Overview of Penrhos Park

Penrhos Park is a holiday park in Llanrhystud, near Aberystwyth in Ceredigion. It sits in West Wales countryside, with the Cardigan Bay coast nearby and Aberystwyth, Aberaeron and New Quay all within reach by car.

The park is a good choice for couples, families, golfers and dog owners who want a self catering break with strong facilities on site. Guests have access to golf, indoor swimming, fitness facilities, food and drink, games, open countryside and nearby beaches.

Accommodation includes lodges and caravans. The lodge accommodation gives guests more space, with private hot tubs available on lodge and VIP lodge stays. The caravans offer a practical self catering option for classic West Wales holidays between coast and countryside. View all of our parks for caravan holidays in Ceredigion here.

Penrhos Park has more on site than many countryside holiday parks. The 18 hole championship golf course, driving range, heated indoor pool, gym, sauna, steam room, restaurant, sports bar and games room make it a good choice for both relaxed breaks and more active stays.

Llanrhystud Beach, Aberaeron, Aberystwyth, New Quay, Borth and the wider Ceredigion coast are all useful days out from the park.

Why is Penrhos Park Holiday Park a Great Holiday Park?

• 150 acre holiday park in Llanrhystud, between Aberystwyth and Aberaeron.
• Luxury log cabins, lodges, caravans and hotel suites available.
• Private hot tubs with the log cabin accommodation.
• 18 hole championship golf course with Wales’ first island green.
• Trackman driving range, tennis courts and reduced green fees for guests.
• Indoor heated swimming pool, gym, sauna, steam room, spa pool and solarium.
• Approximately 1.5 miles from the nearest beach, with Aberystwyth, Aberaeron and New Quay within reach.
• Hoseasons guest rating of 4.6 out of 5, plus Visit Wales 4 Star recognition.

Why take a holiday at Penrhos Park Holiday Park?

Penrhos Park gives guests a West Wales break with caravans, lodges, hot tub log cabins, golf, swimming and food and drink on site. It works particularly well for golfers, families and couples who want more facilities than a quiet countryside park, while still being close to the Ceredigion coast.

Where is Penrhos Park Holiday Park?

Penrhos Park Holiday Park is in Llanrhystud, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, SY23 5AY. The park is between Aberystwyth and Aberaeron, with the nearest beach approximately 1.5 miles away and New Quay, Cardigan Bay, coastal walks, harbour towns and Mid Wales countryside all within reach.

Lodges and Caravans at Penrhos Park

Accommodation at Penrhos Park includes lodges and caravans, giving guests a choice between a classic caravan holiday and a more spacious lodge break in West Wales.

The lodge accommodation includes fitted kitchens, modern bathrooms, open plan living space, central heating, double glazing and private decking. Private hot tubs are available with lodge and VIP lodge stays, adding a relaxing outdoor feature after a day on the golf course, a swim, a beach trip or a visit to Aberystwyth or Aberaeron.

The caravan accommodation is available between March and November and gives guests a practical base for families, couples and small groups. Caravans can sleep up to 4 or 6 people, with a mix of double and twin bedrooms depending on the accommodation chosen.

Typical caravan features include a fitted kitchen, shower, living space and bed linen. They are a good choice for guests who want a self catering stay with the park’s leisure, golf and food facilities close by.

Some accommodation is dog friendly. Accommodation details vary, so guests may want to check the booking information for dog friendly options, accessible features, hot tubs or sleeping layouts.

Penrhos Park is especially useful for guests who want accommodation with proper on site facilities nearby, particularly golfers, families and couples who want the coast and countryside close together.

Park Facilities at Penrhos Park

Penrhos Park has a strong range of facilities for a West Wales holiday. The 18 hole championship golf course is one of the main features, with Wales’ only island green, a driving range and coaching available for guests who want to improve their game.

The leisure centre gives guests useful facilities in all weather. It includes a heated indoor swimming pool, gym, sauna and steam room, making it a good option after a day outdoors or when the weather is less settled.

Food and drink are well covered on the park. Penrhos Grill serves meals using local produce, while the lounge and sports bar give guests somewhere to relax with a drink or a more casual meal. Opening times may vary during quieter periods, so guests may want to check ahead if food and drink on site are important.

Families and groups also have access to a games room, pool table, tennis courts and launderette. Some facilities and activities may carry an extra charge.

Penrhos Park is strongest for guests who want a holiday park with golf, swimming, fitness, food and drink, while still being close to the Ceredigion coast.

Places to Visit Near Penrhos Park

Llanrhystud Beach is one of the closest coastal options to Penrhos Park. It has a long pebble bank with sand at low tide, making it useful for sea air, beach walks and a quieter stretch of the Ceredigion coast.

Aberaeron is approximately 15 minutes by car and is one of the best nearby town visits. Guests can walk around the colourful harbour, browse independent shops, stop for food or enjoy a simple coastal afternoon beside the water.

Aberystwyth is approximately 20 minutes by car and gives guests a larger seaside town day out. The promenade, pier, castle ruins, shops, cafés, restaurants and cliff railway all make it a useful place to visit during a stay.

New Quay is approximately 25 minutes away and is a good choice for harbour views, beaches, boat trips and the chance to look for dolphins in Cardigan Bay. Dolphin sightings are never guaranteed, but New Quay is one of the best known places in the area for marine wildlife trips.

Borth is a longer coastal option with a wide sandy beach at low tide and views across Cardigan Bay. It works well for families who want a more open beach day.

For countryside and inland days out, guests can visit Llanerchaeron, Devil’s Bridge, the Vale of Rheidol Railway and Bwlch Nant yr Arian Forest Centre. These give a good mix of heritage, steam railway scenery, waterfalls, walking routes and red kite feeding.