Pont Kemys Caravan Park
This peaceful park lies adjacent to the River Usk only eight miles from Abergavenny and four miles from the town of Usk. Pont Kemys is a family run park which has been developed after a long association with caravanners and campers.
Whilst the site is in a peaceful location, many tourist attractions and places of interest are close at hand or are easily accessible due to good road links.
· Facilities block, well equipped with toilets, wash basins, showers, hand & hair dryers. ALL FREE
· New adult only area with fully serviced super-pitches
· Disabled person toilet/shower room
· Baby changing room
· Laundry room - washers and driers
· Washing up room
· Television lounge
· All caravan pitches with electric hook ups
· Reception area and shop - gas, basic provisions, newspapers to order
· Separate dog exercise area
· Public Telephone
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Whilst the site is in a peaceful location, many tourist attractions and places of interest are close at hand or are easily accessible due to good road links.
· Facilities block, well equipped with toilets, wash basins, showers, hand & hair dryers. ALL FREE
· New adult only area with fully serviced super-pitches
· Disabled person toilet/shower room
· Baby changing room
· Laundry room - washers and driers
· Washing up room
· Television lounge
· All caravan pitches with electric hook ups
· Reception area and shop - gas, basic provisions, newspapers to order
· Separate dog exercise area
· Public Telephone
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Chainbridge
Abergavenny
Monmouthshire
NP7 9DS
Tel: 01873 880688
Fax: 01873 880270
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Abergavenny
Monmouthshire
NP7 9DS
Tel: 01873 880688
Fax: 01873 880270
Visit website
Email
Parc Bryn Bach
Parc Bryn Bach is conveniently situated just off the A465 in the Heart of the South Wales Valleys, set in 340 acres of mixed grass and woodland and has a 36-acre lake as its focal point.
The Park offers something for all, whether you are strolling or cycling around the lake, having a picnic or barbeque with the family or participating in the many adventure activities available at the Park. There is also a recent addition of a closed circuit cycling track with more cycling initiatives planned.
The Park is ideally situated on the doorstep of the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains and the Visitors Centre and Bunkhouse accommodation offers an ideal base for cyclists and walkers to explore the rich heritage, beautiful countryside and wildlife it offers.
Parc Bryn Bach has a 40 pitch caravan and campsite which is open all year round. Located on the lakeside and a few metres away from the park's visitor centre. The Site is graded 3 star by the Wales Tourist Board star grading scheme.
The facilities available include:
Showers
Laundry Facilities - Washing Machine, Tumble Dryer and Iron
Toilets
Drying Room
Shaving points
Chemical Disposal Point
Public Telephone
Water Point
30 Electric Hook-up points
All the above are available 24 hours through a swipe card access system.
When the Visitor Centre is open (normally 8.30am to 7.00pm summer/8.30am to 4.00pm winter) there is an information service, souvenir shop, a licensed restaurant serving snacks and light meals and an exhibition area. A room is also available for hire to caravan and campsite users.
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The Park offers something for all, whether you are strolling or cycling around the lake, having a picnic or barbeque with the family or participating in the many adventure activities available at the Park. There is also a recent addition of a closed circuit cycling track with more cycling initiatives planned.
The Park is ideally situated on the doorstep of the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains and the Visitors Centre and Bunkhouse accommodation offers an ideal base for cyclists and walkers to explore the rich heritage, beautiful countryside and wildlife it offers.
Parc Bryn Bach has a 40 pitch caravan and campsite which is open all year round. Located on the lakeside and a few metres away from the park's visitor centre. The Site is graded 3 star by the Wales Tourist Board star grading scheme.
The facilities available include:
Showers
Laundry Facilities - Washing Machine, Tumble Dryer and Iron
Toilets
Drying Room
Shaving points
Chemical Disposal Point
Public Telephone
Water Point
30 Electric Hook-up points
All the above are available 24 hours through a swipe card access system.
When the Visitor Centre is open (normally 8.30am to 7.00pm summer/8.30am to 4.00pm winter) there is an information service, souvenir shop, a licensed restaurant serving snacks and light meals and an exhibition area. A room is also available for hire to caravan and campsite users.
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Glen Trothy Caravan & Camping
Glen Trothy is set in tranquil secluded countryside in the quiet village of Mitchel Troy , 1½ miles from Monmouth, lying at the portals of two of the most bewitching areas imaginable; the spiralling Wye Valley and the lush Royal Forest of Dean. The countryside is both picturesque and remarkably varied; the whole area steeping in history, castles and abbeys, not forgetting the many varied local attractions. The park it self is peaceful and secluded but easily accessible.
