Argoed Meadow Camping and Caravan Site

Cenarth, Newcastle Emlyn, Carmarthenshire, Wales

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Keen to see the salmon leaping at Cenarth Falls - or just explore glistening waterfalls and tempting walks? Argoed Meadow Camping and Caravan Site offers a pretty village setting in West Wales, just a stroll from great fishing.

About the site

From this base, a walk of just a few minutes will take you to the famous salmon falls, whose jumping is a sight well worth seeing in September and October. Pitches are on grass and hardstanding, each with its own electric supply.

Open all year

Facilities and amenities

Accessible facilities

Allow commercial vans

Allow pets on site

Café / restaurant / takeaway

Drinking water

Family friendly

Shop

Showers

Toilets

W.C. disposal

Electric hookups

Fishing

Horse riding

Laundry

Near pub

Open year round

Site facilities include a purpose built shower and toilet block, with accessible facilities and a laundry room with a tumble dryer, washing machine and iron. Guests have access to a freezer, hair dryers, shaving points and Calor gas for sale.

Two good inns are less than a five minute walk from site.

Map and address

Park address

Argoed Meadow Camping and Caravan Site,

Argoed Farm, Cenarth, Newcastle Emlyn, Carmarthenshire, Wales, SA38 9JL

Coordinates

51.9782, -4.4675 | SN 30 34

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Argoed Meadow Camping and Caravan Site is ideal for...

Older children (13+)

Rallies

Young children

There are 30 accommodation options on-site

23 x Electric Grass Pitches

Grass pitches with 16-Amp electric hook-ups.

7 x Electric Hardstanding Pitches

Hardstanding pitches with 16-Amp electric.

Site tariff

Interested in staying at Argoed Meadow Camping and Caravan Site?

Unfortunately Argoed Meadow Camping and Caravan Site doesn't share their availability calendar with us yet. Availability changes quickly, especially in summer, so we recommend enquiring by phone to avoid missing out.

Things to do on site and in the Newcastle Emlyn area

Historic just isn't a big enough word for Cenarth village, which has a bridge that dates back two centuries and a quaint flour mill which dates back even further. Once you've dipped into its quirky shops, get ready for a nibble at Caws Cenarth Cheese which is a tasty ten minute hop away.

For a wider selection, nip in the car for five minutes to Newcastle Emlyn where you can get the kids splashing around in an indoor pool or pick the freshest of the fresh from a farmer's market.

Less than half an hour in the car will have you along the coastline, watching dolphins at Cardigan Bay or grabbing your flip flops for beaches like Poppit Sands and Aberporth Beach.

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