This is a coastal holiday park and offers birds eye views of the Cardigan Coast. 8.5 acres in total, the park is centrally located near the town of Aberaeron, it has beautiful walks both off and on the park. You can watch the sunset across the Irish sea and best of all it can be viewed from your own balcony. Wide Horizons is a serene yet vibrant park.
Stunning, well-equipped lodge furnished to the highest standard set in beautiful surroundings, overlooking the Cardigan coastline. One king-size double bedroom with bath tub, and additional en suite W. C. and shower.
31 reviews from guests who stayed at Wide Horizons Holiday Park
"Beautiful lodge, would definitely recommend. Views are stunning , hot tub was fabulous."
"Loose toilet seat and loose taps otherwise very good"
"Really enjoyed the experience"
"Really enjoyed our week in November, the caravan was warm and super comfy!>"
"Our Wide Horizons Holiday Park review: The room was really lovely and the location couldnt be better. WiFi was a bit patchy, which was a bit frustrating and a bedside table wouldve been handy. Still, we had a great time and would come back!"
"Great stay, stunning views and Mary was so friendly!"
"We recently spent a lovely long weekend at this lodge and it was just what we needed for some peace and quiet. The place was spotless and had everything we could ask for, including a dishwasher and washer/dryer which was a nice surprise. The internet connection was reliable, which is always a plus. The bath in the bedroom was a lovely touch and relaxing in the hot tub in the evenings was perfect. The lodge was warm and cosy and the views from the site are absolutely stunning. We can't wait to come back!"
"This place really is a gem. The privacy and stunning views are unbeatable, honestly! The staff were super friendly and helpful, making everything feel easy. The location is spot on and we all had such a great time-didnt want to go home!"
"Great trip, just the weather let us down"
"Comfortable, tidy and just what we needed"
"We had a great stay! The apartments were spotless and the bed was super comfy. The view was lovely too. Definitely returning!"
"Superb spot! Nice and peaceful, with breathtaking sea views and easy coastal access. Love it."
"We arrived to a super clean caravan that immediately felt welcoming. The staff were really friendly and helpful, which made everything easier. The balcony offered stunning views, which was a real highlight. The only downside was the Wi-Fi-kept needing to log in again, which was a bit of a pain, but it streamed HD Netflix without any issues. Overall, a fantastic stay at a great price."
"Really enjoyed our stay, staff were super helpful and the location is spot on! Definitely coming back."
"Had a lovely break, peaceful spot with stunning sea views. The caravan was super comfy and really clean - wed definitely return!"
"We really enjoyed our stay, just a bit disappointed there wasnt a table and chairs on the decking for outdoor sitting. Apart from that, everything else was spot on and we couldnt fault it at all!"
"We stayed in an apartment above reception and even though it didnt face the sea directly, the view of the park and the distant coast was pretty lovely. The place was spacious, warm and had new fittings which made it feel fresh. The bed was really comfy and Mary was super friendly and helpful. We had a great time exploring, especially the coastal walk into Aberaeron. Dont forget your boots if you want to enjoy that walk! Overall, a nice spot wed recommend."
"Theres not much happening nearby since we visited out of season, but were definitely planning to return soon!"
"We really loved the place, but having a table and chairs on the decking wouldve made it perfect for outdoor sittings. Apart from that, honestly, we couldnt find anything to complain about at all."
"Theres not a lot happening nearby, especially out of season, but were definitely planning to return soon!"
"Lovely quiet holiday! Very clean apartment lovely staff!"
"Excellent customer service"
"Lovely place would definitely return"
"Location from Aberrean was about 5 mins in car. Lovely area and harbour to walk around, reminded me of Greece in parts. Enjoyed dining out had lovely meals and good service in all."
"Excellent, I would highly recommend staying at the Wide Horizons Holiday Park very clean apartment and Holiday Park, lovely welcome from the staff. We enjoyed every minute of our stay. Will definitely stay again."
"Nothing on the site, but not needed as the town is so close and has everything you`d need. Would definitely recommend, and would definitely go again."
"Really enjoyed would definitely book again."
"Fantastic premises and location"
"Absolutely fantastic apartment with fantastic views"
"Was a comfortable room in a lovely quiet location. The only downside being there are no facilities on site."
"Had a great time with my partner"
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Wide Horizons Holiday Park, with real driving times.
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Edward I's seaside castle ruins, with waves breaking close to the walls and plenty of Welsh history.
Aberystwyth Castle is a Grade I listed fortress on the Ceredigion coast, begun by Edward I in 1277 during the first Welsh war. It was built as a diamond-shaped concentric castle, with a twin-towered gatehouse and towers at each corner, and was finished in 1289.
Tip: Bring a windproof layer, as the castle sits right by the sea and the Welsh coast can be breezy and wet.
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A Grade I listed castle above the River Teifi, linked to the first recorded eisteddfod in 1176.
Cardigan Castle overlooks the River Teifi in the town of Cardigan. The site dates back to the late 11th century and was rebuilt in 1244. Rhys ap Gruffydd rebuilt it in stone, and in 1176 the first recorded eisteddfod was held here. After years of decay, it was restored and opened to the public.
Tip: There is no on-site parking for day visitors, so use the car park at the bottom of Quay Street, a minute's walk away.
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A Grade I listed Welsh castle ruin with Tudor links, standing above the River Towy in Carmarthen.
Carmarthen Castle is a ruined medieval fortress in the county town of Carmarthen, on a high terrace overlooking the tidal River Towy. It began as an early 1100s timber motte and bailey, was rebuilt in stone and was captured, destroyed and rebuilt many times. Owain Glyndŵr took it in 1405, and Henry VII's father, Edmund Tudor, died here as a prisoner in 1456.
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Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.
