Walking
The historic Three Castles Walk can be joined as soon as you leave the farm and step onto the lane. Head left towards Skenfrith Castle or right towards White Castle and enjoy the stunning 19-mile circular route through beautiful countryside, rolling farmland, and quiet country lanes, taking in the rich history of all three castles along the way.
Hill
One of the most iconic mountains in the area, Sugar Loaf offers breathtaking panoramic views across South Wales and the Brecon Beacons. A popular walk for all abilities, it’s especially beautiful at sunrise or sunset.
Mountain
Known locally as “The Holy Mountain,” Skirrid Fawr is steeped in myth and history. The shorter walking route makes it a great option for families wanting a rewarding climb with incredible views at the top.
Hill
Overlooking Abergavenny, the Blorenge is a favourite for walkers, cyclists, and anyone wanting spectacular views across the Usk Valley and Brecon Beacons. It’s especially popular for sunset walks, panoramic scenery & wild swimming.
Walking
Famous for its spectacular viewpoint overlooking the River Wye, Symonds Yat Rock is perfect for scenic walks, picnics, and wildlife spotting — especially peregrine falcons soaring above the valley below.
Adventure
Just a 30 minute drive from camp, the Forest of Dean is packed with things to do for all ages. From scenic woodland walks and cycling trails to family attractions, caves, canoeing, and high ropes adventures, there’s something around every corner. Whether you want an action-packed day out or somewhere peaceful to explore, it’s one of our favourite local spots.
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A magical woodland filled with twisting pathways, moss-covered rocks, and hidden corners. Puzzlewood feels like stepping into another world and is a huge hit with children and fantasy lovers alike. Its enchanting landscape has inspired and featured in productions linked to the world of Harry Potter, making it feel especially magical for fans.
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A brilliant family attraction with woodland train rides, indoor and outdoor play areas, tree houses, and plenty of space for younger children to explore and play.
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Explore fascinating underground caves carved through ancient iron mines. A unique and atmospheric adventure that’s especially great on rainy days.
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A fantastic family day out with animals, indoor and outdoor play areas, tractor rides, and seasonal activities to keep children entertained for hours.
Museum
Step underground with a real former miner and discover Wales’ rich mining history at this fascinating award-winning museum. A brilliant day out for both adults and children, with interactive exhibits and an unforgettable underground tour.
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Travel through the stunning Brecon Beacons aboard a traditional steam train, taking in reservoirs, mountains, and beautiful countryside along the way. A relaxing and scenic family day out.
Beach
A classic Welsh seaside day out with a sandy beach, arcades, cafés, amusement rides, and plenty of family-friendly fun. Famous for Gavin & Stacey, Barry Island is perfect if you fancy swapping countryside for fish and chips by the sea for the day. Just a one hour drive from camp.
A charming historic town with independent shops, cafés, supermarkets, riverside walks, and plenty of places to stop for food or a coffee.
Known for its fantastic food scene and regular markets, Abergavenny is packed with independent cafés, bakeries, pubs, and local shops.
Famous for its bookshops and creative atmosphere, Hay-on-Wye is full of quirky independent stores, cafés, and hidden corners to explore.
Castle
Set high on a hill with beautiful countryside views, White Castle is one of the best-preserved castles in the area and a brilliant place to explore.
Castle
A peaceful and picturesque castle beside the river, perfect for a relaxed picnic or gentle family wander.
Castle
A hidden gem surrounded by a pretty village, Grosmont Castle offers fascinating ruins and lovely views across the surrounding countryside.
Castle
One of the grandest medieval castles in Wales, packed with towers, staircases, and dramatic ruins to explore.
Adventure
Take to the treetops with rope bridges, zip lines, and woodland adventures perfect for thrill-seekers and adventurous families.
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One of the best ways to experience the Wye Valley, with canoe hire available for peaceful paddles, family adventures, and scenic days on the water.
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The Forest of Dean is famous for its mountain biking trails, with routes ranging from gentle family rides to challenging downhill tracks.
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There are several local riding centres offering pony trekking and horse riding experiences through beautiful countryside and woodland trails.
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From paddle boarding to climbing and archery, there are plenty of outdoor activity centres nearby for adventurous days out.