Enjoyable Stay
OK the sons of the train running past the site was off putting at first but it soon became part of the charm. Facilities are very good and the staff friendly and approachable. We will certainly visit again.
Pandy Club Campsite
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Wales holiday
The site would be great quite site if it was not for the train track running adjacent to the site,as at night time freight trains shake you out off caravans!!!! This is between the hours off 1.30a.m/4.30.a.m then the normal trains start!!!
Great Site but in need of an update
We stayed at this site and used the local bus service to visit Abergavenny twice. The service is generally reliable but rural means one bus every 2 hours. Anyway, there are plenty of shops in the town and we found it a very friendly place.
The site was small and pretty good. The trains did not disturb us.
The toilet block, although kept clean as usual by the warden staff was in desperate need of an update and this aspect was disappointing.
The dog walk is one of the best we've seen taking you into the woods and next to a delightful river.
Probably use the site again to explore this part of the country more.
A Real Gem
We visit the site a few times each year and the standards remain consistently high. The location is good with a traditional dog friendly pub on the doorstep (Pandy Inn) serving good food. The trains are the only distraction from this peaceful site and even then they provide a good talking point, especially the steam and freight trains. Access is good to the surrounding area which is stunning and a great example of the lovely Welsh valleys. Pitches are well laid out and the Wardens are helpful and courteous.
Lovely site
we love this site have been a few times and know the area, site wardens very friendly and helpful. I don't know why people moan about the trains, yes some are louder but not like being near a high speed line. Such beautiful countryside, highly recommend take- away from pub.
Smivvers
Reviewed on 14/08/2016 19:27
A little bit of paradise
We stayed at Pandy for 7 nights at the end of July.
What a gem of a site. The sound of the river running on site, totally relaxed me in the evenings.
The trains going passed were not a problem at all.
Our dogs loved the dog walk and the fun to be had in the river.
Lovely and clean site with good showers.
Good amount of things to do in the area, and all easily accessible.
Hope to visit this site again.
Well worth a second visit
Having stayed on this site for two nights at the beginning of June, I returned for a week at the end of July to explore the area further. For the first week of the summer holidays, the site was wonderfully tranquil and after the first night, I hardly noticed the noise of the trains at all. The area has so much to offer with the Black Mountains on your doorstep and Monmouthshire and the Wye Valley within a short drive. The dog walk is fabulous and my girls loved cooling off in the river after a long walk. Pandy is defiantly a site that I would return to again if coming back to the area.
Toilets
The whole site is tidy and neat and so are the toilets ...but.... isn't it about time that a few more of our sites had the toilet facilities updated !! A huge amount of money is spent on hardstandings etc but how about a bit more cash on the facilities?
Pandy
Nice site but the noise of trains especially goods trains is a bit annoying. On another issue I think the club is becoming a dog and caravan club, one caravan brought 5 dogs. Peeing and crapping, though most is picked up, is putting me off.
Time to charge for them and a limit of 2 dogs.
Even the site staff were fed up with dog muck on the grass. It only takes one member to not pick up.
A super hot week in Wales
We were returning for our third visit to Pandy. We were lucky enough to be there on the hottest week of the year in July and parked on the only hard standing which had tree shade over the lunch period for which we became extremely grateful, Despite the fact that the silver birch trees suddenly decided to shed their leaves and seeds in great clouds through our open roof hatches. I see that others have complained about the trains - yes they do pass quite frequently but they were never a problem and we both slept extremely well. I remember observing that the nearby main road carried very little traffic - so again - no problems with road noise that I can recall. As Pandy almost falls outside the Welsh border, you can use an English bus pass to Hereford - but not into Abergavenny. Another plus for us was the fact that despite it being the start of the school holidays, very few children were in evidence (not a lot for them on site and no local beaches) So it was virtually an 'adults only' site.
ElsieKate
Reviewed on 31/07/2016 18:03