Cwmdu Campsite

Tretower Court and Castle – the finest Medieval mansion in Wales is well worth a visit and complimented by the spectacular Norman Castle. Crickhowell, winner of the ‘Best High Street in the UK’ 2019 is just 4 miles away. It has an excellent tourist information centre, great cafes, shops and pubs. A browse around here will reveal all manner of quaint and interesting sights. Brecon/Abergavenny - The historic market towns of Abergavenny and Brecon lie within 15 – 20 minutes drive and provide many points of interest such as; stunning walks up and along Pen y Fan mountain range. Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal - One of the most beautiful cruising waterways in Britain. Hire a canal boat for an unforgettable day out! Canal Barge trips You can board a barge for a trip along the beautiful Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal next to the Theatre in Brecon. You can strole for miles on well-maintained tow paths and cycle here too safe and peacefully removed from the bustle of normal road traffic. Big Pit Mining Museum & Blaenavon World Heritage Site - Definitely a site not to miss. Here you can go deep under ground and experience at first hand what life was like for the coal miner and the pit ponies. You will be taken down a 90 metre shaft in a miners cage and guided around the underground workings by an ex-collier. Their commentary and stories are riveting and funny… and its all free! Get there early to avoid a queue Tel: 01495 790311 Mountain Biking - There are so many tracks, paths, lanes and areas of open countryside to explore but please remember the country code at all times. Canoeing - You can hire your own Canadian canoe at Glasbury on Wye (20 – 25 minute drive) and if so inclined paddle down the river to the small town of Hay.This makes an exceptional afternoon adventure in summer. Pony Trekking - There are several places where you can go pony trekking whilst camping in the Brecon Beacons.