16 Llanfyllin, Powys SY22 5HT


“Welcome to our Caravan Park, an Idyllic seting to enjoy peace and privacy in your own surroundings and


get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.” The Jones family


Please call us on 01691 648 965 / 07811 376 525 or email gareth.hafod@gmail.com for details.


We are a small family owned Park with plenty of local attractions to visit including the 24,000 acre RSPB reserve on our doorstep and the beautiful Welsh coast less than 1 hour away.


Fronheulog Caravan Park, Lake Vyrnwy, Powys SY10 0NN Tel: 01691 870 362 www.fronheulog-caravan-park.co.uk


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Fronheulog Caravan Park The perfect start to explore Wales


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River Meadow Holiday Centre R


iver Meadow Holiday Centre is a small select caravan park in a sheltered valley by the River Vyrnwy, about three miles from Lake Vyrnwy.


Tis is an ideal location for relaxing and carefree holidays


and walking along the footpaths by the riverbank, Forestry Commission tracks and wildlife.


We are just outside the boundary of the Snowdonia National Park and in an excellent position for touring North and Mid- Wales with its mountains, lakes and reservoirs.


Mr & Mrs T. A. Mills Minffordd, LLangadfan, Welshpool, Powys SY21 0PL


Tel: 01938 820277 or 01938 820503 Email: rtmills@btinternet.com


www.rivermeadow.co.uk


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Set on the banks of the beautiful River Tanat by Snowdonia National Park. Penybontfawr, Montgomeryshire, Powys SY10 0PD


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Set in the beautiful Tanat Valley, on the edge of Snowdonia National Park. Llangynog, Montgomeryshire, Powys SY10 0EX


www.berwynscaravanparks.com T: 01691 860204 / 07506 797495


E: enquiries@parcfarm-minafon.co.uk


E: enquiries@parcfarm-minafon.co.uk


www.minafoncaravanpark.com T: 07506 797 495


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