Set in an unrivalled location within walking distance of the Ceredigion Coast Path and the beautiful Georgian harbour town of Aberaeron, Garth View overlooks a beautiful valley boasting unbeatable sunsets - why not have a campfire and marvel at the evening views and starry night sky?

 

Nearby are two conveniences stores and all the amenities of the bustling town of Aberaeron - with plenty of popular restaurants, cafes and pubs to choose from. 

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Only seven miles down the coast, you will find the stunning fishing village of New Quay with its gorgeous golden sands and harbour.  Why not take a trip from here to see the seals and dolphins of Cardigan Bay.

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Take a drive further down the coast to visit even more spectacular golden beaches - Llangrannog, Tresaith, Penbryn, Mwnt and Aberporth are all worth a visit. Then go on to Cardigan where you can visit the Castle and the local theatre and cinema, Theatr Mwldan.

Cardigan, the gateway to the Teifi Valley is the main town at the northern end of the spectacular Pembrokeshire coastal path and the southern tip of the Ceredigion Coast path.

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Or head north to Aberystwyth, the centre of West Wales and home to a university and the National Library. Take a walk down the promenade – the jewel in the crown of Aber - which offers space to sit, soak up the sun and view the surrounding hills; or take a walk into town to visit the castle, local museum and an excellent choice of independent shops, pubs, restaurants and cafes along with other local attractions such as Constitution Hill, Aberystwyth Arts Centre, Vale of Rheidol Steam Railway, and nearby Devil’s Bridge waterfalls, Bwlch Nant Yr Arian Forest Visitor Centre an established Red Kite feeding site with multiple outdoor trails, the Silver Mountain Experience plus the Ultimate Xscape and more.

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Whatever you want from a holiday, you will find plenty to do to and places to relax to complete your camping experience on the West Wales coast, all within easy reach of Garth View.