Welcome- to our brand-new luxury campsite situated in the beautiful Wye Valley, near the Welsh border and the foothills of the Black Mountains. Come and enjoy exceptional views from the lakeside setting.

Facilities include:

- hard standing for vehicles
- electric hook-ups
- adjacent water taps
- separate grassed area for tents
- first-class toilet and shower block with central heating
- disabled facilities

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Penlan Caravan Park and Camp Site is the perfect resting point from which to explore Mid Wales and the black and white villages of Herefordshire.

A warm welcome awaits your arrival. We are sure you will immediately appreciate the unrivalled views across Herefordshire and Wales, from the Brecon Beacons and the Black Mountains to the west, the Cotswolds in the south and the Malvern Hills in the East.

The Caravan Park and Camp Site is small, secluded and peaceful, suitable for 12 touring caravans or tents. We have electrical hookup for ten pitches. For your comfort, we provide an immaculate heated toilet and shower block for your use at no extra charge.
Nearby attractions
* Good hill and mountain walking
* Hay on Wye and its renowned bookshops
* Brecon Beacons National Park
* Cwmmau Farmhouse (National Trust)
* Kington Golf Course
* Canoeing on the River Wye
* Mountain Pony Trekking
* Some good places to wine and dine

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Wye valley camping at "The Pound" provides a fun and economical base from which to explore this beautiful part of the world. With easy access to the River Wye, it makes an ideal base for exploring the river by canoe or kayak. The campsite is a popular stopping-off point for anyone making an extended canoe tour of the river.
Facilities

* The campsite has an amenities block which includes power showers and toilets.
* Breakfast is available at "The Pound" if you're too relaxed to prepare you own (please order the evening before).
* Lunches and evening meals are available at the nearby "Boat Inn".
* A small shop is located at the nearby petrol station if you need to replenish your supplies.
* A fishing boat and/or rod & tackle are available for hire.

Don't forget, if you're in the middle of a long trek by canoe or foot, and you think you've earned a little luxury, consider staying at the B&B instead.

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Opened in 1996, Broadmeadow Caravan and Camping Park, Tourist Board 5-Star Rated, conveniently situated in Ross-on-Wye, invites you to sample the delights of the surrounding Wye Valley and the Forest of Dean.

Steeped in a wealth of history and natural beauty together with the neighbouring counties of Gloucestershire, Worcestershire and Gwent, it supplies breathtaking scenery to charm the most discerning visitor.

St Mary's Church dominates any view of Ross-on-Wye, and the picturesque streets of the small market town enhance the pleasure of shopping.
Camp site with St Mary's Church in the background.

Sporting facilities in the town comprise an indoor swimming pool, putting green and tennis courts.
Golfing and mini-bus tours, pony trekking, fishing, cycling, or mountain biking, cinemas, horse racing and river cruises are all available in the area.

The Wye Valley Walk, Offa's Dyke Walk and the Black Mountains are all within easy reach to further tempt holidaymakers.

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This four star Caravan Park has been developed over many years and is set in the beautiful Wye Valley at Symonds Yat West. The Park is just one hour's drive from Birmingham, Bristol and Cardiff, and is ideally situated for touring and the many places of interest nearby or walking the country lanes to enjoy the panoramic views that surround the park.

The historic town of Monmouth, with its renowned Nelson Museum, is five miles away, as is the market town of Ross-on-Wye.

The resoundingly beautiful Forest of Dean is within fifteen minutes drive of the Park and many happy hours can be spent trailing along the forest paths and cycle routes or picknicking at specially prepared areas.

Also within easy reach are Goodrich and Chepstow Castles, Tintern Abbey and the world famous Symonds Yat Rock with its seven counties view and the RSPB supervised viewpoint of the Peregrine Falcons.

The Park has its own Reception office, laundrette, public telephone and a large recreation area for ball games etc. Fishing, boating, golf, horse and mountain bike riding is available locally.

A warden is resident on the Park throughout the year.

All makes of new caravans can be supplied, subject to availability, together with quality previously owned caravans. The annual fees are very competitive.

All holiday let caravans are fully services, fully equipped and maintained to a very high standard.

