Accidental Arts & Ecology Centre

Pop-up Campsite at Welsh Mountain Cider

Back to basics camping for tents, campervans and small motorhomes.

The Accidental Arts & Ecology Centre is running a pop-up campsite for the summer months at Welsh Mountain Cider.

At 1,200 feet up in the Cambrian Mountains and 10 minutes’ drive from Llanidloes in Powys, this rural pop-up campsite is very firmly a back-to-basics sort of place, giving you and the family the chance to enjoy a ‘proper’ camping holiday in clean Welsh air.

What’s provided: neatly mown level grass pitches, drinkable water, composting toilets… and a spectacular view to rugged Welsh mountains. What’s not provided: electricity, hot water or showers.

The camping pitches are set in Prospect Orchard, a museum orchard of over 450 varieties of apple and pear; if you’d like to know more about this, the site owners hold orchard tours and cider tastings. They also host musical events at the Welsh Mountain Cider tap room on-site. The cider barn is open for drinks and live folk music session most Saturdays, otherwise the site is very quiet.

£20/pitch for up to 4 people

Campsite Rules:

No amplified music

Quiet hours 10 PM - 7 AM

Well behaved dogs on leads allowed

Children must be supervised

Campfires subject to weather conditions, please check with us first

Please take away all rubish and recycling

Please contact us to reserve a spot, or you can book through Pitchup

info@welshmountaincider.co.uk

07805647891

“A lovely, spacious campsite overlooking the apple orchards, in great proximity to some beautiful walks in mid-Wales. Bill is a really friendly and hospitable host - he sells delicious locally-made cider and had some great local recommendations for us. Would happily return to this campsite.”