Ty Glyn Davis Trust Holiday Centre - Lampeter

Ty Glyn Davis Trust Holiday Centre

Nestled in the heart of the picturesque countryside of Wales, Ty Glyn Davis Trust Holiday Centre offers a tranquil retreat for those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Located at Ciliau Aeron, Lampeter SA48 8DE, United Kingdom, this holiday park provides visitors with a chance to unwind and reconnect with nature.

With a 4.7/5 rating on Google My Business based on 19 reviews, Ty Glyn Davis Trust Holiday Centre has earned a reputation for providing high-quality self-catering accommodation and a range of amenities that cater to all ages. The holiday park is particularly well-known for its beautiful private gardens, which feature a variety of colorful flowers and a small play area for children to enjoy.

The holiday park offers a range of self-catering accommodation options, including caravans and lodges that are equipped with all the essentials for a comfortable stay. Each unit comes with its own kitchen, bathroom, and living area, ensuring that guests have everything they need to make their stay as enjoyable as possible.

In addition to the private gardens, Ty Glyn Davis Trust Holiday Centre also provides visitors with access to a range of on-site facilities, including a bar and restaurant that serves delicious meals and drinks. There is also a games room and a play area for children, making it the perfect destination for families looking for a fun and relaxing break.

With its secluded location and peaceful atmosphere, Ty Glyn Davis Trust Holiday Centre is the ideal choice for those hoping to escape the stresses of everyday life. Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway or a family holiday, this holiday park has everything you need to make your break truly special.

To book your stay at Ty Glyn Davis Trust Holiday Centre, simply visit their website or give them a call on 3450944364.

👍 Reviews of Ty Glyn Davis Trust Holiday Centre

Loss R.

5/5

Beautiful accomodation with private gardens and a small park with flowers and a small play area between a couple of the properties.
Very quiet and secluded.

jan S.

5/5

Have been here a couple of years running with our residents from the care home where I work
Set in a beautiful, quiet, remote location but within driving distance of cardigan, Aberystwyth, aberaeron,
The centre itself is spacious, spotless, nicely decorated and full of equipment to assist individuals with disabilities, wide doors lovely rooms, profile bed, wet room, self catering fully equipped kitchen, laundry , bed linen included on request, huge communal space and beautifully kept garden.
You must visit the walled garden , amazing .
Both residents and staff enjoyed our stay here

Trangmard

Wwe were recommended to visit the walled garden and were so glad we did. Far bigger than expected and lovingly maintained by volunteers, the range of plant, vegetable and sculpture is truly impressive. Very peaceful and perfect for a summer's afternoon. Children are running around, but the garden is so big that they don't interfere with the peace and their laughter adds to the atmosphere. Particularly loved the musical sculptures. There's a very nice riverside walk around the outside of the garden as well.

elizfergy

We had a fabulous week here in August 2014. Plenty of places to visit nearby, our favourite being Aberaeron. ||Ty Glyn was perfect for my disabled daughter, who is also a wheelchair user. Everything we need for her was there. A profile bed, hoists, excellent bathing facilities and also plenty of space. The garden ,also wheelchair friendly is a beautiful place to relax or play. It was so suitable for our family, we have booked to go back again next August.

Craffwr

Entry to the gardens are free of charge. It is very peaceful there with the gentle sounds of Nant Camel stream flowing towards the Afon Aeron nearby. You can really switch off in this beautiful garden.|It also has a small park for the kids to enjoy. There were freshly cut rhubarb left for visitors to take away with them and donations were welcome. Highly recommended.

490janetl

We booked with a party of 11 two disabled people in our group. The ages were from 4-63 yrs one grand child is in a wheelchair and one of the adults is a wheelchair user. On arrival we were all pleased by the space and size of the lounge. When we went to the bedrooms my 7yr old grandchild found a pair of men's underpants under the bed the place was supposed to have had a thorough clean, the place was dirty we had to start sweeping and cleaning through as my disabled child shuffles on her bottom and was getting dirty. The accommodation was for 15 and there wasn't enough glasses for everyone we bought plastic tumblers. Some crockery had chips in them . The utensils were either rusty or broke there was four tin openers and not one worked the hand blender didn't work a good job I took my own. There wasn't a bowl to make a jelly in or a fruit salad and no storage tubs. The settees were old tired and very uncomfortable. The dust was thick under the coffee table and the tv cupboard . The gardens and play area was lovely. The dryer took £ coins but this wasn't mentioned any where in the literature . Would I recommend it no not at all.

maryrG8063AL

Lovely garden, it has lots of quirky features that children would really enjoy, and accessible play ground for less able. FREE entry. Public entry starts with a lovely walk through woodland before arriving at the walled garden.|

dawson08

A great place for youngsters with special needs. The facilities are very good with everything to hand , it was very spacious and accessible for youngsters with mobility issues. The secret garden is stunning and is a joy to walk round they all loved the instruments and the aromas around the garden.