Indoor facilities
When you first arrive at Aeron Coast you will call in at our Site Office to register. This is the hub of the Park and you will meet our office staff and have a chance to familiarise yourselves with the layout. Mr. John Williams is our site manager and Mrs. Julie Williams runs the Office. The Office is the place to come for any extra information or help you might need. It sells calor gas and has a wide range of leaflets with ideas as to how you might explore this beautiful part of the British Isles. There is a public telephone box outside the Office and emergency telephone numbers are posted here. The Office stocks a range of camping consumables but for a quick convenience shop the Petrol Station at the entrance of the Park has a good selection of essentials.

There is a "members only" Club House, run by the manager Mrs. Bridget Harries, which all adults automatically join when you book with us. The Club offers a large open plan lounge, separate family room and television room. Children under the age of 16 years are not permitted in other areas of the Club after 9pm. The Club offers bar meals and take away snacks at lunchtime and in the evenings after 6.30pm at the weekends, bank holidays and school holidays.

Attached to the Club House is our leisure complex with an under 5's room, table tennis, air hockey and two pool rooms.

Outdoor facilities
We have an enclosed complex of three heated outdoor pools, one of these being a paddling pool for our youngest swimmers. There are sun loungers and tables with parasols. The pools and poolside area are unsupervised and we urge you to accompany any child under 15 to the pool area and be aware of our safety notices and life saving equipment.

At the far end of the Park is a full size and half size tennis court together with a hard-surface 5 a-side football area and a large sandpit.

Our site rules
We welcome you and sincerely hope your time with us is enjoyable. It is inevitable that there is a carefree attitude on holiday, in particular at a caravan park with its open spaces and sense of freedom. Therefore we ask you all to make your families aware of the potential dangers and rules we expect to be observed on the park. These are not intended to be comprehensive but are reminders of the more obvious matters. We would appreciate you spending a few minutes reading these notes together.

Click here for our site rules.