Parkwood Outdoors Dolygaer

Friendly and helpful staff.

A bit squeaky bed.

Great place to camp. The streamside camping is a lovely spot, even if it is a bit far away from the main buildings at the bottom of the valley. The cafe serves good coffee and has Starlink Wi-Fi. Don't expect a signal in this area. Download any information you need for offline use, including Google Maps for navigation.

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The scenic pitch a short walk from the car park. Clean toilets and facilities.

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The location is absolutely beautiful! With rolling hills, nearby stream, and the reservoir around the corner this is truly a stunning site. There are an abundance of activities in and around the area, most are within 30 minutes drive. The staff were also incredibly friendly and helpful. The facilities are clean and well maintained with good water pressure. Wifi is only available at the reception which is a nice breakaway from technology. The site is also dog friendly.

The campsite is quite sloped in certain areas so ensure you get a spot closer to the stream. The staff members gave completely different information. On our first day we were told that we can hire a canoe by ourselves, and on the second day this was apparently no longer available since they were booked out. This turned out to be completely untrue with all the canoes simply sitting unused for the entire day! Due to inaccurate information we missed our chance for this activity.

The stream side location was great! A very quiet area with beautiful scenery of the surrounding hills and woods. Also, had drinking water and washing up station very close to the pitch.

Great that they let you have fire pits, really makes the stay that more special when you can stay outside around a camp fire to keep warms

Very close to Blaen-y-glyn Waterfalls, which I would highley recommend checking out for a small walk and a dip if your brave enough!

The stream side pitch is not ideal if you have a lot of luggage and items with you or if you have mobility issues. As the car park is at the top of a hill and you have to carry all of your belongings from there down to the pitch. However, if you ask nicely they may let you drive your car half way down to reduce the trip. Therefore, if you do stay here, make sure you pack light!

Some of the pitches on the far side of the site aren’t that level which can be a bit awkward for cooking. However the ones by the stream are completely fine.

Toilet blocks are quite a walk away, all up hill and could do with a refurb as they are not very clean.

The non-electric streamside camping spot was fantastic value for money and so scenic. A very natural Welsh feel to it with a nice open field for you to either setup shop alongside the water of further inland should you prefer a more peaceful experience. The shower and toilet facilities were clean and spacious with brilliant warm strong flowing water to keep you clean. Also the reception/cafe offered plenty of outdoor sitting space should you wish to connect to the wifi in a bit of a dead-zone and/or sit for a bite to eat. We will return!

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Lovely location next to Brecon Beacons and staff were helpful and informative. Would recommend for a weekend break for both couples and family’s. Facilities were well kept and made the experience worth the travel.

Local pubs were not very friendly and offered no food on a Saturday so had to drive 20 minutes to eat out due to secluded location but other than this the experience was great.

The views, the staff and range of activities

Cleanliness was not great

Quiet setting, few pitches, fire pits and no traffic noise

Rubbish disposal very limited

The stream field camp views are impressive. It’s cheap and a good location for hiking onto the Beacons

300m uphill walk to car park so setting up camp is a mission. Toilet facilities were pretty disgusting and we were over run with midgies in the evening.