Great location and good choice of pitches.

The facilities are a bit rough and ready, however this is reflected in the very reasonable price.

We basically had the field to ourselves which was nice. The views was amazing night and day and would defo camp here again. Friendly and helpful couple.

Shower blocks were abit rough but visibly the couple were trying hard to keep it clean, apart from that we would recommend it.

Lovely site and staff

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Lovely site , exceptionally clean , staff helpful and very friendly
Views to die for

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Lovely and friendly, Bob made us feel welcomed and helped with anything we needed. View was incredible, would most definitely go back.

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The welcome I received, the well kept pitches oh plus the brilliant view's. Also the toilets in kept very clean.

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Friendly host and wonderful quiet campsite with stunning views. Easy 4 mile walk into Hay-on-Wye. Showers are 50p but that gets you plenty of time and hot water!

Facilities are a little outdated but do the job. Campsite on uneven/slopes ground so keep that in mind when preparing for your stay.

beautiful views

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A back to basics, essential only campsite with lots of space and scenic views. On arrival we were given a warm welcome and overview of the site - it is run as a Duke of Edinburgh campsite and the minimalist approach is in keeping with the request of schools/colleges. The shower block was decent, 50p for 7 minutes of hot water. Plenty of sinks to use to wash up, but keep in mind it is with cold water. There was portaloo toilets in the field or a toilet/shower block at the top of the site. For £12 per night, no complaints at all.

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A no-nonsense site (all waste to be taken home, but dog-mess containers dotted around!) - so please do not book in if you are expecting anything other than: freedom to pitch (it was not crowded when I was there), a slope which means everybody stands a chance of seeing the stunning views across the valley), and yes, amazing views and a massive range of imposing hills to walk and explore behind you. There are water taps, washing facilities, toilets and showers (50p), porta-loos for those who want to be as far away from others - i.e. they are positioned half way to the shower/toilet block. While the site is tucked away, the next Co-op is c 4miles in Talgarth or c5miles the other way in Hay-on-Wye - both within easy cycle range and on the flat, so bring a bike and leave the car on the hard-core stand. The site accommodates D of E groups. They are in their own part of the site, and given that around where I live kids have stopped playing outside and stay indoors on their gadgets, there cannot be enough places that ensure young people get to engage with the countryside and hopefully learn to love and respect it. One more thing: if you plan to go there by car, practise reversing your car. It is part of knowing how to drive, and the narrow lanes require you to be able to reverse at times.

There was nothing to dislike.