Does Cledan Valley allow dogs?

No, Cledan Valley doesn't accept dogs.

How much does Cledan Valley cost?

Mid-range pricing. Check the owner's site for current rates.

Cledan Valley

A nine-acre valley in Mid Wales where red kites circle overhead, llamas wander nearby, and Karen runs the whole thing with quiet, unhurried care.

Cledan Valley sits in a fold of hills near Caersws, on the edge of Eryri National Park in Powys. The site occupies nine acres of genuinely unspoiled countryside: streams run through the valley floor, red kites are a daily overhead presence, and otters have been spotted from the tents. This is not countryside as backdrop, it's countryside as the point.

Glamping here means bell tents, yurts, and shepherds huts, each pitched with enough space to feel private, each with its own fire pit and dedicated cooking area with a gas stove, pots, pans, and a BBQ. A lodge provides a communal social space and cover when Welsh weather arrives, and a communal campfire ties the site together in the evenings. Hot showers and clean facilities complete the picture without overcomplicating it.

Families are particularly well served. Kids paddle in the stream, play on the swings, and visit the llamas. The site layout gives enough room for children to roam freely while parents keep a relaxed eye. The bell tents are decorated with care and sized generously. Karen and the family team are attentive without hovering, arranging eggs and milk, chatting, making it easy.

Couples looking for valley seclusion find it here too: the more remote tent pitches offer real quiet, and the whole site sits well off the main road. No dogs are allowed, which keeps the atmosphere calm and the llama encounters stress-free.

Before you book

The shower block and water source require a walk from the more distant tents, which some guests have noted.
No dogs permitted on site.

“Cledan Valley earns its reputation through a combination only owner-run places achieve: a genuinely wild setting, beautifully kept glamping, and hosts who actually care about your stay.”

Why it made the cut

Nine-acre valley on the Eryri edge with real wildlife (otters, red kites) visible from the tents
Individual fire pits and cooking areas per pitch, plus a communal campfire space for evenings
Family-run by Karen and team, consistently praised for attentiveness across all reviews
Children roam freely in stream and woodland; llamas and swings add to the appeal for families

The Feeling

Soulful handmade · Lovingly scruffy · Mixed tempo

Red kites at breakfastStream through the fieldValley quietFamily that notices

Good For

Family
Date
Solo

Best For

Glamping in bell tents, yurts and shepherds huts on nine acres in a valley setting
Wildlife viewing including otters and red kites in unspoiled Mid Wales countryside
Families with young children and kids play area in a natural, low-impact environment

In Campr's collections

Slow familyKids paddle in the stream, visit the llamas, and play on swings while parents decompress in a valley that still feels genuinely wild.
Glamping at its bestBell tents, yurts, and shepherds huts in a nine-acre Powys valley, each with its own fire pit, on a site run by hosts who notice the details.
Soulful handmadeOwner-decorated tents, a family who arranges milk and eggs for you, and a communal campfire space that feels earned, not installed.

Quick answers

Does Cledan Valley allow dogs?: No, Cledan Valley doesn't accept dogs.
What kind of stays does Cledan Valley offer?: Tent, Glamping, in a valley.
How much does Cledan Valley cost?: Mid-range pricing. Check the owner's site for current rates.
Where is Cledan Valley?: Off Windfarm Road, Caersws SY17 5JS, UK.