Static caravan pitches and Touring Field. Dogs welcome.
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Just a couple of miles from the coast and seven miles from Aberystwyth, Riverside is set in 14 acres of sheltered woodland valley with the River Leri meandering through the park.
If the start of your year couldn’t get any better with us freezing your site fees we are opening the park even earlier!😃
We are absolutely thrilled to welcome each and every one of you back for the 2024 season!
‼️ Join us at the caravan park reopening on 9th February 2024 at 9am ‼️
Get ready for an incredible year of and
See you all very soon
The Searivers Team 😃
Hey everyone,
Our August bank holiday weekend is back. 😁
We are really excited to be doing it again this year and we look forward to seeing you all.
😁🕺⭐️🍻🏴 Let the good times roll.
More posts to follow with more details about events during the day.
Happy New Year everyone form us all at Searivers. We hope everyone has had a great festive period.
We would like to thank you all for your continued support and love for the park.
And we hope 2023 is going to be a good one for you all.
Enjoy and stay safe
See you all in March
We still have availability for the summer holidays in this lovely 3 bedroom caravan at Riverside
⭐️7 nights £715
⭐️3 nights Friday to Monday £480
⭐️4 nights Monday to Friday £480
Sleeps up to 8 people, Pet Friendly 🐾 Bed linen provided
Book online at www.seariversleisure.co.uk or telephone 01970 871399
** SOLD! **
Why not book a last minute Half Term Break at Riverside 🌿
We have a 4 night break available from next Monday, 30th May in this lovely 3 Bedroom caravan.
£390 (bed linen included).
Pet Friendly 🐾
www.seariversleisure.co.uk/riverside/book
or call us on 01970 871399
From tomorrow, March 28th, face coverings will no longer be required by law in retail settings. This includes our reception at Searivers. However, if you prefer that our staff wear a face covering when dealing with you, just ask. Your safety is our priority and if you feel safer by continuing to wear a mask, we are more than happy to do the same 🙂
Similarly, if our staff or contractors need to enter your caravan, and you would prefer that they wear a face covering, just let them know.
Please respect others and maintain social distancing wherever possible. Not everyone is comfortable with this relaxation of the rules!
The requirement to self isolate if you test positive or are experiencing Covid-19 symptoms is no longer law but we ask that if you, or any of your party, test positive or have symptoms, you do not travel to park and do not come to reception should you develop symptoms while here. Let us know by calling us on 01970 8713899.
Apologies, there is no hot water in the shower block at Riverside at the moment. The portable toilet unit does have hot water but the shower block and main toilets don't.
We are working to get this sorted as soon as possible, our sincere apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.
We understand that everyone will be concerned about the safety of the parks and their caravans as Storm Eunice arrives here in Wales this morning.
We will be checking the parks constantly throughout the day, and have been for the last couple hours already. Please be assured that we will inform individual owners of any damage aswell as a general update on here later on in the day.
Stay safe everyone wherever you are.
With Christmas and New Year out of the way, it's time to start thinking of booking your next break at Riverside or Searivers ☀️🐕
2022 looks like it will be another bumper year for the British staycation and caravans are filling up fast on some dates. Book today to avoid missing out!
Just click on the link below to check availability on your preferred dates or give us a call on 01970 871399.
https://www.seariversleisure.co.uk/riverside/book
It’s the last few days before the end of the 2021 season.
The parks will close at 5pm on Sunday 9th January and the countdown to the new season begins! The gates will be locked at 5pm so please make sure you have left park by then.
Reception at Searivers will be closed tomorrow (Thursday) but will be open Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Thank you from us all here at Searivers and Riverside for your support over the last season and we look forward to seeing everyone back again in Spring 😁
A reminder of our Reception opening hours at Searivers over the holiday period:-
🎄 21st & 22nd December - 9am to 5pm
🎄 CLOSED 23rd to 27th December
🎄 28th & 29th December - 10am to 2pm
🎄 CLOSED 30th December to 3rd January
Normal hours resume from 4th January, 9am to 5pm (closed on Sundays until the end of January).
If you will be here over the festive period, it is important you advise us of your visit to park by leaving a message on the answerphone, 01970 871399 or email [email protected]. The usual information is required. Regular checks will be carried out on park so make sure we know when you are here including a vehicle registration.
We thank you all for your continued support and wish you all a very Merry Christmas & A Happy New Year. Stay safe.
