ABOUT

ABOUT US

Ceiriog Valley Park is a small, family-run business offering a peaceful and relaxed atmosphere in the heart of the stunning Glyn Ceiriog valley.

You might think of Ceiriog Valley Park as its own, secluded patch of natural beauty – and you would be right.

We have the lovely River Ceiriog running alongside the park offering a wonderful natural backdrop, and views of the beautiful, wooded hillsides. There is a lovely riverwalk next to the park, great for dog walking, and is excellent for children to run off some energy or just for a quiet walk. There is plenty of wildlife around the park. Otters have been spotted and herons are regular guests as well as dippers, Kingfishers can be spotted if you are lucky and there are plenty of different species of birds, and buzzards patrol the hillsides, you will often hear the owls calling at night.

PLENTY TO SEE AND DO

There are fantastic walks available for all levels of ability, from local strolls to exploring the Ceiriog Valley, with great cycling routes and an abundance of local attractions, whether you want to soak up the local history and landmarks, enjoy bracing hikes through the Welsh countryside, or sit back, relax, and enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the park.

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Things to do

There is no shortage of things to do and explore around Ceiriog Valley and the surrounding area. From exploring our local heritage to walking and cycling, there really is something for everyone.

Walking, cycling, and fishing

The area around Ceiriog Valley Park offers plenty of opportunities for walks, whether you’re a novice or an accomplished walker. The area is very popular with cyclists too. There’s also trout fishing in the area.

David Lloyd George thoughts
On CEIRIOG VALLEY PARK

The Ceiriog Valley was described by David Lloyd George as “A little bit of heaven on earth”.

He was understandably taken with the breath taking beauty and stunning – sometimes rugged – local scenery. The river Ceiriog flows through the valley and has a wonderful waterfall some miles up the valley from Llanarmon DC. Ancient woods adorn the hillsides, and the area is full of fantastic walks for people of all ages and abilities.

STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRYSIDE

Directions

PLEASE DO NOT FOLLOW YOUR SAT NAV! IT WILL TAKE YOU UP STEEP NARROW HILLS.

- If you are traveling from Wrexham or Oswestry way, proceed to Chirk then take the B4500 to Glyn Ceiriog.
- Glyn Ceiriog is sign posted from Chirk.
- Please be advised that, while more scenic routes are available, we would NOT advise that you take them with a tourer or motorhome. The roads are very narrow with steep hills and blind bends.
- If you are travelling from Llangollen, it is vitally important that you proceed on the A5 to Chirk then pick up the B4500 to Glyn Ceiriog.
- Follow through and take the B4500 up the Ceiriog Valley for 6 miles. do not turn left or right if you are following your SAT NAV.
- Go through Glyn Ceiriog for about half a mile and the caravan park is sign posted on the left.

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