Pandy Club Campsite

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Excellent site but…

It’s our first time at Pandy and the site has excellent facilities. It’s in a very handy location for walking and visiting all this part of Wales has to offer. Super friendly team or wardens who obviously work very hard to keep the site at a high standard. The but is what on earth is going on with the huge variety of pitch sizes? If you pay for a pitch with awning you don’t expect to get one that’s so small you can just squeeze your van and awning on with no room for a vehicle which has to be parked in the car park. Why these are alongside the usual sized pitches with awnings is a mystery. We compare with comments from other members that the club is overcharging for the small pitches and that these should be non awning pitches.

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Converys

Reviewed on 03/05/2024 07:00

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Brilliant site!

Recently stayed at the Pandy site for 3 nights. To say I was impressed is an understatement. Starting with our arrival the wardens were super helpful and friendly. The pitch we chose was huge and well kept and level. Ok there is some noise from the trains going by but after a day we didn’t even notice. The newly refurbished facilities were second to none. Loved the new look and murals made it feel homely. They were kept spotlessly clean. Loved the new addition of a tool kit just outside the toilet block helpful if needed. The old Pandy inn just outside the site was an added bonus had a nice meal and drink one night. Also if your a motorhomer having the bus stop just a 100mtrs from the site gaining you easy access to both Hereford and Abergavenny was a bonus. Highly recommend this site and Will definitely stay again.

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Sharon1959

Motorhomer

Reviewed on 28/04/2024 14:48

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Excellent Site

This an extremely well managed site in a great location, especially for those who enjoy walking or cycling. The Site has recently had an upgrading and with that has come a "price hike". The wardens are a lovely couple who are very welcoming and accommodating and nothing was too much trouble for them,. The Location is first class sitting on the border between Wales and England with access to the interesting City of Hereford and the ancient border towns of Abergavenny and Monmouth. This is excellent walking country which offers relaxed walking along the Brecon/Newport Canal, or for the more adventurous walker, exceptional walks in the Brecon Beacons National Park or the Black Mountains. The Skirrid and the Sugar Loaf mountain walks are a little bit more demanding but well worth doing. There is a good choice of local pubs and eating houses, in particular the Skirrid Inn, which is 1.5 miles away and which is purported to be the Oldest Inn in Wales, offering excellent choice of drinks and an extensive food menu at reasonable prices. All in all a perfect little location which we will be returning to in the future. Only downside is the Pitch Fee which we feel is overpriced, generally.

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Fran57

Reviewed on 21/04/2024 17:25

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Great Wardens but over priced

Recently returned from the Pandy site having stopped over the Easter weekend. Can't fault the wardens but the club has hiked the price on this site due to a recent refurb costing £40 a night at peak time. The site is small which isn't a problem but most of the pitches with awnings are not big enough to take an awning and a car ,we had to park in the carpark. The club needs to change most of the pitches to non awning. The Recently refurbished shower block now has shower cubicles with not where to sit. No bench or stool provided. Running along the side of the site on an embankment is a train line with trains running 24/7 ,be prepared to be woken up in the early hours. On the plus side there is nice walking around the lanes behind the site and the Pandy Inn right next to the site a nice place to go for food and drink. The club really shouldn't charge the prices they are for this site.

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sparky46

Caravanner

Reviewed on 03/04/2024 18:47

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Lovely site

Lovely site, immaculately kept especially given the amount of rain we've had. If I could give it 6 stars I would for the wardens alone. Great welcome on arrival, and good to enjoy a laugh after a long day at work and travelling. Yes you can hear the trains but it's not intrusive, I get more noise at home from the road Had a lovely Sunday roast in the pub on the corner, huge portions and its dog friendly. We will definitely be staying again.

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simon and debi

Motorhomer

Reviewed on 27/03/2024 16:21

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First time stay, would recommend

First visit to Pandy campsite. Tried to stay here last year but it was shut due to refurbishment. Site and pitches are flat, hardstanding's spacious and tidy although its clear due to the churned up green areas that either the internal roads are too narrow or there had been poor driving of their units by some members. Wardens were very welcoming and helpful, and the facilities were recently refurbished and spotless. Had a lovely meal at the Old Pandy Inn, less than 100 yds from site, also recently re-opened. Had a lovely cycle ride to Llanthony Priory on cycle route 46, where's there is a lovely café. Took the bus to Abergavenny and to Hereford, from stops not far from the Old Pandy Inn, both towns are well worth a visit. Didn't do the place justice by only staying 4 nights, so will have to come back.

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peaf1997

Motorhomer from Flintshire

Reviewed on 18/03/2024 21:12

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Excellent Site

Stayed for 12 nights in September. Site had been closed for updating and the result was excellent. The wardens, Bill and Julie, were friendly and obviously take pride in the site. Surrounding area well worth a visit. Will definitely be returning.

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Anthony13

from Dyfed

Reviewed on 30/09/2023 11:52

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Enjoyed our stay

The site reopened 2 weeks ago. Bill and Julie were the most welcoming managers we have met this year . The facilities block is the new design, spotlessly clean but find it difficult not having a bench in the shower to sit on when getting dressed The site is peaceful and well kept, occasional train noise but did not spoil the overall tranquility. We took the bus to Abergavenny, a little confused by previous review which said ‘ cash only ‘ we paid by card and the bus had the up to date ‘ tap on tap off ‘ if you wished to use it , drivers friendly and helpful. Sadly 2 of the 3 pubs in walking distance were closed .

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Corrie15

Motorhomer from Wiltshire

Reviewed on 30/08/2023 07:30

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Bank Holiday Weekend

Stayed 3 nights. Site staff very friendly and helpful. We went to Abergavenny on the bus no 23 (cash only) which is every two hours takes around 15 mins. We went to Annette's cafe in Abergavenny lovely staff and a great breakfast and lunch (cash only) If your trying to walk from the site to Waterstone or Old Castle via Hatterhall Hill don't bother as it says there is a path and all paths are closed or impassable. Although we didn't use the toilet block the chemical waste point and drinking water and waste disposal areas were of an excellent standard. The reason I put cash only for the cafe and the bus is because for some reason they only take cash as do a lot of other places which is unusual these days following covid.

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MP4

Reviewed on 28/08/2023 20:18

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Lovely site

Just stayed 2 nights but now know so much more to be done in the area. We rely on legs, electric bikes and local transport and found that this site matched what we were looking for. Wardens very helpful giving us directions and help to get the most from our stay. We cycled lanes down to Abergavenny nice little town - ride bit hilly but that’s why we have electric . Second day up and over Offas Dyke path. Lovely walk and views over the site on way back down. So much more the area offers so we will be coming back.

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Lizzie812

Motorhomer from Staffordshire

Reviewed on 27/09/2022 08:44

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