Cardigan Bay Holiday Park, Poppit Sands

Three hundred yards from Poppit Sands

Cardigan Bay Holiday Park sits in a valley behind Poppit Sands, on the Pembrokeshire side of the Teifi estuary, and it is 300 yards to the beach along a made-up path. Cardigan town is three miles inland. Guests rate the park 8.9 out of 10 from 141 reviews and mark the location 9.2.

The caravans

The caravans sleep six or eight, with two or three bedrooms and a sofa bed in the living room, and each has its own kitchen. It is a straightforward setup for a family week by the sea.

On the park

The pool is the thing guests write about — an indoor pool with a roof that opens in good weather, and spa baths alongside it. There is a restaurant and bar on site doing home-cooked food, free private parking, free WiFi, and facilities for disabled guests.

Poppit Sands and the coast path

Poppit Sands is a wide beach of sand and dunes at the mouth of the Teifi, with lifeguards through the summer and a lifeboat station on it. It looks out to Cardigan Island.

This is also where the Pembrokeshire Coast Path begins. The 186-mile route to Amroth starts at St Dogmaels, just along the road, so you can walk the first stretch and come back for tea. Cardigan itself has a castle you can go into, restored and reopened after years as a ruin.

At a glance

• Caravans sleeping six or eight
• 300 yards from Poppit Sands beach along a made-up path
• Indoor pool with a roof that opens, plus spa baths
• Restaurant and bar on site
• Free private parking and free WiFi
• Three miles from Cardigan; the Pembrokeshire Coast Path starts nearby

Good to know

How many does a caravan sleep? Six or eight, depending which one you book.

How far is the beach? 300 yards, on a made-up path.

Is there a pool? Yes, indoors, with a roof that opens in good weather.

Is there somewhere to eat on site? Yes, a restaurant and a bar.

How far is Cardigan? Three miles.

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