Ceridwen
The Ceridwen Centre is a welcoming holiday, training and retreat centre on a farm in West Wales. Whilst here, you'll experience our abundant wildlife and return home feeling revived and relaxed. Groups return year after year to enjoy this lush rural setting blessed by fabulous sunsets. Guests’ accommodation options have now been increased to cover all sizes of groups – Ceridwen, the Byre, the Old Dairy, farmhouse B&B, the Gypsy Caravan, the Yurt and the Camping fields.
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The Ceridwen Centre is a welcoming holiday, training and retreat centre on a farm in West Wales. Whilst here, you'll experience our abundant wildlife and return home feeling revived and relaxed. Groups return year after year to enjoy this lush rural setting blessed by fabulous sunsets. Guests’ accommodation options have now been increased to cover all sizes of groups – Ceridwen, the Byre, the Old Dairy, farmhouse B&B, the Gypsy Caravan, the Yurt and the Camping fields.
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The Byre
Once the calving shed, the Byre has all the oak beam charm you would expect of an old farm building, made contemporary. The cottage can sleep 7 in 2 bedrooms, both spacious and light with velux roof windows. One bedroom has a bunk and two single beds and the other has 3 single beds. In this second bedroom, two singles can be joined to make a super-king size double. At the end of the upstairs gallery is a...
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The Teifi Valley area has an abundance of natural resources, flora and fauna, to offer and tempt everyone, whatever their interests. Enjoy nature at your own pace or ask us to organise outdoor activities for you. West Wales Trails’ mountain bike hire is based here on the farm. Please go to our links page to find out more about your passion in this area or contact us directly.
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Celebrate
We host all sorts of celebrations on the farm – birthdays, anniversaries and wedding receptions. We’ve been working hard over the last year or two to improve and restore more spaces for our guests to stay in. We’ve also now, since March 31st 2011, obtained a licence for wedding and civil partnership ceremonies in The Old Dairy. See our sister website – www.welshgreenweddings.co.uk for details
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Gypsy Wagon
For the ultimate romantic bolthole it doesn’t get much better than this – your very own gypsy wagon with nothing else except the woodland , wildlife and private eco-cabin, at the top of your own valley where the only hint of civilisation is a chapel in the far distance. The gypsy wagon dates from the late 19th century and is completely unique in style and design (the maker is unknown). It has been...
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Green
All heating and hot water demands in Ceridwen and the other dwellings on the farm are served by the biomass boiler. This means coming to stay at Ceridwen will positively reduce your overall carbon footprint for you, your friends and family than if you were to stay somewhere with a more conventional heating system. The pure Welsh water is pumped up through our own borehole for bathing and drinking
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About Us and contact
Penybanc Farm is a forty acre organic farm in undiscovered rural West Wales. We welcome visitors whether self-catering, fully catered or part-catered to:-
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Now and Soon
Upcoming Events…..
- January 27, 2012 - January 29, 2012
Wild Women Wise Women - Spirals of Being Retreat - January 29, 2012
12:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Mid Teifi Housing and Energy Group Eco tours - February 3, 2012 - February 5, 2012
Sound Women Singing Weekend - March 15, 2012 - March 18, 2012
Wild Women Wise Women - Spirals of Being Retreat - March 31, 2012
Pewter casting workshop
Most Recent Articles
Artist in residence – The Fountain of Knowledge
- Mark starting to carve the limestone
Mark Foulds has been carving the ‘fountain of knowledge’ a 15ft 4 ton sculpture of a plume of water of limestone and Carerra marble for Coulston college in our large barn. The sculpture left in the almost complete stage on Wednesday afternoon 23rd Novemeber and we all wished it well for it’s installation in Coulston College London.
The Fountain of knowledge is made of Ancaster blue weatherbed limestone with Carerra marble top. The weight is 6 tonnes height 2.7m width 1.2m.
The concept is that the sculpture will take the form of a large plume of water emerging from the ground at coulston college, crowned with a bubbling, overflow about to come back to earth. This is symbolic of the learning process.
The ‘shaft’ is carved in blue limestone, beautiful with millions of fossils visible. The ‘crown’ of water will be intricately carved from glistening white marble that will sparkle.
Sited among the trees at the front of the college, it will be a stiking feature from a distance and also close up.
Chipping 100 tons of roundwood
We have chipped 100 tons of roundwood = 300 cubic metres of woodchip for our biomass boiler. This has filled one of our bans and will last us the next 2 years.
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