Bodilan Fach Farm
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We had a short stay here and found the remote campsite, with a small stream running through it, on a working farm, to be beautiful and excellent value for money.
it is a hidden gem
nice and peacefull , water not from mains supply, but fillter of montains tasted funny , buy bottled water for drinking , no phone signal at all , we liked the peace , we did find it hard to find ,went to the wrong farm which was well sign , the one we needed was well hidden but found in the end , very tight turns and very narrow roads room for just one car and caraven on.i dont know how or what would have happen if we had met anyone coming the other way as no where to pull in or no room to back up anywhere .
Hidden gem
This is a basic campsite. We like that and so do many others. It is situated on a farm in a beautiful, quiet, unknown to most little valley. The access is a bit tight for larger outfits and the site itself does slope. There is a tap, a rubbish bin and a field. At the side of the field is a stream. There are views across to the hills around Cadair Idris, which can itself be reached by probably the least steep approach to the summit from any direction. There are flat walks and steep walks and in between. There is a great 12 mile cycle ride out towards the coast and back on quiet lanes. The Afon Cadair is a great kayak trip if it rains - just 200 yards away. It won't suit people who like manicured grass, marked out pitches and electricity. There is no mobile signal. It is proper camping - probably closer to wild camping than most caravan sites. We loved it. We know there are others who will too. And it's very cheap!