Patch Caravan Park

The Cardigan coastline has a variety of marine and coastal wildlife, including Bottle Nosed Dolphins, Grey Seals and Porpoise.Patch is located on the West Wales coast, in the county of Ceredigion. The whole of Ceredigion is steeped in history. Cardigan the main town is situated on the Teifi River and is an old fortified town with its own castle, which is currently being restored.Buy a static caravan with a stunning sea view of the Pembrokeshire coast today.Own your own static caravan with stunning sea views, overlooking Cardigan Bay and the Pembrokeshire coast.Rent a self catering cottage with stunning sea views of the Pembrokeshire coast.Rent from three of our well equiped, modern cottages with stunning sea views, overlooking Cardigan Bay and the Pembrokeshire coast.Patch Caravan Park InformationAt Patch Caravan Park we can offer static holiday homes to meet most people's needs and budgets, with a good choice of ranges and sizes. Modern caravans are light and spacious. They come with fitted kitchens, including a 600 mm wide cooker. The well-designed lounges normally have plenty of storage space with a separate dining area. Soft furnishings are colour co-ordinated throughout. Manufacturers endeavour to maximise storage space throughout the holiday home, so as to offer modern comfortable accommodation. Patch is a privately owned holiday home park, with the caravans all in private ownership. Letting is only permitted to named family members which helps to retain the park's relaxed and friendly atmosphere. The park is open from the 1st March through to the 31st of October. The annual ground rent fees for 2013 are £1965 (standard) or £2080 (premium). In addition to this cost, the supply of gas and electricity is metered, so that you are only charged for what you use. The Park is unspoilt and each caravan plot offers mains services including water, sewerage and gas. There is also a launderette, public telephone and access to an aerial system which can cater for freeview digital boxes.AttractionsBoating:Alongside the Park is the Teifi Boat Club, which is disabled-friendly. Facilities include a bar and light refreshments, and Sunday lunches are also available. Caravan owners are welcome to join the Boat Club on a temporary or full membership. Moorings are available for a fee, for the Park users with membership; boats can be launched and recovered on the well-surfaced slipway, with parking for both boats and cars. The Club also welcomes young sailors and offers training sessions.Other Activities:Cardigan town centre offers many attractions, at Theatre Mwldan you can see the lastest films and productions. It also has an art gallery. If you require more active pastimes, there is the Golf Course, or the dry ski slope at Llangranog. You could always take a day out to Cardigan Island Coastal Farm. Do you wish to take a boat trip around the bay, and see the wildlife close up?Click here if you want to see more of what the area has to offer.Cardigan Town Centre:Cardigan town centre is just one and a half miles from Patch. Many of the national retail chains are represented. Also to be found in the town are supermarkets, traditional shops, inns and restaurants, many with their original Georgian and Victorian fronts. Also, in Cardigan's Guild Hall there is a traditional indoor market most days, where fresh local produce can be purchased. The old town of Cardigan has many historical features. Cardigan also has its own Castle .DirectionsPatch Caravan Park is on the West Coast of Wales, situated on the edge of the Teifi Estuary overlooking Cardigan Bay.We can be found off the A487 main coast road between Fishguard and Aberystwyth. At Cardigan, turn onto the B4548 sign-posted for Gwbert. Stay on the B4548 for just over two miles and you will see us on the left as you meet the sea!