We stayed for 5 nights 16 -21 July
A small site but quite open, we had a pitch in the middle, it was very hot when we stayed, with very little shade,the dog walk very small but the river a bonus and the Dog loved a splash to cool off. The grounds are very well maintained and so are all the facilities,the showers a little old,but worked very well and very clean. A little disappointed on arrival no flowers at reception,CC sites always make an effort. come on Pandy, don't let the side down.
As for the trains, well they can be annoying especially when the freight trains go through,quiet at the weekend but Mon - Wed they were running to very late in the evening.
In all we would stay again,as a stop over.
We have stayed at Pandy a few times now and cannot fault this site. Â The wardens are helpful and friendly. Â Lola our dog loves the dog walk and especially the stream where she can build a damn with the pebbles (I think she is part beaver lol).
The showers are amazing, lots of pressure and not on a stop start which can be annoying at other sites.
The pub is friendly and the food is very good. Â The area is beautiful and tranquil. Â If you are lucky enough to catch it at the right time, the duck race and village fete at skenfrith is a must especially when the weather is good.
Fabulous site, Abergavenny is beautiful and even the trains nearby can be soothing.
We stayed here for 6 nights last week. It a very quite site, with very little distractions..although the it sit on the walking route of Offers Dyke it was very difficult to find the very very overgrown path an we had to use the road. Â Walking route information was very limited unless you bought a book!Â
We visited in late May/June after an earlier cancelled trip. It's easy to fine and in a good central spot for sightseeing. Very clean and well maintained with very pleasant and helpful wardens. Really don't worry about the railway - there are very few trains and they are hardly disturbing. We backed on to the river and enjoyed the sound of rushing water. However, if you want evening sun for your g&t's, park in the middle of the site because the trees obscure the sun later in the day if you are around the outside. Lots of places to visit from this site but one thing that we noticed. Although there are lots of footpaths around this site, I don't think the landowners are very keen on walker because we found some signs turned round and one or two broken off and thrown into bushes. Clearly the local footpath officer doesn't walk them very often. But if you can find your way up onto the Offa's Dyke path, the views are fantastic. A lovely stay (and very nice weather too!)
As usual, the wardens manage the site efficiently, its amazing how the trees on and around the site have grown which unfortuanately obscure the views to the surrounding hills. The toilet block is increasingly looking tired internally and the original hardstanding pitches need more chippings as rainwater leaves dirty water puddles in places on the hardstanding. The site is ideal for walking and site seeing, as the site has very limited interests for children the site would make an ideal all adult site that the club would see occuppied throughout the season.
First time to Pandy and we were aware of reviews of the site so it was with a little concern about the railway we decided to visit. Yes the trains run very close to the site but they are up on a high embankment shielded by mature trees and they pass through quickly. The normal peace of the site greatly out ways the occasional train and at weekends the trains are few. The very secure fencing all around the site ensures absolute safety from both the railway and the river.
There is a well maintained play area and the dog walk although short through a small wood is a pleasure. The wardens are excellent and very welcoming and keep the site and the adequate toilet block in an immaculate condition. We had a very peaceful four days and look forward to visiting again.
We love the Brecon's and visit often this site is spot on for the East area of the Brecon's.
Great site for the local pub a short walk away. Just off the main road turn right out of the gate and under the railway bridge or turn left for country roads.
Warden was very helpful and all facilities were what you expect from CC site.
We stayed here for 8 nights from 22 June for 8 nights and enjoyed our stay. The wardens were friendly and welcoming. There is no shop to speak of but there was a shop about 1 mile away. This site is more suited to adults as there were few facilities for children. We had pitch 36. We had several choices but picked this as advised by the wardens. There is a single toilet block which is starting to show its age but was very clean and fully functional. We normally only stay once at a caravan site but would happily visit here again. The train and some slight road noise was not a problem and quiet at weekends. Access to the site is very good. There is a pub within a few hundred metres but did not visit it
This is a lovely site set in a beautiful location, there are trains passing by, but Saturday and Sunday we were there they did not bother us. Abergavenny is a nice town to visit also Raglan castle is well worth a visit. Grand children enjoyed, it was our first visit here and will come back again.
Stayed here 3 nights. Apart from the trains, which seemed to only run during the day - I certainly didn't hear them at night - a peaceful site in a very convenient location. Enjoyed having access to the Offa's Dyke footpath, from which there are fantastic views.