Pandy Club Campsite

Rated 4 of 5

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Good for families

Intimate site; pubs a plenty

Stayed for five days and found this to be a great base, with lots of good walking and cycling, and lovely pubs nearby. Highly recommend The Carpenters Arms, just over a mile away up a country lane, it's setting is quite idyllic, with good views to enjoy from a few benches and tables at the front. Homely place to enjoy good pub food and warm hospitality. Also try the Hunters Moon - we walked the Offa's Dyke Trail from the site - 3.8 miles - to get there, otherwise accessed by narrow lanes. Both pubs were dog friendly. The wardens shop doesn't stock a great deal (no newspapers), the nearest place is a couple of miles drive. Dog owners note warning sign in dog walk about Adders - though I understand none sighted for years.

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michin

Reviewed on 19/07/2015 21:40

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Rated 4 of 5

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Good for families

Fab relaxing place

Just returned from Pandy. Thanks to the wardens for all their help BTW we're had the old motorhome that decided to die a slow death, but we got home in one piece :) Site and facilites very clean. Wardens were friendly, helpful and full of smiles, again thx. Weather great which meant we were able to have a long walk on the Saturday. The Old Pandy Inn which is run by Alan served lovely food in the evening, my husband and I would recommend the Pheasant pie and the stew - yummy. Not sure its suitable for young children. We'll be back. :)

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Bevi

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Reviewed on 21/06/2015 21:53

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Rated 4 of 5

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Good for families

Lovely little site

Warm welcome at this busy site and when we arrived there was very little choice but nevertheless found a good spot. Facilities spotless. Excellent dog walk on site down by the stream with loads of wild flowers as well as a walk across the road. Took the bus into Abergavenney (£5.10 return and £1 each way for each dog). The Ship Inn en route from the bus station allows dogs inside and we had a coffee and bacon sandwich there - others having a full breakfast at a reasonable price). Impressive castle ruins and a small museum (donations) - it said no dogs so we took it in turns to sit outside on one of the benches near the entrance to the grounds. Pleasant little place to walk round with an indoor market. Had lunch at The Angel which allows dogs inside and in the courtyard - shared the Foxhunter platter which was actually an excellent selection of Spanish deli. Provided fresh water for the dogs. Friday evening went to the local pub, the Old Pandy Inn, where dogs are allowed in the snug/bar. On recommendation from a local I had the pheasant pie which was superb.

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Pamdu

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Reviewed on 02/06/2015 18:34

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relaxing stay

Had a great stay at this site over the Easter bank holiday weekend, the site was so quiet and peaceful. Our pitch had a lovely view over the stream and hills and although you can hear the trains they didn't bother us at all. Great location for Abergavenny and walking in the hills . Facilities spotlessly clean and wardens really friendly. Will return soon .

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bandit

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Reviewed on 26/04/2015 19:57

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WELL WORTH A VISIT

Spent a week here in the middle of April 2015 with my wife and boys. The location is fantastic and made more so by the wonderful sunny weather. Ideally situated for touring the Brecons and surrounding areas. Despite our chosen pitch backing on to the railway one soon gets used to it and we waved to all the trains passing by. Great toilets and showers and the views up to the hills from our pitch were lovely. There is a dog walking area and a field for the kids to play football including a small goal. Staff very friendly too. Would certainly recommend this site.

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copseview

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Reviewed on 16/04/2015 19:15

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Rated 4 of 5

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We would recommend it to our friends...

What a lovely site; we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will definitely use it again. It is quiet; very well maintained and high quality; it’s a good base to explore Brecon; and it is a very safe place as a family location. There are trains…but being realistic…it’s next to a railway line! And we stayed right next to it… We heard them, but of little concern really. The local inn is good food in walking distance, but perhaps avoid the 1830 hours rush. The Skirrid Inn up the road is very nice as well. Lovely place, thank you.

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DuncanBedding

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Reviewed on 13/04/2015 23:08

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Peaceful and spacious

Pretty site, helpful wardens. Well kept and very quiet apart from occasional trains which woke me the first night but didn't bother us after that. We stayed 3 nights, "breaking in" a new van so didn't go out much. Local pub had good food and beer. For a while our granddaughter was the only child on site so was a bit lonely!

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Steve3June

Reviewed on 13/04/2015 19:58

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Great Easter Break

Excellent stay at Pandy. Very well maintained site, clean facilities and excellent, warm powerful showers. Will definitely be returning.

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Welsh Luke

Reviewed on 07/04/2015 22:31

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Good for families

Secluded Site

Visited during the really bad weather from Saturday 28th March. We had to leave on the Wednesday due to the gale force winds. Lovely little site, Wardens very helpful. Particularly in helping us take down our awning in the awful winds. Nice little dog walk with secure fencing. Only down side is pitches are very small, so that if you have an awning you have to park your car in front of caravan or leave it in the car park. Train noise is not a problem at all.

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JandR

Reviewed on 05/04/2015 00:34

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Rated 4 of 5

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Good short break

Very friendly and helpful wardens. In the description of this site, it does say trains go through during the night, I am a light sleeper and only heard two trains. A lovely site for a short stay, in a lovely area.

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Dora

Motorhomer

Reviewed on 30/03/2015 21:30

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