Carmarthenshire, WLS

As the gentle rush of the river intertwines with the quaint charm of village life, motorhome camping enthusiasts will find a slice of heaven at this idyllic public house. Imagine parking your motorhome within a stone's throw of a historic river, famous for the majestic sight of salmon leaping through the currentsa humbling reminder of nature's unending ballet. A visit here is a leap back in time, accompanied by the comfort of home-cooked food and the warmth of real ale. With space reserved for PVCs and smaller campers, you'll have the perfect vantage to absorb the serenity, all within the embrace of gently sloping grounds that blend seamlessly with the rustic village setting. The rich tapestry of the area's history is woven right before your eyes, with a 13th-century flour mill and a Coracle museum paying homage to a bygone era, perched delicately overlooking the powerful falls. The call of the countryside is matched by the lure of the public house's offerings, promising not just a stay, but an immersive experience that caters to both the palate and the soul. This spot is truly the jewel of motorhome camping, pairing the adventure of the open road with a sense of belonging only a tight-knit village can offer. Embrace the tranquility of village life and let the beauty of the surrounding landscape and rich history shape your next unforgettable motorhome retreat.