Overview of Love2Stay Mid Wales

Love2Stay Mid Wales is a glamping and holiday resort on Moat Lane in Caersws, near Newtown in Powys. It overlooks the upper Severn Valley and gives guests a countryside setting with resort facilities, hot tub accommodation and Mid Wales days out close by.

The resort is a good choice for families, couples, dog owners and small groups who want a self catering break with more to do on site. Guests have the quiet of the Mid Wales countryside, along with a central hub, indoor pool, café, gym, sauna, steam room, treatment rooms, lake activities, play areas and outdoor space.

Accommodation includes lodges, cabins, pods, holiday homes and shepherd huts. Many options include private hot tubs, while selected accommodation is dog friendly. Buttercup Accessible Friendly Lodge gives guests another option where easier access is important.

The location works well for exploring Caersws, Newtown, the River Severn and the wider Mid Wales countryside. Powis Castle, Gregynog Hall, Hafren Forest, Clywedog Lake, the Elan Valley and Devil’s Bridge are all possible days out from the resort.

Why is Love2Stay Mid Wales a Great Holiday Park?

• Luxury glamping and lodge resort in Caersws, Powys.
• Set in 28 acres overlooking the Severn Valley.
• Black Barns, Wren’s Nest lodges, Woodland Lodges, Hillside Cabins, Shepherd Huts and accessible lodge accommodation available.
• Hot tub accommodation options across the resort.
• Indoor swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, gym and treatment room.
• Private lake with seasonal kayaking and paddleboarding from April to October.
• Manmade sand beach, café and multi sports pitch on site.
• Hoseasons guest rating of 4.8 out of 5, plus Diamond Awards Winner 2023, 2024 and 2025 recognition.

Why take a holiday at Love2Stay Mid Wales?

Love2Stay Mid Wales gives guests a countryside lodge or glamping break with hot tubs, swimming, spa style facilities, lake activities and wide Mid Wales views. It suits families, couples and dog owners who want a more active resort than a quiet lodge park, while still having a peaceful rural setting.

Where is Love2Stay Mid Wales?

Love2Stay Mid Wales is on Moat Lane, Caersws, Powys, SY17 5SB. The resort is close to Caersws and Newtown, with Powys Castle, Hafren Forest, Clywedog Reservoir, Elan Valley and the Severn Valley all within reach for days out.

Lodges and Glamping at Love2Stay Mid Wales

Accommodation at Love2Stay Mid Wales includes glamping style pods, lodges, cabins, holiday homes and shepherd huts. This gives guests a good choice between a couples break, a family stay and a more spacious Mid Wales holiday with resort facilities close by.

The accommodation range includes Black Barns, Woodland Lodges, Hillside Cabins, Shepherd Huts, Wrens Nest, Getaway Lodge and Buttercup Accessible Friendly Lodge. Many options include a private hot tub, which adds a relaxing outdoor feature after a swim, a lake activity or a day exploring Powys.

Features vary by accommodation, but guests can expect a self catering setup with bedding, fridge, kitchen essentials, kettle, television, water and WiFi included across glamping options. Many stays also include living space, bedrooms, bathrooms and outdoor areas.

Dog friendly accommodation is available on selected options, with enclosed decking on some stays. Buttercup Accessible Friendly Lodge gives guests an adapted accommodation choice, which is useful for visitors who need easier access.

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

Park Facilities at Love2Stay Mid Wales

Love2Stay Mid Wales has a strong range of resort facilities for families, couples and guests who want things to do without leaving the park every day. The Welsh barn style central hub includes reception, a café, indoor pool, gym, jacuzzi, sauna, steam room and treatment rooms.

The indoor pool is approximately 15 metres long and gives families and couples a useful all weather facility. The sauna, steam room, jacuzzi and treatment rooms add a more relaxing side to the stay, while the gym is available for guests who want to keep active.

Families have plenty of outdoor space, including two adventure play areas, a sports field, den building and children’s activities. The private lake adds another part of the resort, with paddle boarding and kayaking available seasonally. Some activities may need booking in advance or carry an extra charge.

The café serves coffee, speciality teas, soft drinks, cakes, paninis and light food, giving guests somewhere easy to eat and relax on site. There is also a manmade sand beach, which adds to the family holiday feel during warmer weather.

Love2Stay Mid Wales works well for guests who want hot tub accommodation, indoor facilities, outdoor activities and countryside all in one place.

Places to Visit Near Love2Stay Mid Wales

Caersws village is close to Love2Stay Mid Wales and is the first place guests are likely to use for local shops, food, pubs and the railway station. The River Severn and Severn Valley Way also give guests easy access to walks and fresh air close to the resort.

Newtown is approximately 10 minutes by car and is useful for shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, riverside walks and local attractions. Newtown Textile Museum, Oriel Davies Gallery and The Hafren theatre are all worth considering during a stay.

Powis Castle and Garden is approximately 30 minutes away by car and is one of the strongest historic days out in the area. Guests can explore the castle, gardens, terraces, shop and tearooms, making it a good full day out from Caersws.

Gregynog Hall is approximately 15 to 20 minutes away and works well for woodland walks, gardens and heritage. Hafren Forest is approximately 30 minutes away and is a good choice for walking, cycling, waterfalls and dog friendly outdoor time.

Clywedog Lake and the Elan Valley are longer countryside days out, but both work well for guests who want scenic drives, water views and a fuller Mid Wales trip. Devil’s Bridge and Aberdyfi are also possible for longer days, with Devil’s Bridge offering waterfalls and woodland scenery, while Aberdyfi gives guests a coastal option from the resort.