Alan Rogers Review
This secluded park is set on a family hill farm within seven acres in the heart of Radnorshire. This is simple country camping and caravanning at its best, with no clubhouse, swimming pool or games room. The facilities include 80 large pitches on level grass on a spacious and peaceful, carefully landscaped field by a stream. Electrical connections (mostly 16A) are available and there are 17 hardstanding pitches, also with electricity. Several additional areas without electricity are provided for tents. There are two new lakes, one for boating and fly fishing, the other for coarse fishing.
Location
Getting there...
Park is 4 miles east of Builth Wells near the village of Hundred House on A481. Follow brown signs. Do not use postcode on sat nav. O.S.GR: SO098535.
What's special about this campsite
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Great for nature lovers
Why not try paragliding and experience the beauty of nature from the air?- Recycling and reusing policy
- Footpaths within 500m of the site
- Information about walking / cycling
- Dogs welcome
- Fishing within 1km
- Wildlife haven (on site or within 1km)
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Dog-friendly
This is a dog-friendly site and there are plenty of lovely farm and woodland walks direct from the site, making dog walking a real pleasure.- Dogs welcome (subject to conditions)
- Dogs welcome (all season)
- Max. 2 dogs per pitch
- Area suitable for dog walking on site
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Fishing
Off site, why not try the Upper Wye Passport, a roving voucher system allowing you to fish for wild trout, salmon and winter grayling in the delightful head waters and tributaries of the Wye.- Coarse fishing
- Lake on site
- Bait and fishing supplies
- carp
- bream
- chub
- trout
- salmon
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