Our Blog
Our musing on about glamping, the farm and Ceredigion.
Interesting neighbours – birds spotted on site
One of our favourite things about living here is the near constant discovery of the beautiful and awe inspiring wildlife that we share the farm with. Inspired by the RSPB’s annual bird count we have decided to try to record all of the birds that visit the farm throughout the year. Lockdown has given us …
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Award winning glamping
We are delighted to be able to announce that we have been awarded a Visit Wales, Gold Award for our two new tents, Enfys and Dyffryn. Last year only 129 properties in the whole of Wales got given the award, and only 5 glamping sites According to Visit Wales, Gold Awards, “recognise accommodation businesses offering …
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Beauty in simplicity
I have been pondering of late about Ceredigion’s relatively undiscovered nature when compared to its neighbours Snowdonia and Pembrokeshire. Is it the lack of train stations? (we only have one mainline station in the whole of the county), or possibly the lack of motorways?…..none of those here. Or perhaps it is just a secret that …
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Take it easy weekends
Come and stay on the farm and let us take some of the strain Kids love running wild on site and most parents love the chance to grab a quiet cuppa and sit on the deck taking in the views whilst we whisk the kids away for animal rounds in the morning. A few of …
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Our playground – adventures on site
Do you have a playground? It’s a question we often get asked, understandably, when you are holiday with small people a playground is often at the top of the ‘must have’ list. Likewise on booking websites there is always a tick list of options for the ‘facilities’ and one such option is ‘playground’. I never …
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An adventure not a chore
We are lucky enough to get quite a lot of enquiries from first time glampers/campers. The question that they all want to know is ‘exactly how like camping is it?’. There is a huge range of choice in the glamping market and every site offers a different service so it’s a valid question. The way …
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Group bookings – come and take over the site
Planning a group get together or big celebration? Why not bring your friends and take over the farm? Our site is perfect for groups. We can sleep up to 20 people in proper beds and if you hire the entire site you are welcome to bring up to 5 additional tents. The safari tents Our …
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Dogs go free this October
Beach walks Dogs are allowed back on all the beautiful beaches in Ceredigion from the 1st October. To celebrate we are offering free stays for your four legged friends in our luxury safari tents. Come glamping with us this October. Enjoy crisp walks in the Autumn leaves, long stomps along the beautiful beaches and a …
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Things to do – Days out
There lots to do both on and off the farm that it is tricky to get everything in one place so below are a few ideas for thing to do close to the farm and further afield. Ideas for things to do and places to visit will probably be a regular feature on the blog …
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The birds and the bees
The weather has been wonderful recently, spring really feels like it has arrived, so we have been spending as much time as possible outside. The farm really feels like it is coming alive, the cherry trees are in blossom and the mining bees and bumble bees are out in force helping pollinate all the early …
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Local Nightlife – away from it all
We have adjusted to life in the country far more quickly than I could have imagined. At night time the difference is probably the most stark. Gone is the Friday night karaoke session drifting over the back fence with Bristolian Tom Jones and Shirley Bassy wannabes. Gone is the sound of sirens charging down the …
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Farming Diary
As well as settling in a new town and country, getting the hang of school runs and setting up our business Dan and I have become farmers. We have great mentors (thankfully) and very obliging neighbours but to say it has been a steep learning curve would be an under estimation and we only have …
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