Cozy and welcome retreat in the heart of Mid Wales

'Gladys' is our two berth touring caravan, that we have toured all over the UK in for a few years now. She is pitched in her own private garden of our Edwardian farm house in the heart of the welsh country side. Located on the outskirts of village of llandysilio, Powys, and next to Offa's Dyke Path. Gladys offers a warm and welcome retreat, ideally situated for access to some beautiful walking country. Gladys is a unique holidaying experience on a budget without sacrificing comfort!

Gladys is pitched in her own private garden and guests are free to come and go as they please from this area. Parking is a stones throw from where Gladys is pitched and we as hosts are only a knock on the door or a phone call away if you need anything. Gladys has her own bathroom with shower, hand basin and flushing toilet. You will have towels and bedding provided for your stay and Gladys has a fixed double bed with sprung mattress, making the sleeping area a very inviting space! She also has a fully equipped kitchen with, Fridge (freezer compartment), full gas oven and 4 ring hob, microwave and sink. All your plates cutlery, pots, pans and utensils will be provided along with washing up liquid and cloths. You will have use of your own private garden and out side seating area during your stay. We will even provide logs for the chimenea on request.

Llandysilio is a small village in Montgomeryshire, Powys, Wales, it is close to many walks and historic towns and villages. Situated between the English market town of Oswestry and the welsh town of Welshpool, it is the ideal location for exploring the beautiful countryside of the welsh boarder lands. Our home Maes Offa is located next to the A483, which means it has great links for daytrips out to the many beautiful locations nearby, but does provide some road noise during the day. We are close to Offa's Dyke a large earthwork defence on the border between England and Wales, built by Offa, the Anglo-Saxon king of Mercia from AD 757 until 796, who is traditionally believed to have ordered its construction to defend his lands from the Welsh. Access to the famous Offa's dyke path is less than a small stroll way from us. Beautiful locations such as Lake Vyrnwy, Powys Castle, Llangollen, Chirk Castle are just a drive away! Why not take the Offa’s dyke path along the Montgomery Canal to Llynymynech to visit the historic lime works site! Alternatively, bring your canoe and travel by water along the canal taking in the beautiful welsh countryside. You could even visit Llanymynech Rocks nature reserve or go for a walk up to Rodney’s Pillar and take in the breath taking views of the valley soundings! Whatever you do or wherever you go Gladys will always offer you a warm, comfortable and restful location to return to after a busy day exploring!