Searivers Caravan Park
Address: Searivers Caravan Park, Ynyslas, Borth, Wales, Sy24 5JZ
Set amongst the beautiful Ynyslas dunes and nature reserve, Searivers Holiday Park is a peaceful coastal retreat on the west coast of Wales.
The park is surrounded by spectacular natural scenery, with the River Dovey estuary, sand dunes and coastline all close by. It is an ideal location for families, couples and anyone looking to enjoy a relaxing break surrounded by nature.
Facilities at Searivers
The park has a selection of facilities to make your stay comfortable, including:
Children's play areas
On-site Boardwalk Bistro
Small shop for everyday essentials
Launderette
Wi-Fi
On-site parking
Lending library with books, games and DVDs
Open playing field
Dog-friendly facilities
The park is also wheelchair friendly, with accessible facilities and parking available.
The Beach & Nature
One of the biggest attractions of Searivers is its location. The park provides easy access towards the Ynyslas dunes, beach and nature reserve, making it a fantastic base for walking, wildlife watching and enjoying the coast.
The nearby beaches are dog friendly all year round, making Searivers particularly suitable for guests wanting to bring their four-legged friends.
The area is also popular with walkers, bird watchers, kite surfers and other outdoor enthusiasts.
Food & Drink
The on-site Boardwalk Bistro provides a convenient place to enjoy breakfast, brunch, lunch or an evening meal.
There is also an outdoor seating area where you can relax with a drink while enjoying the surroundings.
A Peaceful Coastal Escape
Searivers offers a quieter type of holiday, surrounded by dunes, coastline and countryside rather than a large entertainment resort.
Whether you want to spend your days on the beach, explore the Welsh coast, enjoy walks through the nature reserve or simply relax at your holiday home, Searivers is a wonderful base for exploring Borth, Ynyslas and the wider Ceredigion coast.
Travel Instructions – Searivers Holiday Park
By Car
From the South / Aberystwyth:
Take the A487 north towards Machynlleth. At Rhyd-y-pennau/Bow Street, turn onto the B4353 towards Borth. Continue through Borth towards Ynyslas. Searivers is on the right as you approach Ynyslas.
From the North / Machynlleth:
Follow the A487 south towards Aberystwyth. At Tre’r Ddôl, turn onto the B4353 towards Ynyslas and Borth. Follow the road towards Ynyslas and look for the entrance to Searivers on the right.
By Train
The nearest railway station is Borth, with services connecting to Aberystwyth and destinations further afield. From Borth, Searivers is a short drive towards Ynyslas.
Sat Nav:
Use SY24 5JZ for Searivers Caravan Park. The park is in Ynyslas, just outside Borth.
Welcome & Croeso i Clwb Golff Borth & Ynyslas GC
Ranked 14th in the 2020 National Club Golfer Top 100 courses in Wales
Set in a spectacular location on the sweep of Cardigan Bay, Borth and Ynyslas Golf Club was established in 1885 and is reputedly the oldest course in Wales. The only true links course in Ceredigion, the course was redesigned by Harry S Colt in 1947 and provides a great test of golf all year round as one would expect from a Golf Union of Wales championship venue.
The golf course is maintained to a very high standard for members, visitors and societies. A round of golf at Borth and Ynyslas is a truly memorable experience, and many visitors consider the course unique among the other fine links courses in Wales.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Borth Beach (Blue Flag) – Wide sandy beach ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and long coastal walks
Ynyslas Beach & Sand Dunes – Dog-friendly beach and dune system within the Dyfi National Nature Reserve
Dyfi National Nature Reserve – Wildlife-rich estuary, birdwatching, and scenic walking routes
Aberystwyth Seafront & Pier – Traditional promenade, pier attractions, cafés, and restaurants
Aberystwyth Castle – Historic ruins with panoramic views over Cardigan Bay
Cambrian Mountains – Spectacular scenery with walking, hiking, and cycling trails
Borth Village – Local shops, cafés, pubs, and essential amenities
Cardigan Bay Coastline – Famous for dolphin spotting, sunsets, and coastal scenery
Clarach Bay – Sheltered beach and coastal walks near Aberystwyth
Vale of Rheidol Railway – Scenic steam railway journey through the Rheidol Valley
Perfect for guests searching for beach holidays near Aberystwyth, nature breaks in Mid Wales, and family-friendly coastal escapes.
