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    • Cantref Bunkhouse Accommodation & Camping

      Cantref Bunkhouse Accommodation is situated on the foothills of the Brecon Beacons just outside of Brecon, South Wales and is the ideal retreat for wa...

    • Tan House Camping

      Set in the historic village of Longtown with its 12th century castle, a church, post office and pub, this site provides an excellent base for walking ...

    • Priory Mill Farm Camping

      Campsite If you are looking for a small-scale, low-impact, secluded place to camp, our riverside meadow may provide it. It's only a ten-minute walk f...

    • Pyscodlyn Caravan & Camping Park

      Set in the picturesque Usk Valley, this quiet family run site is 2 miles from the bustling town of Abergavenny. It is all grass with plenty of trees f...

    • Aberbran Fawr Camping and Caravan Site

      Aberbran Fawr Campsite is situated 3 miles from the historic cathedral town of Brecon just off the A40 and adjacent to the River Usk. It is a level si...

    • The Dragons Back Camping

      The Shepherds hut sleeps up to 2 people, it is fully insulated, has electric lights and power. You have your own decked area with table and chairs. Al...

    • Camp Cynrig Glamping Village

      Situated in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park you will never be short of things to do during your stay at Camp Cynrig. Walk, swim, cycle, ...

    • Lakeside Caravan Park

      Beautiful location at Llangorse Lake - camping/touring pitches available. Luxury static caravans available for hire with central heating and double gl...

    • Good Day Out

      Adventures in the Brecon Beacons! Choose from a variety of small group activities that engage you with the farming, the landscape, rural skills and wi...

    • The Dragons Back B&B

      We have four B&B rooms, a double, a double/twin, & a twin, they are all en-suite.We also have a family room, this sleeps up to 4 people, and h...

    • Cwmdu Campsite

      Escape from it all by camping in the Brecon Beacons. Bring your family and friends to along established, warm and friendlyCamping Brecon BeaconsVisit ...

    • Barons Court Caravan Park

      Barons Court CL Site is located on a smallholding of 4 acres,which has both livestock (goats,sheep, chickens and ducks) and wildlife, surrounded by st...

    • Pwll Du Adventure Centre

      Located within the Brecon Beacons National Park, the Pwll Du Adventure Centre is situated amidst spectacular scenery on the Blorenge Gilwern upland. T...

    • Glanusk Estate

      The Glanusk Estate is a private, family-owned Estate in the beautiful countryside of the Usk Valley in South Wales, just 2 and a half hours from Londo...

    • Cantref Adventure Farm

      Whatever the weather Cantref - Brecon's Biggest Adventure is a fantastic family day out in South Wales! Winners of the UK National Farm Attraction 201...

    • Llangorse Multi Activity Centre

      Llangorse Multi Activity Centre is Wales' Premier Award-Winning Indoor and Outdoor activity centre, set in the stunning Brecon Beacons National Park.F...

    • River Cabin

      River Cabin our stone eco cabin and our small campsite are located in an old cider orchard in the Upper Wye Valley on the northern edge of the Brecon ...

    • Bear Grylls Survival Academy

      Bear Grylls - the world’s most recognizable face of survival and outdoor adventure, has designed the ultimate self-rescue skills course, deliver...

    • Mountain & Water

      What would be your ideal outdoor adventure? Paddle a canoe gently along a meandering river; explore underground caverns; climb crags and cliffs; ab...

    • Penpont

      Magnificent in its grounds, and on the banks of the River Usk, Penpont lies in the middle of a 2000 acre working rural estate. The house, a centre pie...

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    • Camping

      The Brecon Beacons National Park has good quality, independently run caravan and camping sites including two Caravan Club sites and several places which have fully equipped tents and yurts to "glamp" in for as long as you like. It’s not always ne... more

    • Y Pigwn Roman marching camps

      Constructed in just a few hours, impressive marching camps like the ones at Y Pigwn were only occupied for a few nights, maybe even just one. The Roman marching camps at Y Pigwn on the lofty summits of Mynydd Bach Trecastell are thought to have b... more

    • Victim of the Beacons

      The story of little Tommy Jones August 4th, 1900, was the Saturday before the Bank Holiday. A miner from Maerdy, at the head of the Rhondda Fach, decided to take his five-year-old son with him to visit the child's grandparents who still farmed ne... more

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    • Cantref Bunkhouse Accommodation & Camping

      Cantref Bunkhouse Accommodation is situated on the foothills of the Brecon Beacons just outside of Brecon, South Wales and is the ideal retreat for wa...

