When and where?
Llantwd, in the heart of north Pembrokeshire – one of the most beautiful corners of Wales – is getting ready to welcome you from 1–8 August 2026!
This year’s Eisteddfod takes place in the area known as ‘y Garreg Las’, named after the striking local bluestone. The catchment area stretches across three stunning regions: Pembrokeshire, south Ceredigion, and west Carmarthenshire – each with its own charm, stories, and warm croeso.
Before the festival
Come and be part of the fun all year round!
We’re on the lookout for enthusiastic volunteers to join our fundraising committees across the area. We organise all sorts of activities and events, and there’s always something exciting going on!
Fancy a chat about getting involved? Ddrop us an email at gwyb@eisteddfod.cymru for more info.
Dates for the diary
- January: Competitions open | Eisteddfod choir launch
- 2 March: Caravans, stalls and Societies sessions on sale
- 1 April: Composition competitions closing date | Maes volunteering opens
- 1 May: Stage competitions and Welsh Learner of the Year closing date
- 1-8 August: Eisteddfod Genedlaethol y Garreg Las
Why not turn a day at the Eisteddfod into a whole week of festival fun and adventure?
The Eisteddfod has a whole range of camping options to suit every kind of visitor – whether you’re after peace and quiet or ready to party!
Family campsite – perfect for those who like a bit of calm in the evenings.
Maes B – for teens who are way too cool to stay with mum and dad!
Hwyrnos – for the 21+ crowd looking for lively nights and good company.
The iconic caravan site – hugely popular and full of character!
There’s a place for everyone – but of course, you’re more than welcome to pop by just for the day too!
Looking for somewhere local to stay?
The local councils have loads of great info on lovely places to stay and explore near the Eisteddfod. Take a look at the tourism websites for:
- Visit Pembrokeshire
- Discover Ceredigion
- Discover Carmarthenshire
- Or why not check out the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority website for some inspiration?



