Penbryn,, Llandysul,, Ceredigion, UK, SA44 6QL

Llanborth Campervan Site

The woodland at Penbryn Bay, Ceredigion, Wales

The secluded sandy beach at Penbryn, Ceredigion, Wales

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Five campervan pitches a short walk from Penbryn beach, a sheltered, sandy cove in West Wales.

Type of accommodation
Campervans, Motorhomes
Number of places / pitches
5
Seasons
1 Feb 2025 - 31 Dec 2025
Minimum stay
1 night
Dogs welcome per pitch
1
This small campervan site is just off the coast path and a short walk to Penbryn beach through a green, wooded valley. Penbryn's sheltered, sandy cove is almost a mile long and a quiet place to get away from it all. Dusk is a good time to spot seals and dolphins, and you'll find the night sky dark here for stargazing.

There are lots of opportunities for adventure sports and activities along this stretch of coast. For more time on the beach, surfers' Llangrannog is only a 10-minute drive away. It takes about half an hour to get to Mwnt, another good place to see dolphins and seals.

Away from the coast, the site is surrounded by countryside, and there are plenty of places to eat, drink and shop in the local villages and small towns. Cardigan, one of Wales' most historic towns, is about 20 minutes away by car. It has antique and vintage shops, local arts and crafts businesses, cafés and pubs.

Check-in is from 2pm, with departures by 11am. There are no toilets or other facilities at the campsite, but there are toilets in the National Trust car park nearby. For directions, dogs, local area guides and more, please check the Guide to Llanborth Campervan Site.
Chemical disposal, available
Electric hook-up, available
Hardstanding, available

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Guide to Llanborth Campervan Site

Find all you need to know about a holiday at Llanborth Campervan Site, including arrivals and departures, dogs and more...

A dog running on the beach at Pennard, Gower in Wales

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Visiting Penbryn with your dog

Find out about visiting Penbryn with your dog, from where you can and can’t take them to what facilities are available.

The camping fields at Gupton Farm Campsite, Pembrokeshire

Explore more of the Welsh coast

To explore South Wales, you could journey on to Gupton Farm Campsite at Freshwater West to explore the Pembrokeshire coastline.

The 13th century ruin of Cilgerran Castle, perched over the spectacular Teifi gorge. The steep banks surrounding the castle are covered with various plants including small trees.

Free entry to National Trust places during your stay

Cilgerran Castle and Llanerchaeron are each about half an hour's drive from Llanborth Campervan Site. Cilgerran Castle is a 13th-century fortress overlooking the Teifi Gorge. At Llanerchaeron, visit a Georgian villa, walled garden and traditional Welsh farmyard, home to a variety of Welsh breeds.

Holiday cottages near Llanborth Campervan Site

For friends and family who might like to stay near you in a holiday cottage, there are two cottages right next to the campervan site. Penbryn Cottage sleeps two, and adjoining Llanborth Farmhouse sleeps eight people.

View of Penbryn beach in Ceredigion, Wales

Place

Penbryn

One of Ceredigion’s best-kept secrets

Walkers on the coastal path near Mwnt beach in Ceredigion, Wales

Place

Mwnt

Beautiful secluded bay with a sandy beach

View of the sea and flowers on the clifftop at Mynachdy’r Graig, Llanerchaeron.

Trail

Aberystwyth to Mynachdy’r Graig walk

Wales

This challenging walk takes you from the seaside splendour of Aberystwyth to the former monastic grange of Mynachdy’r Graig.

The West front of Penrhyn Castle, lit by a low sun. Trees are visible in the foreground.

Area

Wales

Explore fairy-tale castles, glorious gardens and a wild Celtic landscape brimming with myths and legends on your visit to Wales.

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Llanborth Campervan Site