    • Tan House Camping

      Set in the historic village of Longtown with its 12th century castle, a church, post office and pub, this site provides an excellent base for walking ...

    • Priory Mill Farm Camping

      Campsite If you are looking for a small-scale, low-impact, secluded place to camp, our riverside meadow may provide it. It's only a ten-minute walk f...

    • Pyscodlyn Caravan & Camping Park

      Set in the picturesque Usk Valley, this quiet family run site is 2 miles from the bustling town of Abergavenny. It is all grass with plenty of trees f...

    • Aberbran Fawr Camping and Caravan Site

      Aberbran Fawr Campsite is situated 3 miles from the historic cathedral town of Brecon just off the A40 and adjacent to the River Usk. It is a level si...

    • The Dragons Back Camping

      The Shepherds hut sleeps up to 2 people, it is fully insulated, has electric lights and power. You have your own decked area with table and chairs. Al...

    'camping' information see all

    • Camping

      The Brecon Beacons National Park has good quality, independently run caravan and camping sites including two Caravan Club sites and several places which have fully equipped tents and yurts to "glamp" in for as long as you like. It’s not always ne... more

    • Y Pigwn Roman marching camps

      Constructed in just a few hours, impressive marching camps like the ones at Y Pigwn were only occupied for a few nights, maybe even just one. The Roman marching camps at Y Pigwn on the lofty summits of Mynydd Bach Trecastell are thought to have b... more

    • Victim of the Beacons

      The story of little Tommy Jones August 4th, 1900, was the Saturday before the Bank Holiday. A miner from Maerdy, at the head of the Rhondda Fach, decided to take his five-year-old son with him to visit the child's grandparents who still farmed ne... more

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    • Camping

      The Brecon Beacons National Park has good quality, independently run caravan and camping sites including two Caravan Club sites and several places which have fully equipped tents and yurts to "glamp" in for as long as you like. It’s not always ne... more

    • Y Pigwn Roman marching camps

      Constructed in just a few hours, impressive marching camps like the ones at Y Pigwn were only occupied for a few nights, maybe even just one. The Roman marching camps at Y Pigwn on the lofty summits of Mynydd Bach Trecastell are thought to have b... more

    • Victim of the Beacons

      The story of little Tommy Jones August 4th, 1900, was the Saturday before the Bank Holiday. A miner from Maerdy, at the head of the Rhondda Fach, decided to take his five-year-old son with him to visit the child's grandparents who still farmed ne... more

    • The Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal

      Our scenic canal celebrated its 200th anniversary in 2012. This peaceful waterway was built as an industrial corridor for lime, limestone, timber, coal and iron. In its 19th century heyday, it was supported by horse-drawn tramroads that were used to ... more

    • Sailing, boating and windsurfing in the Brecon Beacons National Park

      There are plenty of enjoyable ways to get afloat in the Brecon Beacons National Park. Dinghy sailing and windsurfing on Llangorse Lake Llangorse Lake, the largest natural lake in Wales, is as scenic a place for sailing as one could hope to fin... more

    • A short history of the Brecon Beacons National Park

      The Brecon Beacons National Park was established in 1957. It was one of the first ten national parks to be created in Britain. The intention was to safeguard our beautiful, rough and dramatic landscapes, considered a priceless national asset. Pre... more

    • Craig-y-Nos circular – directions

      Way to go 1 Leave the car park via the Fish Pond, following the path to the right to cross the wooden bridge below the junction of two rivers. Follow the river upstream. Leave the Country Park by crossing the river bridge. Pass along a waymar... more

    • Plan your visit to Y Pigwn and Waun-Ddu

      Y Pigwn Roman marching camp and Waun Ddu Roman fortlet are near the Black Mountain, in the west of the Brecon Beacons National Park. If you've left your chariot at home, you may wish to travel by public transport. How to get there Nearest ... more

