Llanina Caravan Park, New Quay, Ceredigion

Llanina Caravan Park offers a peaceful base for exploring West Wales, just five minutes from New Quay and the coast. Caravans, campervans and motorhomes can pitch up on spacious electric hardstanding and grass pitches, with access to WiFi, modern facilities and even a dog wash for muddy paws! It is a handy five minute walk from a shop, pub and bus stop, with Cei Bach Beach a five minute drive away and Aberaeron within ten minutes!

Why choose Llanina Caravan Park

Peaceful, family and dog friendly touring park with spacious electric pitches and free WiFi

Access to modern facilities and a dog wash, within a five walk of a pub, shop and bus stop

A five minute drive from New Quay and Cei Bach Beach, ten minutes to Aberaeron

About the site

This family friendly site is set in West Wales, just five minutes from the coast. Surrounded by countryside, it's a relaxing base for exploring this beautiful part of the country, from sandy beaches to colourful seaside towns. There are 30 spacious touring pitches, each measuring around 8m x 5m and allowing up to six people. These hardstanding and grass pitches come with 10 amp electric hook ups and are suitable for caravans, campervans, motorhomes and trailer tents. To make your stay extra comfortable, there are modern facilities and free WiFi available across the park. Just a five minute walk away, there is a handy shop for essentials, a friendly pub serving food and drinks, and a bus stop with routes to nearby towns and beyond. New Quay is only a five minute drive away and is a favourite for days by the sea. Visitors can enjoy sandy beaches, explore the harbour, take boat trips and even spot dolphins in the bay. Just ten minutes away, Aberaeron is known for its pretty, colourful houses and lovely harbour, with plenty of cafés, restaurants and ice cream shops to enjoy. Dogs are very welcome, with up to two allowed per pitch. There's even a handy indoor doggy shower and hair dryer, perfect for cleaning muddy paws after a day exploring. Open fires are not permitted, but BBQs are welcome as long as they are raised off the ground, making it easy to enjoy evenings outdoors.

Llanina Caravan Park's season normally runs from January until December. Sign up to alerts and we'll let you know when bookings re-open.

Map of the site

What facilities are at Llanina Caravan Park?

Accessible facilities

Allow commercial vans

Allow pets on site

Café / restaurant / takeaway

Drinking water

Family friendly

Shop

Showers

Toilets

W.C. disposal

WiFi

(Included)

Dog wash

Electric hookups

Near beach

Near pub

Peaceful

Wash up area

Facilities include modern ladies' and gents' bathrooms with toilets and showers (with room for changing), plus hairdryers, straights and shaving sockets. There are disabled and family friendly bathrooms, along with an indoor washing up area. For dogs, there is an indoor doggy shower and hair dryer. Free WiFi is available.

A Costcutter at Texaco is located just a five minute walk away for picking up essentials. The Llanina Arms Hotel is also within a five minute stroll with a bar and restaurant. Just outside, there is also a bus stop with services to Aberystwyth, Cardigan, Haverfordwest, Fishguard and more.

There are 30 accommodation options on-site

Electric hardstanding and grass pitches with 10 amp hook ups

30 x Electric Hardstanding and Grass Touring Pitches

Max 6 people

Hardstanding and grass 8m x 5m pitches with 10 amp electric hook ups. For trailer tents, caravans, campervans and motorhomes.

Things to do on site and in the New Quay area

The seaside town of New Quay is only five minutes from the park. It's well known for its sandy beaches and regular dolphin sightings in the bay. Families can enjoy crabbing off the harbour wall, take a short boat trip, or relax on the beach. There are also plenty of cafés, pubs, and places for an ice cream!

Also, just five minutes away is Cei Bach Beach. This small, sheltered cove is quieter than New Quay and is ideal for a more relaxed visit, with a lovely sandy shoreline to unwind on.

Around ten minutes from the park is the harbour town of Aberaeron. Known for its colourful Georgian buildings, visitors can enjoy fish and chips by the harbour, browse local shops, or stop at a cafe.

Llanerchaeron is about 15 minutes away. This National Trust estate includes a Georgian house, walled gardens, and a working farm. Children can see farm animals, explore the grounds, and enjoy wildlife spotting.

Other nearby attractions include: