Dolswydd Caravan Park

Alan Rogers Review

Dolswydd is on the edge of a pretty, traditional working farm. A tranquil site with excellent views of the Welsh hills and surrounding area, it has modern facilities and 30 good spacious pitches, mainly on hardstandings, all with 16A electricity connections. The Hughes family extends a warm and friendly welcome to their little park surrounded by hills and wandering sheep, which is ideal as a touring base or for a one night stop, but booking is recommended, especially at peak times, Bank Holidays and during the Victorian Festival (last week in August).

A footpath leads from the back of the site to the rear of the local pub, which offers good, home cooked food.

Facilities

One modern toilet block includes lots of hot water, dishwashing, laundry, and a WC/washroom for disabled campers. Fishing in the river alongside the site (free, but licence required).

• American Motor Homes
• Bicycle Hire Nearby
• Bar Nearby
• Fishing on Site
• Twin Axle Caravans Accepted
• Golf Nearby
• Riding Nearby
• Facilities for disabled visitors
• Pets allowed
• Small Site
• Shop Nearby
• Takeaway Food

Location

Directions

Pen-y-Bont is 2 miles east of the junction of the A44 and A483 roads at Crossgates. Take A44 (Kington). Go through Pen-y-Bont and immediately after crossing cattle grid, site is on right. On arrival drive across farm cattle grid and reception is at second farmhouse.

GPS:52.15857,-3.18773

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