The site consists of 6½ acres with the River Trothy, from which it gets its name, flows beside the longest boundary.
There are 74 pitches for touring caravans all in one field, and 50 pitches for tent campers spread over a further two fields. All the touring pitches have electric hook-ups, also several in the tenting field (10 amps) and water points.
Propane and butane gas and camping gaz are available.
The children's play area is centrally situated with swings, climbing frame, play deck and cabin, ladders, a climbing wall and sand pit.
Public kiosk.
Seasonal pitches occasionally available.
Glen Trothy reception area
Amenities are particularly good, with toilet blocks, excellent hot showers, hand and hairdryers (including sockets for using your own dryers), razor points, laundry facilities, washing up room and chemical disposal point. Facilities are also provided for the disabled.
Caravan awning - length of caravan only and no more than 8 foot wide Tents - maximum 16foot x 16foot. Larger tents would require two pitches. Regret No Dogs allowed.
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The site consists of 6½ acres with the River Trothy, from which it gets its name, flows beside the longest boundary.
There are 74 pitches for touring caravans all in one field, and 50 pitches for tent campers spread over a further two fields. All the touring pitches have electric hook-ups, also several in the tenting field (10 amps) and water points.
Propane and butane gas and camping gaz are available.
The children's play area is centrally situated with swings, climbing frame, play deck and cabin, ladders, a climbing wall and sand pit.
Public kiosk.
Seasonal pitches occasionally available.
Glen Trothy reception area
Amenities are particularly good, with toilet blocks, excellent hot showers, hand and hairdryers (including sockets for using your own dryers), razor points, laundry facilities, washing up room and chemical disposal point. Facilities are also provided for the disabled.
Caravan awning - length of caravan only and no more than 8 foot wide Tents - maximum 16foot x 16foot. Larger tents would require two pitches. Regret No Dogs allowed.
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Trefaldu Fishery Camping And Caravan Park
We are opening a small touring caravan and camping park with room for twelve caravans or tents for the convenience of our patrons. We are situated close to the Wye Valley near Monmouth. The site has a beautiful view of our fishing lakes. Each pitch has electric hook up (10 Amp) and room for an awning and one car. There is, also, a drinking water point and chemical toilet disposal facilities.
We have a small toilet block with disabled access and shower. To enable you to spend more time fishing we, also, have a lakeside snack bar serving hot and cold food which is very popular for it's breakfast rolls and burgers. Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead at all times because of the livestock. We have a paddock available to exercise them but please clean up after them. We, also, have many walks around the farm; please ask for directions. Fishing tickets for the duration of your stay must be purchased on arrival,
available at special rate.
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We have a small toilet block with disabled access and shower. To enable you to spend more time fishing we, also, have a lakeside snack bar serving hot and cold food which is very popular for it's breakfast rolls and burgers. Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead at all times because of the livestock. We have a paddock available to exercise them but please clean up after them. We, also, have many walks around the farm; please ask for directions. Fishing tickets for the duration of your stay must be purchased on arrival,
available at special rate.
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Pandy Caravan Club Site
The river Honddu runs on the western boundary, and the majestic Skirrid rises in full view of the site, which is level, green and scattered with mature trees. Abergavenny has a fine castle. Walkers will be delighted to try out the Offa's Dyke Path, which runs on the border between England and Wales and will give you a good feel for the splendid countryside. There are many other walks, guided or unguided (the Brecon Beacons National Park produces a useful list), and for those who like a walk with a purpose in the evening, there are no fewer than eight pubs in the vicinity, with the nearest a mere 50yds stroll away. The area is littered with historical buildings which speak of the unsettled and sometimes battle-torn history of the borders. For one of many magnificent views head to Symonds Yat Rock with breathtaking views over the lazy River Wye. MD Tue & Fri.
Important Information
No oufits over 30ft due to pitch sizes. No arrivals before 12 noon.
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Important Information
No oufits over 30ft due to pitch sizes. No arrivals before 12 noon.
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Llanthony Campsite
Camping is available in a nearby field. There are not many facilities here other than a tap for drinking water, and toilets.
£3.00 per person per night
£1.50 for children, and D of E participants
There is no need for individuals to book. Just call at the farmhouse when you arrive, or, if there is no one there, pitch your tent in the field below the barns. Colin (right) will come round in the morning, or again, please call at the farmhouse.
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£3.00 per person per night
£1.50 for children, and D of E participants
There is no need for individuals to book. Just call at the farmhouse when you arrive, or, if there is no one there, pitch your tent in the field below the barns. Colin (right) will come round in the morning, or again, please call at the farmhouse.
