Dolau Afon is an independent, husband-and-wife-run campsite nestled in the Ystwyth Valley within the Cambrian Mountains of west Wales. The sheltered, south-facing site covers 1.

5 acres of flat grassland surrounded by trees, offering 20 pitches — 16 grass and 4 hardstanding — with 14 electric hook-up points available. The camping field sits directly alongside the Afon Ystwyth, accessible through a gate at the corner of the field.

The river is a long-established local swimming spot and suits canoeing, fishing, and stone-skimming; fishing rights are available through Llanilar Angling Club with a refundable deposit.

The site lies within a designated Dark Sky Area, making for excellent stargazing on clear nights. Walkers and cyclists are well placed here, with Sustrans Route 81 and forest paths and cycle trails accessible directly from the site.

The campsite is dog-friendly and also offers self-catering accommodation alongside the touring pitches.