Situated less than 2 miles outside the picturesque harbour town of New Quay, Pencnwc Holiday Park has something for everyone; from an indoor pool to a family clubhouse combined with a wealth of local attractions, making this an ideal destination for a seaside getaway whatever the occasion.
Explore the magnificent Heritage Coastal Path and discover its 22 miles of beauty consisting of wild inlet bays, soaring headlands and horseshoe coves, and home to resident bottlenose dolphins and grey seals.
The popular coastal resort of New Quay and the regency town of Aberaeron are well worth a visit and feature a selection of cafés, pubs and seafood restaurants with freshly caught fish and local ales always on the menu. Further afield lies the bustling University town of Aberystwyth home to numerous high street and boutique shops, tasteful restaurants and not forgetting the impressive National Library of Wales. A visit to the resort would not be complete without a memorable steam train ride on the Vale of Rheidol Railway with 11 miles of scenic gauge track which leads to Devils Bridge, home to a spectacular waterfall.
Explore the magnificent Heritage Coastal Path and discover its 22 miles of beauty consisting of wild inlet bays, soaring headlands and horseshoe coves, and home to resident bottlenose dolphins and grey seals.
The popular coastal resort of New Quay and the regency town of Aberaeron are well worth a visit and feature a selection of cafés, pubs and seafood restaurants with freshly caught fish and local ales always on the menu. Further afield lies the bustling University town of Aberystwyth home to numerous high street and boutique shops, tasteful restaurants and not forgetting the impressive National Library of Wales. A visit to the resort would not be complete without a memorable steam train ride on the Vale of Rheidol Railway with 11 miles of scenic gauge track which leads to Devils Bridge, home to a spectacular waterfall.