Great News!
Defibrillators help to save lives and we are delighted to have installed a new public access one at both Searivers and Riverside Caravan Parks. Both units are easily visible by reception as you enter the park.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
The Chemical Waste Disposal Point at Riverside is currently out of order and will be for a few days. This is due to a blockage caused by a waste cap being dropped down there last night.
Apologies, we'll get it back up and running as soon as we can.
We will confirm the location of the closest effluent point but we think there might be one in Borth. In the meantime, please use the park toilets and the launderette for washing up etc. if needed.
The two extra toilets down on the touring field at Riverside are currently out of use. People have been experiencing problems with the doors sticking so, until this can be rectified, they will be out of use. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Wales moves to Alert Level 0 on Saturday August 7th.
There will no longer be a limit on the number of people you can meet indoors or outdoors. In light of this change we will now be allowing day visitors to caravans, but they must still come to reception to sign in and sign out as we believe that Track and Trace requirements will remain in place.
Although you can now meet others, we ask you to act with caution. We have by no means beaten this virus and caravans are quite small spaces for people to gather in. Please meet outdoors whenever possible.
Welsh law will still requires that you wear a mask in most indoor public places including public transport and shops.
Masks will still be required to be worn in our park reception and we ask that we have only one person/household in reception at any one time.
Although you are no longer required by law to wear a mask in hospitality settings where food and drink is being served, masks are still required to be worn in the shop and we encourage everyone to continue wearing masks in the bistro when not seated.
We also ask that social distancing is still observed when indoors.
Track and Trace requirements remain in place so we remind everyone that you must inform us of your intended visit either by email or telephone AND you sign in at reception on arrival (or as soon as you are able if you arrive after hours) and sign out in reception when you are leaving.
Although this is very positive and welcome news, we must not get too complacent. Please respect other guests, the local community and our staff and continue to wear masks and maintain a social distance whenever possible.
Read more here: https://gov.wales/wales-moves-alert-level-zero
As a business, we are required to take reasonable measures to minimise the risk of coronavirus. Now that the law is being relaxed, we are expected to tailor our coronavirus measures based on a risk assessment. It is important, therefore, that you adhere to our park rules as they may differ from the Welsh Government guidelines.
Enjoy the rest of your summer!
Kind Regards
Reception
First Minister Mark Drakeford will urge everyone to continue to help prevent the spread of coronavirus as he confirms Wales will move to the new alert level zero on Saturday [August 7].
As we head into the summer holidays and lockdown restrictions are removed in England, please remember that our parks have to follow Welsh Government guidelines and law and it is important that anyone visiting Wales also does so.
Mark Drakeford will be making an announcement later on today but, in the meantime, it would appear that masks and social distancing in Wales will still be required in Wales for the time being.
Also you will still only be able to travel on holiday with your extended household or bubble. We don't allow day visitors to caravans.
PLEASE REMEMBER THAT EVERYONE COMING TO PARK MUST SIGN IN AND OUT (even if you have informed us of your intended visit by email or phone). A large number of our owners are not doing this and this is making operating an effective 'track and trace' system almost impossible for our staff. If you are going to Riverside, please drop us an email or telephone to advise you have arrived and left.
Please respect Welsh law and guidelines, our staff
and the local community. Thank you.
As we head into the summer holidays and lockdown restrictions are removed in England, please remember that our parks have to follow Welsh Government guidelines and law and it is important that anyone visiting Wales also does so.
Mark Drakeford will be making an announcement later on today but, in the meantime, it would appear that masks and social distancing in Wales will still be required in Wales for the time being.
Also you will still only be able to travel on holiday with your extended household or bubble. We don't allow day visitors to caravans.
PLEASE REMEMBER THAT EVERYONE COMING TO PARK MUST SIGN IN AND OUT (even if you have informed us of your intended visit by email or phone). A large number of our owners are not doing this and this is making operating an effective 'track and trace' system almost impossible for our staff.
Please respect Welsh law and guidelines, our staff and the local community. Thank you.
The children's play areas are now open on Riverside. The games room will remain closed for the time being.
Parents remain responsible for their children at all times while on park. Children must not gather at the play areas or use the play areas without adult supervision if they aren't able to understand and respect social distancing guidelines. We ask that parents accompany younger children at all times.
Children should sanitise or wash their hands immediately after playing.
