Pandy Club Campsite

Rated 4 of 5

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Good for families

Location good for The Brecon's

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.

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Reviewed on 07/07/2016 19:45

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Rated 4 of 5

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Good for families

Enjoyable Stay at Pandy

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

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Laurie Watson

Reviewed on 03/07/2016 20:09

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Good site

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.

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Paul 23

Reviewed on 30/06/2016 15:57

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Handy Location

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.

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Reviewed on 29/06/2016 12:08

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OK but nothing special

Pleasant wardens. Not a particularly peaceful site, a railway line which was known. But is a calor gas tanker delivery before 8am on a Sunday morning absolutely necessary!

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Peggy27

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Reviewed on 26/06/2016 22:03

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A great site

Pandy is a lovely site and so many places to visit this has been the 4th time we have stayed .The wardens are most helpful and friendly besides being very hard working. The down side which is nothing to do with the site was a dog just up the road from the site who had a dog in a pen and it whined and barked for hours I fell like ringing the RSPA it spoiled the peace and quiet.Although trains run I hardly ever noticed them.

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sam1943

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Reviewed on 15/06/2016 19:01

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Handy Pandy

A lovely, spotlessly clean and friendly site. Very peaceful, but trains run nearby and often, which didn't bother us. Plenty of nice walks along footpaths by the river, which my dog loved. Centrally situated for many places to visit including, Hereford, Abergavenny, Raglan Castle, Brecon Beacons, Symonds Yat. Easy to find and get to, we will definitely visit again.

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fuff1949

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Reviewed on 14/06/2016 08:44

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Dandy Pandy

This is a beautifully located site, easy to find especially if you are coming from the M4. The hills around the site make it a very pleasant place to stay. Very good walk through the woods down to the river. Railway is quite busy but we didn't find it any problem. Facilities on site to the usual club standards and stewards friendly and helpful. Locally there is a pub just outside the camp entrance that serves good food and excellent beer. Further afield the Brecon Beacons Mountain Railway is well worth a visit as is Hereford and Hay on Wye. Be carefull leaving the site, the main road is a long straight which speed limits don't seem to count. Some very fast traffic. Would recommend and would certainly use this site again.

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perrysinwb

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Reviewed on 12/06/2016 17:59

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Surly, unfriendly warden

We arrived at this site at the stroke of 8pm on Friday 10 June to stay until Sunday morning, having had a really fraught drive in heavy traffic; we were quite prepared to find the barriers locked against us, but discovered there was another 'van in front of us, so we were allowed in. However, the male warden was surly, sullen and taciturn - we were not made to feel at all welcome. He told us that we would have to go to reception at 9:30 on Saturday morning to pay for our pitch. My partner duly paid up & the lady there was really friendly & very helpful. Later that morning, the male warden came by our 'van & began to pull bits of greenery off the hedgerow for no apparent reason - I looked at him & smiled, but he just scowled & turned away, ignoring us completely. It is a lovely little site, but one I think we won't visit again in a hurry until the male warden has a charisma makeover.

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cmfarrell

Reviewed on 12/06/2016 16:15

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Good for families

Nice, Small site - but be aware of the impact of the trains

The first thing you notice on arrival is how small the site is. It is very compact and that also applies to the hard standing pitches which are generally no more than 5m wide. They are too small to allow car, caravan, awning side-by-side, and as a consequence people park their cars at the front of their pitch which adds to the complexity of navigating the site. If you have a wider awning then maybe one of the grass pitches would suit and there are a few (~5) that would allow you to pitch in that way. The site is kept immaculately clean and tidy as are the facilities. The biggest issue with the site are the trains. The site is approx 50m from a very busy railway line which seems to start around 6am with both passenger and freight train traffic. For those who have stayed at Betwys-y-Coed, the noise experience and proximity is similar but much more frequent. You'll probably experience a train every 5 mins during the day at Pandy. Overall a very nice site in a lovely location.

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Huw Edwards

Reviewed on 09/06/2016 08:14

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