Brecon Beacons Club Campsite
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One of the best sites we have ever stayed at. We just got back from 4 nights at this lovely site. We had booked a Serviced Pitch and it was HUGE! Friendly welcome with biscuits for the dogs. Lots of choice of pitches.
Everything was perfect. The toilet block was spotless and they have real showers! Really good shop for picking up essentials.
Although busy, it didn't feel loud or busy. The road was a bit noisy but we actually got used to it and didn't really notice it after the first day.
Location is perfect for exploring the Brecon Beacons.
Dog walk is really lovely and I actually felt the dogs were as welcome here as we were.
We will definitely be back next year. Perfect.
Great Easter Break
We had the warmest of welcomes at this site from Julie, one of the lovely wardens. Facilities were squeaky clean and the dog walk was one of the best we've seen. The dog and bike wash was appreciated too. The only down side is the road noise which others have commented upon but the general location is very good. A half hour stroll or 10 min bike ride along the attractive canal along a level gravel towpath takes you to Brecon. The Pilgrims Tearoom is in a quiet oasis in the cathedral grounds, very dog friendly and people friendly. For £20 an hour The Dragonfly company hires out day/picnic boats from the canal basin…..highly recommended. 10 mins walk along a quiet, single track lane takes you to The Three Horse Shoes (dogs allowed in bar but need to book as it gets very busy) but a less expensive option is The Bank in Brecon where dogs are very welcome everywhere. We spent most of our 4 day Easter break here walking in the mountains which form the impressive views to the south of the site. Happy to return to this lovely site.
JudeC
Reviewed on 23/04/2017 08:27
Great Easter Break
Just returned from a 4 night stay over the easter break, a really nice site very clean and spacious pitches. The toilets and showers are excellent, plenty of hot water and the staff worked hard to keep them clean. The site was full but didn't feel crowded, the wardens are very friendly and helpful. There is a very nice well stocked shop, overall we had a great time and will return soon. Thank you for a lovely stay.
Excellent Easter Break
Just returned from an Easter break. Lovely clean facilities, lovely wide pitches and we'll placed to walk into Brecon. Wardens friendly and very welcoming. This is our second visit and will definitely return again.
Excellent Easter Break
Just returned from an Easter break. Lovely clean facilities, lovely wide pitches and we'll placed to walk into Brecon. Wardens friendly and very welcoming. This is our second visit and will definitely return again.
Nice Site
Just back from an Easter Break at Brecon Caravan Club site, we were disappointed. Having read other peoples reviews were excited for our holiday, however came away feeling deflated. The site itself it nice and well kept, however it was felt very crowded to us with not much space between pitches. We have 2 children 11 and 9 and the play area was bordering on appalling, if you want to kick a ball about then it is fantastic, if you want to play on equipment anyone over the age of about 7 has only 1 item to play on, unless you include the one swing.
Dog walk is excellent, another play area by the stream is good, but you cannot allow children to use it unsupervised due to being located next to the stream.
Facilities were kept nice and clean by the wardens, however unfortunately fellow caravanners were not so considerate when they left muddy footprints in the showers. The squeegee is there for a reason, so please use it.
nicola2605
Reviewed on 18/04/2017 17:16
Spotless site in a great location
This is site is well cared for and placed in a fantastic location. The views are spectacular. Pitches are a good size and toilets and shower facilities are excellent. Local canal is a great access for Brecon town and bike rids to other well known areas such as Talybont, Crickhowell. The staff were all friendly and approachable and had good knowledge of the area.
The local pub The Three Horseshoes is dog friendly and has a good range of food. Torch is necessary if returning late.
Have visited before and will definitely visit again.
Must be one of the best!
Probably the best maintained site we have stay at - immaculate. Good size pitches with a good divide gave a great sense of space and privacy. The arrivals area is spacious with a good shop and most importantly helpful, friendly wardens who go the extra mile. The shower block was very modern and the best kept I think I have ever seen with the nice touch of piped radio 2 (if you like radio 2 that is!). The washing area was equally well maintained and there was also a free-to-use drying room - what a great idea. This is a great spot to stay to visit all the local attractions and I'm sure you will jot be disappointed. Only small niggle was a little road noise toward the western boundary, but nothing too intrusive.
Great Location, Friendly staff, We will be back
Brilliant site very well stocked shop does everything you'd ever need, plus hot fresh croissants for breakfast, lovely friendly staff, neat and very tidy site Quite close to the road so you get a little bit of road noise but didn't spoil our enjoyment . Wonderfull location walked up Pen Y Fan views from the top are amazing well recommended you need a good strong pair of walking shoes, plus food and drink for a picnic at the top, just park at Storeys Arms and start walking takes about one and a half to two hours to get to the top.
An ideal site for everyone
This is site is fabulous, the pitches are a very good size and the toilets and showers are spotless. The views of Pen-Y-Fan from the campsite on a clear day are spectacular. There is a dog friendly pub called the 3 horse shoes about a 10 minute walk away but remember to take a torch it's quite dark walking back with little lighting in places. If you want food there you need to book, we did not and they were to busy to fit us in. Brecon is approximately a 1.5 mile stroll down the canal which is lovely and there are plenty of pubs in Brecon as well as coffee shops and places to eat. Very friendly wardens. We stayed in March so the site was quiet and very relaxing, although I have stayed on a bank holiday and even though busy it is still a great place to relax.
Angieb13
Reviewed on 30/03/2017 18:19