The Big Shoot - Brecon, Powys
Enjoy the hilariously fun and competitive thrills that a Clay Pigeon Shooting provides no matter your experience.
View and BookThe natural landscape of this location means you'll be surrounded by views and nature at its finest.
Our site is a level, luscious green site, surrounded by hedges and mature trees, located next to the River Usk.
Visitors to the site are treated to some majestic views of Table Mountain, the Sugarloft, Llangattock Escarpment on the edge of Mynydd Llangatwg and Black Mountains. In the next field to the site the River Usk (where it is said that in 1929 Dr Edward Bach of Bach Remedies found his first flower essence 'Mimulus' growing to perfection along the river bank) and the River Grwyney join at the edge of the field which is where the salmon exist the Grwyney for the world renown salmon leap. Visitors to our site can walk down to the river over our private field to enjoy the peace and tranquillity of a private river bank where it is only for the visitors to enjoy.
We are within walking distance of the local pub, bus stop and the historic market town of Crickhowell (which won Great British High Street Awards 2018) and has been voted the best town to live in the United Kingdom. It also has a very impressive historic bridge, castle, numerous shops, cafes, pubs with good restaurants, a library and a visitor centre with lots of useful information. Just 3 miles up the road you will find the medieval Tretower Court definitely worth a visit.
On the south side of Crickhowell further along there is Abergavenny which with its ancient castle being a particular highlight and a food festival that takes place every year in September, it also has great shopping an excellent market on a Tuesday, library, theatre, soft play area and a bus and train station.
Further afield over the beautiful Mynydd Llangatwyg you can access Llangattwg Escarpment with lovely walks along the limestone cliffs and access to caves and old quarries with amazing views. Further over the mountain you will find Blaenavon World Heritage Centre.
Walks, whether guided or unguided (the Brecon Beacons National Park produces a useful list) prove rewarding with views for miles around. Some hill walks can be done from the site. There is also an interesting circular walk around Crickhowell (details from the Crickhowell TIC).
Our site is dog friendly and dogs can be walked in the adjoining field. A games room is located at the bottom of the field adjacent to the CL, exclusively for the use of CL guests. This room includes a pool table, football table, table tennis and a seating area. (Please note that the games room is currently not available for use).
Prices
Date | Pitch + 2 Adults |
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01/03/2024 - | £18.00 |
Types of pitch: grass
Electric hook up available
Useful Info
Latest arrival time: 9:00 PM
Latest departure time: 12:00 PM
1.5 acres
Lawned site
Recycling Facilities
Offers available to Club members
Enjoy the hilariously fun and competitive thrills that a Clay Pigeon Shooting provides no matter your experience.
View and BookMaster the ancient art of archery as you hone your Robin Hood-like skills on spectacular shooting ranges.
View and BookStep back in time to 1645 and follow the traditional domestic and farming rhythms of life in the countryside.
View and BookDiscover how the distillery goes from landscape to bottle to the perfect serve with an tour and welcome drink.
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Lorraine & Jon Williams
Reviewed: 12/04/2025 08:24
Just finishing a two night break at the Two Rivers site. Met Andrea when we arrived who is very welcoming and friendly. The site is immaculate, facilities for recycling, water and chemical waste spotless. Picnic benches dotted around, sun for the whole day (we were blessed with the weather) Beautiful... Show more
Sight Seeer
Reviewed: 02/08/2024 20:53
Stayed four nights and had a wonderful time. Although the site is on the main road we weren't bothered by noise at all. Field is grass with superb views and the usual standard CL facilities. We had a visit from Andrea who is helpful and chatty. We will certainly visit... Show more
Steve John R
Reviewed: 18/07/2023 11:40
Stayed 3 nights here, well kept site with usual CL facilities. Good location to walk up the Sugar Loaf , 10 mile circuit returning back via Crickhowell. Easy flat walk into Crickhowell, some road, mainly footpath by river. Now £25 pn with elec, £22 without. Some traffic noise as next... Show more
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Reviewed: 28/08/2022 19:44
We visited this site earlier this month for a couple of nights, and could not have received a warmer welcome from the owners, Andrea and Danny. We didn’t get to meet Andrea in person (next time, hopefully!) but from start to finish, communications with her were friendly and helpful. Danny... Show more
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Reviewed: 18/07/2022 18:34
We've just had three nights on this site. Finding our way there and getting into position was easy. There is plenty of room in the field and there is electric this year too. Water and toilet emptying area is clean and looms quite new We enjoyed some cycling from the site and... Show more
RegnDixie
Reviewed: 23/06/2022 15:48
We did not get to meet the owner Andrea. The site had quite a lot of road traffic noise. We stayed in a field where the grass hadn’t been cut. The only contact was a message asking if we could depart by 10am, so we didn’t even get 24... Show more
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Reviewed: 06/09/2021 11:45
This site is perfectly located for nice walks. We walked up sugar loaf directly from the site. It has everything you need, is very pretty, well located and has lots of space. Andrea is very friendly and makes sure you have an enjoyable stay.
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Reviewed: 23/08/2021 17:13
A lovely site, clean and beautiful. We arrived and rang the owner who said we could leave payment in the postbox or bank transfer. The site has no EHU but we didn’t need it to be honest. There is a bin and recycling bins, water and an elsan. The wheelie... Show more
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Reviewed: 09/08/2021 18:09
Perfect campsite for visiting Crickhowell & climbing sugar loaf mountain. Level site with 5 pitches with picnic benches which is a nice touch. No showers, toilets or electric so you must be self contained. Outside sink for washing up with cleaning products provided, water & chemical disposal... Show more
Robaly
Reviewed: 26/06/2021 20:39
We had a lovely, one night stay at Two Rivers CL to split the journey home from North Wales to Cornwall. It was a last minute decision and at such a busy time of the year we were very lucky to find such a lovely and convenient spot. And Andrea... Show more
Lorraine & Jon Williams
Reviewed: 12/04/2025 08:24
Just finishing a two night break at the Two Rivers site. Met Andrea when we arrived who is very welcoming and friendly. The site is immaculate, facilities for recycling, water and chemical waste spotless. Picnic benches dotted around, sun for the wh...