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Camping Priory Mill Farm


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Campsite If you want a truly special, small, secluded place to camp, this stunning riverside meadow will provide it. The level, grassy field meanders alongside the river offering plenty of space and privacy. The only buildings visible are the traditional …stone built farmhouse and watermill. The nearby road is unclassified and quiet, so the only noises are the gentle swirling of the river, the inquisitive hens and sometimes the Tawny Owls at night. Locally produced charcoal and firewood is provided, plus metal trays (though demand can exceed supply when busy), enabling that long-lost, essential ingredient of traditional camping, a campfire, to be experienced. The main focal point has to be the river (Honddu); this is described as one of the most important wildlife rivers in Europe, boasting Salmon, Otter, British Crayfish, Wild Trout and Bull-Head Fish. (Fishing is available.) In addition to attracting campers it is also home to Herons, Dippers and Kingfishers. Recycling is essential; we take our environmental responsibilities seriously by providing separate bins for cans, bottles, cardboard etc., and earnestly request that everyone take the time to separate their rubbish accordingly. Pristine, hot showers, washrooms and toilets are housed in a bow-roofed, cedar-boarded cabin, which is kept cosy, warm and dry with sheepswool insulation. The unspoilt natural haven of peace and quiet in the Brecon Beacons is helped by the request for no noise after 10.30, which is also when the cabin lights go off - so no light pollution.
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  • Size of the site: 1 ha
  • Total number of pitches: 20
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Peak season €14.00*
*Two adults, caravan, car, electricity and local taxes per night

Operating hours

01. March - 31. October

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Suggested routes:- From the Severn Bridge: Continue on the M4 to junction 24. Take the A449 North to Raglan where you meet the A40 to Abergavenny. Continue on the A40 to Brecon; take the second exit off the roundabout and …head in to Brecon town along the Watton. At the second mini roundabout turn right on to Heol Gouesnou. Go straight over the first set of traffic lights and turn right at the second set of traffic lights on to the Struet. Stay on this road heading north-east out of town (it becomes the Hay Road). Start climbing the hill, and we're first on the left. From the Midlands: From the M5 take the M50 to Ross-on-Wye. Then take the A449 to the south of Monmouth. Exit at Raglan where you join the A40 to Abergavenny. Continue on the A40 to Brecon (continue as above). From the West: Head east on the A40, until you reach the roundabout just south of Brecon. Turn left in to Brecon; head in to town along Church Street (which turns in to Bridge Street). Cross the river Usk and go straight over the traffic lights on to Market Street. At the second set of traffic lights, turn left on to the Struet. Stay on this road heading north-east out of town (it becomes the Hay Road). Start climbing the hill, we're the first on the left.
  • Lake: 10 km
  • River: On site
  • In the mountains: Yes
  • Next city: 1 km
  • Next town/village: 1 km
  • Train or bus station: 1 km

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Hay Road 
LD3 7SR  Brecon
Great Britain
GPS Coordinates
Lat 51.95675, Long -3.38559
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How far from the river is Camping Priory Mill Farm?
Camping Priory Mill Farm is located directly at the river. Learn more about the location
Are dogs allowed at the campsite Camping Priory Mill Farm?
Dogs are allowed in high season and low season.
When is Camping Priory Mill Farm open?
Camping Priory Mill Farm is open from March 1 until October 31. Show campsite details
Is Camping Priory Mill Farm family friendly?
For leisure activities, the campsite Camping Priory Mill Farm offers many possibilities, such as Playground and much more. In case of bad weather you can use the indoor pool (1 km away).

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Are there shopping facilities near Camping Priory Mill Farm?
There is a grocery store 1 km away. The nearest town is 1 km away, the nearest city is 1 km away. Learn more about the location
How far is the nearest town or city from Camping Priory Mill Farm?
The nearest town is 1 km away, the nearest city is 1 km away. You can reach a bus or train stop in 1 km. Learn more about the location
What food options does Camping Priory Mill Farm offer?
Food is well taken care of, because there is a restaurant in 1 km distance. Furthermore, there is also a snack bar at a distance of 1 km.

For self-catering there is a grocery store at a distance of 1 km.

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Is there wifi or internet at the campsite Camping Priory Mill Farm?
Unfortunately, the campsite Camping Priory Mill Farm has not yet provided any information about Wifi, but you can request the info directly from the campsite. Send request now

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Is Camping Priory Mill Farm barrier-free?
The sanitary facilities are not barrier-free. View all campsite features
How many pitches does Camping Priory Mill Farm have?
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How big is Camping Priory Mill Farm?
Camping Priory Mill Farm has a size of 1 hectares.

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How much does it cost to stay at Camping Priory Mill Farm?
An overnight stay at Camping Priory Mill Farm costs from €14.00, but prices vary depending on the chosen period, guests, etc. At camping.info you can send a no-obligation request to Camping Priory Mill Farm to find out current prices and availability. Send request now