Wales here we come

Post by **Mash** » 10 Apr 2007, 10:56

Well the family Mash is off to Wales the weekend for the wek before heading to Bus Types.

So who has been to Wales? Where's nice, where's not and where can I spend all of Matts money on Celtic Art stuff?

We want to wild camp if possible as with Cas it's too difficult to put up with camp sites moaning about him sitting outside the van not on a lead and for him not being used to it and having to at Bus Types we'd rather he had some freedom the week before.

Sand Shoes all round

Mrs Mash

Post by **monkeynuts** » 10 Apr 2007, 16:46

i live in wales

it has 3 pubs, a library and a few hairdressers

you can camp round the back of the church in dem hills ...

Post by **Mash** » 11 Apr 2007, 14:30

I've been recommended Mumbles and to visit Arthur's Cave apparently it's very good and I'll like it???

Post by **thegamwellsmythes** » 11 Apr 2007, 14:50

monkeynuts wrote:i live in wales

it has 3 pubs, a library and a few hairdressers

you can camp round the back of the church in dem hills ...

Last time I went the pubs were closed.

The library was good though......

Post by **Jones** » 11 Apr 2007, 17:31

I live in Mumbles

its o.k for a day visit but I wouldn't base yourselves there, too many drunk idiots about at night

I'd stay in Gower somewhere loads of family and dog friendly pubs and more nice beaches than you'll know what to do with

Pembrokshire is one of the nicest places on the planet so well worth a trip down west

and if you want Celtic crafts head to Tregaron where you'll find this place http://www.rhiannon.co.uk

Hope you have a nice time wherever you go

Cheers
Steve

Post by **mininut** » 11 Apr 2007, 22:37

Jones wrote:
Pembrokshire is one of the nicest places on the planet

Yeah, totally agree. Stayed around the Fishguard area loads of times, great place. Try Strumble Head for some rough camping. The lighthouse gives out enough light that you can save your leisure battery