Llanidloes
A 15 minite walk will find you in the quaint market town of Llanidloes. The first town on the River Severn boast a selection or pubs, restaurants and local shops.
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Top local attractions
Holidays at Red Kite Touring Park are all about finding new and exciting things to do in Mid Wales. With dramatic landscapes, Red Kite filled skies and activities for even the biggest adrenaline junkies all nearby, you won’t have trouble keeping entertained on your touring holiday.
Llyn Clywedog Reservoir and Dam
The most popular attraction in the area is Clywedog Lake also known as Llyn Clywedog. Only five minutes from the caravan park by car, the lake covers an amazing 615 acres and has the tallest dam in Britain. The main viewing point is walkable from our park passing by Bryn Tail lead mines and arriving at the cafe.
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There are a number of walks, such as the Clywedog Gorge Trail around the Bryn Tail Mine workings and the Llyn Clywedog Scenic Trail, while there are a number of viewing points arranged along the circular drive around the lake that allow the visitor to make the most of the wonderful panoramic views. The Lake offers sailing, canoeing, windsurfing and fishing and is also perfect for walking or just relaxing with a picnic.
Walking In Wales - Hafren Forest
There are miles of wonderfully scenic paths amongst the surrounding hills and forests that will satisfy casual strollers or confident walkers.
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Just a few miles down the road from Red Kite Touring Park is the starting point for a range of wonderful walks, the shortest of which is suitable for a wheelchair and takes you along the cascades.
Other walks from the same starting point range from half an hour. Don’t be put off by it’s name - Break-it's-neck trail will lead you along the river, down steep steps to a bridge over a waterfall! The longest route will take you to the source of the River Severn on top of Pumlumon, a very popular with visitors to Llanidloes.
Red Kite Feeding Centre
The Red Kite is a magnificently graceful bird, and here is your chance to see them in action! At Gigrain Farm Wild Red Kites are fed every day of the year. The 160 acre family-run farm is located in the most beautiful countryside just a short drive from our touring park. Hundreds of the beautiful birds flock to the farm each day to snatch up their grub in front of your eyes as you watch from the hides.
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The farm caters to all families, including dogs.
Elan Valley
A 25 minute drive will see you in the Elan Valley, a beautiful and unspoilt area made even more compelling by the dams and reservoirs which together create a wonderful, living landscape. The views are stunning and you are never far away from points of interest. A stones throw away, is the town of Rhayader which is perfect for a bite to eat on the way back.
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Garden Adventures
For the guests with green fingers
If you're a lover of all things flowers and wandering lush gardens is one of your favourite things to do in mid wales you'll love your stay at our touring park, just a short drive away from spectacular gardens and natural landscapes.
Powis Castle
Perched high on a rock above the world-famous garden terraces, originally built circa 1200, began life as the medieval fortress of the Welsh Princes of Powys. Discover the extensive range of plants that can be found here and explore the themed gardens.
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Gregynog is a historic house with Grade 1 listed gardens in the heart of rural Montgomeryshire. As one of Wales’ premier country estates, discover a welcoming setting in which people of all ages and abilities can explore be inspired!
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Further Afield
Within one hours drive there are a choice of coastal towns, stateley homes or take a trip on one of the many steam railways that wind through the Welsh hills.
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