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Luxury secluded glamping in the Brecon Beacons, Crickhowell

Brecon Beacons. Sleeps up to 4

Dog-friendly bell tent site on the bank of the river Grwyne
Footpaths to the Black Mountains; 25 minutes’ drive to Llangorse Lake
Two miles of fishing on site; barbecue, firepit and outdoor kitchen
Sink your teeth into the Black Mountains from Brecon Beacons Bell Tents… this scenic bell tent site is on the bank of the river Grwyne in the national park, so mornings could look like a bacon sandwich and brew by the riverside or fishing along the two-mile stretch.

It’s remote here with the river, woodlands and meadows, but there’s a barbecue and firepit with a well-stocked woodpile to keep the evenings lively enough and a public footpath that leads to summits in the Black Mountains or the Grwyne Valley.

When you’re after a cuppa post-hike, just slide into the covered kitchen outdoors, where there’s a gas cooker and electric coolbox. The tent has a hot shower and toilet, a double bed with a memory foam mattress, a double futon and a tent stove.

Your area is fenced off, not to keep you in, but to keep the livestock out.

Perhaps follow the riverbank down to Llangenny village (15 minutes’ walk), where there’s a country pub with fine ales and good grub, or venture to Crickhowell (five minutes’ drive) for pubs, cafés, independent shops and a butchers… or Abergavenny (15 minutes) for that, and markets too. Otherwise, places deliver food locally – the site will bring it to your tent upon arrival.

There’s parking by the site for those with four-wheel drives and another car park a short walk away (get a lift in the tractor if you have lots of luggage).

Located in Crickhowell, this campground is in a rural area and on the waterfront. The area's natural beauty can be seen at Brecon Beacons National Park and Clytha Park, while Abergavenny Museum and Castle and Tithe Barn are cultural highlights. Battlelands Paintball and Super Tubing are also worth visiting.

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Weekly prices from £630

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