    • Wildlife, fungi and plant habitats in the Brecon Beacons National Park

      A wide variety of birds, animals, fungi and plants can be found in our National Park. A long as you know where to look, who knows what you will see! Biodiversity in the Brecon Beacons National Park Our National Park is a semi-natural, cultur... more

    • Health and wellbeing in the Brecon Beacons National Park

      The Brecon Beacons National Park offers peace, tranquillity and quiet enjoyment. Many people come here for healthy exercise or for inspiration, relaxation and spiritual renewal. We have plenty of suggestions for those seeking to improve their hea... more

    • Walking with Romans audio trail

      Rory your guide will lead you on a tour of Y Pigwn and Waun-Ddu along with Primus, a feisty Roman soldier.Immerse yourself in Rory's world and find out what it what it was like to be a Roman soldier. The links below allow you to listen to the full ... more

    • The Regimental Museum of The Royal Welsh, Brecon

      Opened in 1935 and formerly known as the South Wales Borderers Museum, this is recognised as one of finest regimental museums in Britain. The museum charts the history of the Royal Regiment of Wales, founded in 1689 as the 23rd and 24th Regiments... more

    • What makes the Brecon Beacons National Park a special place to visit?

      Whether you’re planning an activity-packed holiday, a heritage tour or a relaxing break, there’s a great deal to discover in the Brecon Beacons National Park. Those who live in and look after the National Park are not just connected to this p... more

    • Pen-y-Fan and Cribyn from Cwm Gwdi - directions

      Way to go 1 From the car park at the old Cwm Gwdi army camp walk up to the top of the site and cross the stile. Follow the route around the field edge to another stile and gate. Follow the path straight ahead across the grass to a stony track... more

    • 14. South Wales Borderers Museum

      The museum charts the history of the Royal Regiment of Wales including displays of the many campaigns they were involved in such as the Zulu War. The access to the museum is level. How to get there:The Museum is on The Watton next to the main ... more

    • Waun-Ddu Roman fortlet

      The soldiers stationed at Waun-Ddu quite possibly enjoyed similar panoramic mountain views to those we see today. The Roman fortlet of Waun-Ddu was a far more permanent-looking structure than the marching camps and would have been manned by betwe... more

    • Walking with Romans

      The Towy valley in Carmarthenshire was one of the critical marching routes of the Romans when they arrived on campaign in AD70. Today you can walk in their footsteps by visiting the earthworks of Y Pigwn marching camp and Waun-Ddu fortlet. more

    • Black Mountains: breathtaking views from Castell Dinas and the Gliding Club

      Head for the sky with this itinerary – and enjoy a walk to the highest Castle ruins in Wales followed by an afternoon watching the skilled pilots of the Black Mountains gliding Club soar along the mountain ridges. Start the morning with a driv... more

    • Abergavenny riverside

      The Usk up close. A gentle and easy-to-access walk along the scenic banks of the river Usk. Along the way you’ll pass verdant meadows and clear running water, see lots of wildlife – and also get an insight into the history of the gateway town ... more

    • Cycle across the beacons

      Cycle across the Brecon Beacons National Park using our new touring route, running from Llandeilo in the West to Abergavenny in the East. This new route follows a Roman Road with panoramic views of the Central Beacons, it winds along lovely country... more

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    • Cantref Bunkhouse Accommodation & Camping

      Cantref Bunkhouse Accommodation is situated on the foothills of the Brecon Beacons just outside of Brecon, South Wales and is the ideal retreat for wa...

    • Tan House Camping

      Set in the historic village of Longtown with its 12th century castle, a church, post office and pub, this site provides an excellent base for walking ...

    • Priory Mill Farm Camping

      Campsite If you are looking for a small-scale, low-impact, secluded place to camp, our riverside meadow may provide it. It's only a ten-minute walk f...

    • Pyscodlyn Caravan & Camping Park

      Set in the picturesque Usk Valley, this quiet family run site is 2 miles from the bustling town of Abergavenny. It is all grass with plenty of trees f...

    • Aberbran Fawr Camping and Caravan Site

      Aberbran Fawr Campsite is situated 3 miles from the historic cathedral town of Brecon just off the A40 and adjacent to the River Usk. It is a level si...

    • The Dragons Back Camping

      The Shepherds hut sleeps up to 2 people, it is fully insulated, has electric lights and power. You have your own decked area with table and chairs. Al...