if we're back in that area.
Good site in excellent location
Large spacious site in grounds of the National Trust's Tredegar House Estate. Very busy when we visited in early September. Only one shower block. Ladies has only 4 showers, 4 basin cubicals and 6 toilets with only 1 handwash basin and hand dryer! Not nearly enough for the size of the site. Also ridiculously small 2 sink dishwashing room. The addition of another facilities block should be considered. Otherwise a very convenient site for visiting Cardiff. Bus stop a five minute walk. Also supermarket nearby. Tredegar House also worth a visit.
Well worth a visit.
We use the site to visit our daughter who lives in the area as there is little alternative nearby but we would use it for holidays if she did not live there. The site is typical club layout although on the side of a modest hill with mostly near flat pitches. There is some road noise near the top of the site but nothing to worry us. The wardens were pleasant and helpful and we have absolutely no criticism of the site or staff. It is easy to access but you do have a lot of traffic on a fairly complex junction to get to it, so do follow the instructions carefully and a look at Google Earth first would help. The house is well worth a visit and there is plenty to do in the area so if you have not tried it I would give it a go.
Site contact details
- Telephone:
- 01633 815600
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