Cenarth Falls Holiday Park

Above the falls on the Teifi

Cenarth Falls Holiday Park stands just above the village of Cenarth, where the river Teifi drops over a run of rock ledges. In autumn you can stand on the old bridge and watch salmon and sewin running up the falls — it is one of the few places in Wales where you reliably can.

What it costs

A week starts at £225 for seven nights through Hoseasons, in two-bedroom caravans and lodges. It scores 4.6 out of 5 with Hoseasons guests, which is high for a holiday park.

What is on the park

There is an indoor swimming pool, hot tubs, a bar and a restaurant. Parking and Wi-Fi are included. It is a smaller, quieter park than the big coastal ones, and the rating reflects that.

The coracles

Cenarth is one of the last places where coracle fishing survived — the small round one-man boats made of hide over a wicker frame that two men would work between them with a net. The National Coracle Centre is in the village, by the falls, and the old mill sits beside it.

At a glance

• Caravans and lodges from £225 for seven nights
• Indoor swimming pool, hot tubs, bar and restaurant
• Rated 4.6 out of 5 by Hoseasons guests
• Above the Teifi falls at Cenarth
• National Coracle Centre in the village
• A quieter park than the big coastal ones

Good to know

Can you see the salmon? In autumn, from the bridge at Cenarth, when the fish are running.

Is the pool indoors? Yes, with hot tubs as well.

How much is a week? From £225 for seven nights.

What is a coracle? A small round one-man boat of hide over wicker, worked in pairs with a net. There is a museum about them in the village.

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