Our priority remains the safety of all visitors to our parks. Social distancing can be particularly difficult in a playground setting so, with this in mind, we will review the situation regularly and may close the play areas again should we feel that the risk is too great.
The park launderette, shower block and public toilets are now available to use.
Only one person at a time should use the launderette and please observe 2m social distancing. We ask that you wear a face covering when using the launderette and wipe down the machines that you have used with the cleaner supplied. Wash your hands thoroughly as soon as you can after using the shared facilities.
As the electric is off for essential works today, the services are limited today of course.
📣A reminder that the power supply at Riverside will be switched off for necessary electrical works this coming Monday, May 17th.
Power will go off at around 8.00am and we will keep you updated during the day as we get information as to when it will be switched back on again.
Apologies any any inconvenience.
⭐ Now available to hire on Riverside for 2021! ⭐
This lovely 3 bedroom caravan is available for holidays throughout the 2021 season. Bed linen provided. Enjoy a peaceful break just a couple of miles inland from the pretty seaside village of Borth.
Short breaks and longer stays available.
Sleeps up to 8 people
Pet Friendly 🐕
Book online at www.seariversleisure.co.uk or telephone 01970 871399.
👏👏👏👏 🏴
Your 2021 Six Nations champions are... Wales! 🏴❤️
We have the green light to open the park for visitors from Wales tomorrow! 🎉🎉 The park will be opening at 9.00am.
There doesn't appear to be a lunchtime announcement today so it's still unclear if people will be able to visit from England for the day to check on their caravans. We will keep an eye on the Welsh Government website and update everyone when we have more information.
Following the Welsh First Minister's announcement this lunchtime, we can now prepare for a reopening on Saturday March 27th 🎉🎉 As always, this is subject to change should cases of coronavirus escalate again over the next two weeks. A further Welsh Government review and announcement is planned for March 25th, to confirm whether reopening can proceed.
That's the good news.....
Due to the UK Government's restrictions on travel until at least April 12th, only owners and holidaymakers who reside in Wales (and can prove this) will be able to visit our parks initially. You can only visit with your own household.
The UK Government are planning to ease restrictions in England on March 29th but the rules will still be to minimise travel and no holidays or overnight stays. Some of our owners have asked if they can travel to their caravan for the day but not stay overnight. We are waiting for clarification on this from both the Welsh and UK Government.
Shared facilities have to remain closed initially, so, the launderette, shower block and public toilets will not be open. If you have a touring caravan, you will only be able to visit if you have your own facilities on board.
We will update everyone as time goes on, but the track and trace requirements will remain the same as last year.
It's been a long winter and we're delighted to be able to re-open and to see everyone again!
For over 2 decades, John Haynes enjoyed driving to Riverside Caravan Park with his wife Jayne and their two springer spaniel dogs, Bonnie and Lady. John always loved the time he spent at Riverside.
John passed away at his home in Staffordshire in 2017, aged 69.
To commemorate the anniversary of his passing on 17th January, John's brother, Martin, has arranged for a memorial bench to be placed along the bank at Riverside.
“John Haynes was my older brother, who passed away at his home in Staffordshire from a cardiac arrest in 2017, aged 69. Their van was initially a resale and then they bought a new one and he used to tell me with pride how he had built a patio on the side and loved doing basic maintenance jobs. Simple things which gave him great pleasure. He could cook an awesome breakfast when my wife Sue and I visited him. There is something special about eating bacon and eggs, baked beans, black pudding, tea and toast while enjoying the home comforts of a caravan in such a lovely peaceful place. John enjoyed walking the dogs on their leads to the river boundary of the park and to the local Ynyslas estuary and walk them off lead up and over the sand dunes to a secret place that only the locals know, called the gun turrets. It was his wish that this is where his ashes were to be spread. In August 2020, Sue and I visited Riverside Caravan Park and the sand dunes for the first time since John´s passing and immediately felt so very much at ease.
We are so pleased that Searivers Leisure have allowed John´s memory to live on at Riverside Caravan Park and accepted a donation of a Memorial Bench for residents and visitors alike to enjoy. We are all blessed to spend our lives on Planet Earth and its people and places that make the difference, thank you Riverside for unknowingly making my brother very happy every time he was there. Sincerely, Martin & Sue Haynes."
Good News; our parks will be able to welcome visitors who live in Tier 1 and Tier 2 in England from tomorrow morning, Saturday December 5th.
