Brecon beacons camping

Huge Range Of Sites In Brecon. Lowest Prices - Book Online Now! Customer Satisfaction. In addition to the wonderful natural attractions you can also enjoy the thrill of sliding down a mountain on the dry ski slope which is close by, or let the horse take the strain, and go pony trekking through the National Park!

Networks of footpaths and cycle trails are webbed across the national park and at any campsite you will have good routes on your doorstep. WELCOME TO CAMP CYNRIG GLAMPING VILLAGE Let us transport you away from the trappings of modern life, however you like to unwin this is the place to do it!

Just three miles from Brecon, giving you easy access to local amenities along with the site’s excellent facilities. Also highly recommended is exploring the nearby hills and mountains that are ideal for walking, climbing, mountain biking or caving.

Whatever you choose to do, the. Lakeside Caravan Park. Expect relaxation, seclusion and freedom. Click here to watch. Brecon Beacons becomes the world’s 5th International Dark. It is a tranquil destination, perfect for accessing the Three Peaks. Bryndu is a quiet, family run caravan and camping site, set within some of the most beautiful scenery Mid Wales has to offer.

Whether camping or staying at the self-catering holiday cottage, Priory Mill is perfectly located for all sorts of local festivals, such as the Brecon Jazz Festival, the Green Man Festival at Glanusk, or the world-famous Hay Festival. Set in the idyllic open Breconshire countryside, with breathtaking views of the Beacons, Bishops Meadow offers the perfect setting for families and couples to relax, indulge, enjoy and discover the magic of Mid Wales.

FThe hostel features a comfortable lounge with plenty of sofas and armchairs, great self-catering facilities and a handy drying room for muddy clothes. Want to get cooking in our guest kitchen?

The site, The Old Rose Garden, has an informal layout – no lines of designated pitches but a variety of small private spaces in amongst the mature trees and shrubs with a central open communal space. Craig and Tamsin spent years lovingly renovating the Grade II listed Welsh longhouse where the bell tents are located.

Being too steep for sheep to climb, Craig Cerrig-gleisiad’s gaping north facing crag is covered in a plethora of vegetation. Fun fact: it’s the most. Just you, your loved ones, a crackling campfire and the best starry night sky you’ve ever seen. Eight secluded pitches scattered over ten acres with mountain views and your own ready made fire pit.

Our team will plan you a programme that makes the most of the time and allows you to try as many activities as possible. We are here to make your camping holiday as enjoyable as possible. The orchard has fire pits for our campers to use. Larger groups need to book in advance.

Many have few facilities and most cannot be used for more than days in a year, but are in attractive settings and much enjoyed by independent campers. Family glamping great for the kids.

Dog friendly glamping. Whether you’re looking to hit the shops on a city break, splash around at the coast or get lost in the highlands, we’ve got a campsite to suit you. The on-site camping area can be found in an informal, pleasant location near to the Bunkhouse and Farmhouse accommodation.

Technically it is illegal to wild camp anywhere (Scotland and Dartmoor are the exceptions it is actually legal to wild camp in any unenclosed area there). Practically though, wild camping is tolerated in most wild areas (unenclosed remote areas like the "Breacons"). Camping as it used to be! It includes the formidable Black Mountains, forests and moorland.

The park accommodates caravans, motorhomes, and tents. It also has some static caravans available for hire. The site also has a shop and pub, and the usual facilities.

This site combines the convenience of on-site facilites with the remote peaceful tranquility of the Welsh Countryside. Please note we can not accept Caravans. The camping season for Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme groups starts and ends with British Summer Time (BST). The family run site is just miles away from the historic town of Brecon with plenty of activities to offer.

Take a walk alongside the relaxing river Usk with amazing picturesque views it has to offer!