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Pyscodlyn Caravan Park
Welcome
Pyscodlyn Farm Caravan & Camping Site is a family run site, located in the picturesque Usk Valley, within the boundaries of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
The site is grass, level and has plenty of trees for shelter.
Toilets, showers and laundry facilities are on site. Hot water is always available.
There are 30 electric hook-up points (10 amp).
Dogs are welcome and an excercise area is provided.
There is a modern, six berth caravan for hire. It has a bathroom with toilet and shower, fully equipped kitchen including microwave, fridge and cooker, two bedrooms - 1 double, 1 twin and a bed can also be made up in the living room. All bed linen is supplied and the cost is between £200 - £250 per week.
Short breaks are available low season.
Surrounding Area
Abergavenny is a bustling market town. It has a blend of traditional shops and modern supermarkets.
Its long and facinating history is reflected in the many features of the town - the Castle, the 11th century Priory Church and the Victorian Town Hall. The Linda Vista Gardens are a delight for all to explore.
Walkers - of all abilities are spoilt for choice. Abergavenny's sheltering mountains form a chain, linking the Black Mountains with the Brecon Beacons. The Sugar Loaf Mountain and the River Usk are both within easy walking distance. Exploring the Mon and Brecon Canal provides gentle walks with stunning scenery.
The area is also used for cycling. Abergavenny is included on the Sustrans 42 cycle route. Bike hire can be arranged for you. Mountain bikers are spoilt for choice.
The county of Monmouthshire is a haven for golfers. There are two 18 hole courses in Abergavenny and several others within half an hours driving time (including the Celtic Manor which will be hosting the Ryder Cup in 2010).
The River Usk is famous for its trout and salmon. Tickets can be issued at Pyscodlyn to fish a 1 and a half mile stretch of the river bank. There are also well stocked reservoirs within easy travelling distance. Coarse fishing is available on the local canal.
The River Usk - 15 minutes walk from Pyscodlyn. The area can be explored on horseback as there are excellent trekking and riding centres, catering for beginners and experienced riders.
Hang Gliding, caving, abseiling and orienteering are locally catered for.
Museums, castles, historic railways, gardens, Abergavenny Borough Theatre -The list is endless!
Something for everyone.
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Pyscodlyn Farm Caravan & Camping Site is a family run site, located in the picturesque Usk Valley, within the boundaries of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
The site is grass, level and has plenty of trees for shelter.
Toilets, showers and laundry facilities are on site. Hot water is always available.
There are 30 electric hook-up points (10 amp).
Dogs are welcome and an excercise area is provided.
There is a modern, six berth caravan for hire. It has a bathroom with toilet and shower, fully equipped kitchen including microwave, fridge and cooker, two bedrooms - 1 double, 1 twin and a bed can also be made up in the living room. All bed linen is supplied and the cost is between £200 - £250 per week.
Short breaks are available low season.
Surrounding Area
Abergavenny is a bustling market town. It has a blend of traditional shops and modern supermarkets.
Its long and facinating history is reflected in the many features of the town - the Castle, the 11th century Priory Church and the Victorian Town Hall. The Linda Vista Gardens are a delight for all to explore.
Walkers - of all abilities are spoilt for choice. Abergavenny's sheltering mountains form a chain, linking the Black Mountains with the Brecon Beacons. The Sugar Loaf Mountain and the River Usk are both within easy walking distance. Exploring the Mon and Brecon Canal provides gentle walks with stunning scenery.
The area is also used for cycling. Abergavenny is included on the Sustrans 42 cycle route. Bike hire can be arranged for you. Mountain bikers are spoilt for choice.
The county of Monmouthshire is a haven for golfers. There are two 18 hole courses in Abergavenny and several others within half an hours driving time (including the Celtic Manor which will be hosting the Ryder Cup in 2010).
The River Usk is famous for its trout and salmon. Tickets can be issued at Pyscodlyn to fish a 1 and a half mile stretch of the river bank. There are also well stocked reservoirs within easy travelling distance. Coarse fishing is available on the local canal.
The River Usk - 15 minutes walk from Pyscodlyn. The area can be explored on horseback as there are excellent trekking and riding centres, catering for beginners and experienced riders.
Hang Gliding, caving, abseiling and orienteering are locally catered for.
Museums, castles, historic railways, gardens, Abergavenny Borough Theatre -The list is endless!
Something for everyone.
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Wernddu Farm Golf Club
Wernddu is an undulating parkland course with magnificent views over Abergavenny and the Black Mountains. A long front nine combined with a shorter back nine provide a challenging round of golf for golfers of all standards.
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