Remember, you must inform us of your intended arrival via email to [email protected] or by telephone to 01970 871399 if you don’t have access to emails.
Welsh Government restrictions mean that you can only stay in your caravan with people you live with (or anyone who is there to provide care or assistance to a vulnerable person). You may not travel and stay with members of an extended household or support bubble.
You must report to the park manager or at Searivers reception when you arrive and sign out when leaving. Please observe social distancing measures while on park and do not visit other caravans. Face masks are required to be worn in the reception building.
If you have requested a drain down, we will not enter the caravan until at least 5 days after you have left. So, for example, if you come this weekend and leave on Sunday 6th, your drain down won’t be done until the following week starting Monday 14th December.
Those from Tier 1 and 2 who plan to stay overnight, please make sure you have enough gas, and that everything is working properly when you arrive as a problem in the caravan may mean that you have to leave again. Our staff will not be allowed to enter any occupied, or recently occupied, caravans. If you would like us to check your gas levels today, please let us know.
Just because you can come, it doesn’t mean you should. It is everyone’s responsibility to keep each other safe at this time.
COVID-19 Park Travel Restriction Update:
Understandably, a lot of our owners have questions about travel to the parks when the lockdown in England ends on 2nd December. The Welsh Government will announce new rules for hospitality on Monday, 30th November and we hoping to receive an update regarding travel to Wales from England and overnight stay restrictions from the different Tier levels at this time also.
As soon as we have more information, we will inform all owners of what our park guidelines will be. Our priority at this uncertain time, as always, is to protect our staff, customers and the local community especially as we head into winter and towards Christmas.
If you live in England, please do not make plans to visit our parks next week until you hear from us.
Further to the Welsh Government Announcement this lunchtime, we can confirm that there will be a two week 'fire break' lockdown in Wales. This means that our parks will be closed from this Friday, October 23rd until Monday 9th November.
We are still waiting for full information on what this means for owners who are currently on park but the information was very clear that this will be a strict lockdown for Wales and it is highly likely that anyone currently on park will have to leave by Friday. Please make sure that you are prepared to do so.
Anyone arriving this week is still able to do so, but must leave by Friday. Obviously that only applies to those in Tier 1 in England. People living in Tier 2 and Tier 3 areas are not able to come to Wales.
All holiday bookings will be cancelled unfortunately so, if you hire your caravan out privately, please make sure that your guests are advised as soon as possible.
We have had a few owner posts on the page which haven't been approved. This is really upsetting for many people we know and you may feel a need to 'vent' your frustrations but a stream of posts will detract from the important information that we need to get out to everyone.
We will keep you all updated as the week goes on.
The Welsh first minister has announced a ban on anyone living in areas with a high prevalence of COVID-19 in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland entering Wales.
This restriction will apply to Tier 2 and Tier 3 areas of England and will come into force at 6pm on Friday, 16th October. The full list of affected areas can be found on this link: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/full-list-of-local-covid-alert-levels-by-area
There are a number of areas across the country affected but the areas in Tier 2 where a majority of our owners and holidaymakers come from are Birmingham, Sandwell, Solihull, Wolverhampton and Walsall. There are other areas too of course and obviously the travel restriction already applies to those who live in lockdown areas in Wales.
We will post more information as we get it but, as we understand it at the moment, if you are already on park at the moment, you will be able to stay but, if you go home, you will be unable to return. Your family will be unable to join you. No-one from the affected areas will be allowed to travel to our parks from 6pm on Friday.
Please don't try and beat the deadline and come tonight or tomorrow as the instructions we have received at the moment is, if you have just arrived on park, we will be expected to ask you to leave.
Please bear with us as we are only just receiving information and digesting what it means for us as a park. Please call us if you have any specific questions.
The areas in England listed as local COVID alert level high and local COVID alert level very high.
Last year we were proud to gain our first Silver David Bellamy Conservation Award at Riverside. This year we wanted to aim higher but COVID-19 had other plans!
The conservation focus in 2020 has been to , an altogether different challenge for us all.
To acknowledge the work to protect the employment our park sustains, both directly and indirectly within our local community and the wider industry supply chain, we have been presented with a special Five in Five award.
Searivers Leisure are proud to be a member of the BH&HPA and are incredibly grateful for all the support and guidance they have given us during this difficult year.
Lon Glanfred, Llandre
Aberystwyth
SY245BY
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