Maes Offa Stays

Located in Llandysilio, 27.3 miles from Telford, Maes Offa Stays provides a garden and free WiFi.

The camping provides guests with a patio, garden views, a seating area, a flat-screen TV, a fully equipped kitchenette with a microwave and a fridge, and a private bathroom with shower. An oven, a stovetop and toaster are also provided, as well as a kettle.

Maes Offa Stays offers a terrace.

If you would like to discover the area, hiking, cycling and canoeing are possible in the surroundings.

Chester is 30.4 miles from the accommodation, while Shrewsbury is 14.3 miles away. The nearest airport is Chester Hawarden Airport, 29.2 miles from Maes Offa Stays.

Information about the host

Experience the Welsh country side from our holiday let Gladys, or park up your motorhome in one of our stopover spaces! Maes Offa Stays offers a central spot for guests to explore the surrounding walks and places to visit . '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! Maes Offa has allocated spaces for up to 3 Motorhomes, to park up on a stopover of up to two nights. The park ups are hard standing tarmac and electric can be provided at an additional cost. We provide recycling facilities, fresh water and grey waste disposal, However we do not have facilities for chemical waste or any toilets and showers available for our motorhome park up guests. Maes Offa is ideally located on the A483 in-between the towns of Welshpool and Oswestry.

Croeso! Welcome to Maes Offa, we are pleased you have chosen us for your break away, weather you are here just to relax or take in the many walks in and around the area we hope you enjoy your stay! Please let us know I you need anything during your time with us we are always available via phone or pottering about working on our renovation project! (AKA our home). Maes Offa is our forever home and we have a life time of renovation works and memories planned, so you will see us from time to time completing some bits of maintenance to the house. Our main accommodation we lovingly call Gladys, is our much loved touring caravan that we have traveled around most of the UK spending many a happy holiday with our dog Cara. Gladys was bought using money given to us by David’s late Grandmother and we have named her in her honour. Gladys always offers a safe, warm and cosy refuge from your daily activities and an opportunity to relax and unwind in the Welsh countryside, without breaking the bank! If you are interested in our motorhome stopovers then these will be bookable very soon! We hope you enjoy your stay! David and Lance

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. 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 Llanymynech 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 or the historic lime kilns in the village!