Welcome to Wales and the Brecon Beacons National Park, one of the most beautiful areas in Britain, full of adventure, heritage, mountainous landscapes, nature and a recognised international Dark Skies reserve – as a visitor you have many options to fill your time with us!
This is a perfect tranquil location for you to “get-away” to relax, unwind and marvel at our countryside for a few days or a week or two. It is the perfect base from which to explore the area and enjoy the varied local action-packed activities. Or why not stay with us to visit Hay Literary Festival in May and June, just 15 minutes’ drive away, or book a few days to visit the Royal Welsh Show at Builth Wells in July? Brecon Jazz festival is also a popular date in the annual calendar!
We offer three lovely, cosy and well-insulated huts on the site, two are styled as traditional shepherds huts and the third is a colourful gypsy-style caravan. The half doors draw you into the light, decorated interior with gaily curtained windows letting in the sun. Each hut can comfortably sleep two people in a double bed and also includes a table, comfortable wicker chairs and a small cupboard for storage. For those cooler evenings and winter visits each hut has a woodburner to keep you snug.
The huts can be rented out individually (sleeping two) or as a group sleeping up to six. They are available for short stays (minimum two nights) or they can be booked on a weekly basis based on staying Saturday – Saturday. Please see the booking page for details.
Bedding, towels and tea towels are all supplied for your stay. We also provide wood for the stoves for your arrival, and additional logs can be purchased from the farm next door.
Outside each of the huts, there is more seating and a table plus a wood burning firepit / barbeque to sit around and dine al fresco, enjoying those long summer evenings, or just lie back, relax and watch the stars come out in one of Britain’s superb Dark Skies Reserves.
Our lovely shepherds huts and gypsy caravan-style hut are situated on a traditional Breconshire working farm with sheep, lambs, cattle all overlooking superb views of the mountains. This beautiful rural retreat is set in idyllic landscape between the Brecon Beacons and the Black Mountains and overlooked by Mynydd Troed rising to 2,000ft. You are within walking distance (1 mile) of Llangorse village and Llangorse Lake (Llyn Syfaddan), the largest natural lake in South Wales.
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Please note that the farm owners are not responsible for running the huts. You are welcome to purchase additional wood from them for the wood burners, but for anything else, please contact Roy or Myfanwy.
Additional Information
- Check In Time: 15:00
- Check Out Time: 10:00