Cenarth Falls Holiday Park

Let's start with the negatives, the website really need to update their pictures of the resort, the picture shows a lovely outside pool, but sadly this is no longer in use and is green with algi. If you want a swim, it's going to cost you £10 at the indoor spa, you get a whoping 10% off with your card to say your staying at the site, i really dont see how this affordable for a family with young children, who want to swim every day. For campers, the ground is gravel, so you would bennifit from an impacter to get your pegs in, only a small area for tourers, about 20 pitches ( but that was quite pleasant) Showers were a little perfectic, but nice and warm, taps for hand washing were the same. We had pitche 9, so if you don't want an early morning wake up from the neighbours cock, I wouldn't avoid 6 to 10. Unless you are a walker, it's a bit far out for anything really The positives Site was clean and tidy, staff friendly, bar/ restaurant was nice and we eat here one night, I can highly recommend the pulled beef chilli. Lovely walk into the village, which brings you to the falls, we walked, but it has a car park, which is £3 a day, 2 very nice pubs, both do nice food, but very different. Tea room which offers a cream tea. A little cafe, a small gift shop, a deli, but this is only open fri to Sun. There is a petrol station with a nisa. Cardigan pleasant, but not a shopaholic paradise lol. A few nice pubs and coffee shops. If you canoe over the aquaduct, it's a 3 hour journey, but so worth it, can highly recommend the bearded men experience. Sadly won't be revisiting. Our kids are young adults and there wasn't enough to keep them entertained. But if you want somewhere to chill or just to pit stop for a couple of days or a walker, it's beautiful

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Lovely campsite, grounds well kept. Facilities all clean and tidy. Helpful and friendly staff. Spa and pool facilities very good. Bar and restaurant modern and warm atmosphere. Overall great weekend away, would definitely recommend and will be visiting again.

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Wow what a hidden gem we discovered today, the cafe and food and setting was unreal, the staff were an asset and so kind and attentive! The food was to die for all Freshly prepared and made on site! So much to keep little ones entertained including toys and board games during meal times, the selection of cakes was jaw dropping and to top it off the spa facilities were beautiful and so very relaxing and at an incredible price! Although we were not staying on site as we are local we were made to feel appreciated and welcomed and valued! Can’t recommend this place more will be returning in fact next week and every week we are able to! Thank you to all the staff today you’re all worth your weight in gold! Being dog friendly is such a big bonus too, although our whippet didn’t come today he will be next time x

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Review of Cenarth Falls Resort – 7 Night Stay in "The Pod" Luxury Lodge with Hot Tub We’ve just returned from a 7-night stay at Cenarth Falls Resort in the luxury lodge known on-site as The Pod, and overall, it was a peaceful and memorable experience. The resort itself is in a stunning location – quiet, beautifully kept, and literally backing onto the Cenarth Falls. The grounds are well cared for and provide a really relaxing atmosphere. The location is also convenient, with a local Nisa nearby and some great food spots. The Three Horse Shoes became a firm favourite during our stay! The onsite restaurant and spa were also lovely and felt like a real treat. Staff were, for the most part, incredibly friendly and helpful, which added to the welcoming feel of the site. The pool was beautiful and relaxing; however, I’m not sure I would have paid separately to use it again if it hadn’t been included in our package, especially given the abundance of wild swimming spots in the area. The reception and on-site shop were reasonably priced, stocking a few essentials, along with a thoughtful selection of books you could borrow. The Pod itself: The lodge was cute, well-presented, and had everything we needed, though it was definitely on the snug side for 4 adults, a child, and a dog. That said, we managed and still enjoyed our stay. The balcony space was a real highlight – plenty of room, with a hot tub that was spotless and very well maintained. The extra seating around the tub was a brilliant touch, and we even had space to set up a paddling pool for the dog! We also loved that the hot tub area felt private, being tucked away behind the car parking space and next to a show caravan. Inside, the fridge was quite loud, and the absence of an oven door was a little frustrating (though an air fryer was provided as a workaround). The wooden outdoor furniture looked good but wasn’t very comfortable for long lounging sessions. The biggest downside was how hot the lodge became during our stay – we were offered a fan, but it was very small and not much help, so we ended up buying our own air con unit. Towels were provided, but these weren’t replaced or washed during our stay unless we used the launderette, which was a bit inconvenient. Overall: Despite a few niggles, we had a really enjoyable week. The peaceful setting, friendly staff, and beautiful surroundings made it a lovely break, and the hot tub and balcony space really made the lodge special. With a couple of tweaks – like better cooling in hot weather, a proper oven, and more comfortable outdoor furniture – The Pod would be spot on. Would definitely recommend Cenarth Falls Resort to anyone looking for a peaceful getaway in beautiful surroundings, especially if you love having nature (and wild swimming) right on your doorstep!

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