Glamping lodges
Two timber lodges with covered decks, meadow views and a slower pace from first light to sunset.
- Best for couples and small groups
- Covered outdoor space
- Close to shared facilities
Blaenllain, West Wales
Carreg Gamu Glamping
Lodges, camping and campervan pitches in a quiet countryside base for the coast, rivers, trails and big Welsh race weekends.
Central for West Wales
A simple place to stay, with a lot to reach.
The location of Blaenllain sits centrally within the West Wales peninsula, making it a strong base for exploring the coastline from New Quay towards Swansea in around an hour or less.
From here guests can plan gentle beach days, forest trails, river trips, cycling routes and event weekends without moving accommodation every night.
Stay your way
Choose a lodge, bring a tent, or pull in with the van.
Camping pitches
Grass pitches for campers who want a quiet rural base and easy access to coast, trails and river country.
- Pitch photos to be added
- Simple online availability
- Useful local guides before arrival
Campervan pitches
A practical stop for campervans and touring guests exploring West Wales by road.
- Pitch details to be confirmed
- Direct booking planned through Outdore
- Airbnb and Pitchup channel links ready to add
Facilities
Clean, useful, close by.
Explore from here
Coast, river valleys, market towns and mountain-bike forests.
Blaenllain
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Coast days
New Quay, Aberaeron, Llangrannog, Cardigan Bay and the wider Ceredigion coastline are natural day-trip territory.
Inland routes
The Teifi Valley, Brechfa Forest and the Cambrian foothills make strong options for walking, cycling and scenic drives.
Food and towns
Build local guides around pubs, cafes, farm shops, beaches, family stops and rainy-day visits as the site grows.
Outdoor Wales
Bring boots, bikes, boards or race bags.
The site gives access to walking, hiking, cycling, mountain biking, rock climbing, kayaking, canoeing, surfing, open water swimming, coasteering and more.
Coastal walks with village stops
Start with the Ceredigion section of the Wales Coast Path: New Quay, Aberaeron, Llangrannog and Aberporth all make good half-day targets.
- Nearby ideas: New Quay to Aberaeron, Llangrannog headland, Cardigan Bay viewpoints.
- Useful links: Ceredigion Coast Path, Wales Coast Path.
Longer days inland or on the coast
Use the site as a quiet base for bigger walking days: forest trails, coast path sections, Devil's Bridge and the Cambrian Mountains are all sensible day-trip options.
- Nearby ideas: Brechfa Forest, Devil's Bridge, Cambrian Mountain routes, longer Ceredigion coast sections.
- Useful links: Visit Wales coast ideas, Brechfa Forest.
Quiet lanes, gravel and linked trails
Ceredigion has road, gravel and family-friendly cycling options, including routes linked to the National Cycle Network.
- Nearby ideas: Cardi Bach Trail from Cardigan, Ystwyth Trail, Rheidol Trail, local lanes toward the Teifi Valley.
- Useful link: Discover Ceredigion cycling.
Trail-centre days within reach
Brechfa Forest is the closest obvious mountain-bike draw, with Bwlch Nant yr Arian near Aberystwyth adding purpose-built singletrack and bigger views.
- Nearby ideas: Brechfa Forest, Abergorlech, Byrgwm, Bwlch Nant yr Arian.
- Useful links: Natural Resources Wales MTB, Visit Wales MTB.
River Teifi and Cardigan Bay paddling
Llandysul and the River Teifi are strong local paddling anchors, while guided sea-kayak trips run on the Cardigan Bay coast.
- Nearby ideas: Llandysul Paddlers, Teifi Gorge, Cardigan Bay sea kayaking.
- Useful links: Llandysul Paddlers, Adventure Beyond sea kayak.
Cardigan Bay beach sessions
Surf and paddle conditions vary by beach and weather, so this is best treated as a flexible coastal-day option rather than a fixed itinerary.
- Nearby ideas: New Quay, Llangrannog, Aberporth, wider Ceredigion beaches.
- Useful links: Visit Wales Cardigan Bay, New Quay beaches.
Sea swims and sheltered beaches
New Quay Harbour Beach is a useful starting point for guests looking for a more sheltered beach day, with other Ceredigion beaches nearby when conditions suit.
- Nearby ideas: New Quay Harbour Beach, Aberaeron, Llangrannog, Aberporth.
- Useful link: New Quay village and beaches.
Guided cliff-and-sea adventure
Coasteering is best booked with a guide. Local operators use Cardigan Bay and Pembrokeshire venues depending on weather, tide and group ability.
- Nearby ideas: Cardigan Bay, Pembrokeshire coast, guided sessions from Adventure Beyond.
- Useful link: Adventure Beyond.
A base for big Welsh race weekends
The site sits between major race destinations, useful for athletes and supporters who want a quieter stay away from the busiest event towns.
- Nearby ideas: Ironman Wales in Tenby, Ironman 70.3 Swansea, Wales Triathlon in Fishguard.
- Useful links: Ironman Wales, Ironman 70.3 Swansea, Wales Triathlon.
Race base
Well placed for Wales' major triathlon weekends.
Ironman Wales
Tenby
Ironman 70.3 Swansea
Swansea
Challenge Wales
Fishguard
Book direct
Bookings opening soon.
Outdore is the preferred direct-booking route, with Airbnb and Pitchup available as supporting channels. We are not taking bookings yet while the final setup is completed.