Fir View Tan-Y-Ffridd is a Mid Wales Static Caravan park ideally positioned to explore the heart of beautiful Wales; from the ancient hillsides of the Banwy Valley to the fertile Vale of Meifod, you’ll find a landscape cloaked in legends, steeped in history, rich in natural beauty that is always warm and welcoming. The perfect place to relax and unwind… or to spend a few days exploring a proud Welsh legacy.
Hidden amongst the shouldering hills and secret valleys you’ll discover some of Wales prettiest and most unspoiled villages; playing host to ancient, mysterious monuments, half-hidden relics from the industrial revolution and perfectly preserved churches and chapels. Memorials to Welsh men and women who helped carve out man’s place in this deep, quiet corner of Mid Wales.
The local nature trail which surrounds the Caravan park; Ffrid Mathrafal, is a pleasant and naturally stunning forest walk, with a variety of trees, shrubs and a great diversity of wildflowers.
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Not only is Fir View Tan y Ffridd Caravan site situated in some of the most breathtaking scenery to be found, it is also ideally located to explore the Heart of Magical Mid Wales.
Being based near Welshpool, Fir View Tan y Ffridd Caravan Site offers a huge variety of attractions all within easy reach: from the beaches of the Mid Wales coastline such as Barmouth & Aberystwyth to the lakes of Bala & Vyrnwy.
You will find an abundance of outdoor activities: ranging from visiting small market towns and playing golf for those who like to relax and unwind; to sailing and canoeing, horse riding, and shooting for the more adventurous.
Fir View Tan y Ffridd Caravan site is the perfect central location for your Holiday home.
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Meifod (meaning summer residence) nestles in one of the most beautiful valleys in Mid Wales, hosting the remains of Mathrafal Castle, which was the main residence of past Princes of Powys.
Other famous settlers, Quakers Charles and Thomas Lloyd, who’s family founded Lloyds Bank, resided at Plas Dolobran and had a great influence on bringing industry to this part of Wales in the 18th Century.
Llanfair Caereinion is a small market town some 10 miles west of Welshpool and is a busy, thriving small community. It is perhaps known for its Llanfair Light Railway, a narrow gauge railway that is a delightful way of seeing the lovely countryside.
Other attractions include Clawedd Spout, a well on a southern hill on the outskirts, is reputed to have healing qualities and to have a strong association with the old saints of Meifod. Pontrobert village, named after Robert-ap-Oliver, who lived at Cynhinfa in the Parish of LLangynyw, stands proud on the banks of the river Vyrnwy, and the small village of Dolanog, with its infamous water turbine, installed in the river in 1922, helped propel Dolanog into the 20th century.
As well as its rich seam of history, Meifod is an excellent centre for nature walks, where one takes time to relax, look and listen to the world of nature. Not only is Fir View Tan y Ffridd Caravan site situated in some of the most breathtaking scenery to be found, it is also ideally located to explore the Heart of Magical Mid Wales.
Being based near Welshpool; Fir view Tan y Ffridd Caravan site offers a huge variety of attractions all within easy reach, from the beaches of the Mid Wales coastline such as Barmouth & Aberystwyth to the lakes of Bala & Vyrnwy; you will find an abundance of outdoor activities ranging from visiting small Market towns and playing golf, for those who like to relax and unwind, to sailing and canoeing, horse riding and shooting for the more adventurous, Fir View Tan y Ffridd Caravan site is the perfect central location for your Holiday home.
Definitely, Mid Wales is one of the UK’s most unspoilt areas with mountains, forests and delightful villages around every corner. A haven for nature lovers, walkers and for those who like peace and to experience authentic Welsh culture away from busy tourist areas.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but places like Machynlleth, Builth Wells and Llanidloes are usually high on everybody’s list. They have character, architecture and the friendly welcome found throughout Mid Wales. Welshpool itself gives you easy access to this beautiful area, with rural charm combined with all the larger amenities to be found in the town itself.
Newtown is rightly regarded as the largest town in Mid Wales. It is a thriving centre for shopping, eating and local culture, yet it is surrounded by verdant countryside and tranquil river walks, making it the ideal base to explore the area.
Mid Wales has a good number of secrets to be found. Centre for Alternative Technology, Devil’s Bridge Falls, Powis Castle Gardens and the Mach Loop, where you can see low-flying RAF jets. These only go to prove that any visit to Mid Wales is full of differences and discovery.
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