Showers, toilets and electric 'hook-ups' are installed for camping and touring caravans, which are catered for in a separate area.

A traditional country public house, The Wye Knot Inn, is situated on the edge of the Park. A fine selection of ales and wines are stocked and superb bar snacks and meals are available.

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Outdoor folk will be spoiled for choice at this former Victorian rectory, set in 25 acres of relaxing riverside grounds with splendid views of the Royal Forest of Dean and Symonds Yat rock. Hire a canoe and take in the picturesque valley from the River Wye or choose pedal power to explore the Forest of Dean. Walkers will find miles of footpaths to follow - we recommend you start with the Wye Valley Walk which runs past the door.

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Poston Mill Park is set in 33 acres of glorious Herefordshire countryside in the heart of the Golden Valley alongside the beautiful small River Dore. The valley gets its name from the French word "d'or" meaning "gold".

The park is impressive, not only in our opinion but to prove this we've won a clutch of awards, including a recent David Bellamy Conservation Gold Award. We've also been graded 5 star by the Tourist Board, 4 pennants by the AA, a top 100 Family Park in the UK by Practical Caravan and the Calor Most Improved Park. We are members of the Best of British Holiday & Touring parks, a group of 50 of the best privately owned holiday parks in the UK.

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Your touring caravan is welcome at Lucksall, and tents can be pitched on smooth mown grass. A separate rally field provides room for larger club gatherings of tents and caravans.

Lucksall caravan and camping park really does offer the best access to Herefordshire countryside at its best. Camp in the heart of the Wye Valley and stay at an English Nature Site of Special Scientific Interest.

The park is approximately nine acres of flat close - mown grassland bordered on one side by the River Wye and closely bordered on the other side by woodland. It is ideally suited to all types of mobile holiday accommodation for guests who prefer a natural inland park giving space, freedom, peace and quiet.

Well supervised children are welcome at LucksallWell supervised children are welcome at Lucksall, but due to our rural location we endeavour to preserve the peaceful country atmosphere of the park and therefore do not have a swimming pool, amusements, clubhouse/bar or children's entertainment.

Well behaved dogs are welcome at LucksallWell behaved dogs are also welcome at Lucksall but MUST be kept on a lead at all times whilst on the park, exercised in the area provided and not allowed to foul the park.

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Formerly Forest Park Caravan Site.

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Free Hot Showers, toilets, washing up room, hairdryer in ladies showers, free ice pack freezing, chemical toilet disposal point and battery charging. Our new reception cabin houses a small shop selling a range of basic items plus ice creams, sweets, and hot & cold drinks. Full Calor and Camping Gaz exchange facilities now available. A tumble dryer & washing machine is also available for campers (charge applies). The nearest shop is a Spar (1 1/2 miles). For a wider range of provisions Monmouth is only 4 miles away.

We cater for all forms of tent camping from one-man back-packers to trailer tents, electric hook-up pitches also available. We can take motorcampers up to 23ft long (we now have four hardstandings for motorcampers) however we are not able to take touring caravans. We only have 27 pitches in total - so booking is advisable to avoid disappointment.

We are often asked if there is a pub serving food within walking distance.... the answer is yes, there are three - however bear in mind that whilst they are only about 1 1/4 - 1 1/2 miles away - they are all on the river and that is 100 metres lower than the campsite. The nearest can be walked to in about 25 minutes. The shortest routes are not suitable for pushchairs, but there are alternative (but longer) easier routes. They are delightful walks, with an abundance of wildlife and caves to spot on the way, and you certainly feel that you have earned your pint / meal when you arrive. One of them has a shortcut across the river via a rope ferry! If you prefer to drive then it only takes about 5 minutes.

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Four Star Holiday Touring and Camping Park
The spacious 34-pitch secluded touring caravan area is provided, with generous spacing between caravans, set in a separate level parkland area with 16 Amp electricity hook-ups.

Toilets and hot shower facilities are provided with waste water and cassette toilet disposal nearby. A launderette with metered washing/drying and free ironing facility is provided. Fresh water supply/waste water disposal points are situated throughout the touring site.

A small number of tents can also be accommodated with hot & cold water washing up facilities and use of the new shower & loo block.



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