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Things to see and do.

Discover the Elan Valley


This beautiful area, surrounding the pretty market town of Rhayader, is famous for its scenic dams and peaceful reservoir walks. You’ll be able to spot plenty of Red Kites as the breeding centre is close by. 

The Brecon Beacons


A perennial favourite with all our visitors, the renowned peaks of Corn Du, Pen y Fan and Cribyn attract hundreds of thousands of visitors a year and it’s not hard to see why. On a clear day the views from the top are breathtaking.

Builth Wells is a lovely little town full of individual shops and pubs and of course is the home of The Royal Welsh Show. The area is great for walking, cycling, fishing, horse riding, water activities and a whole lot more. We are approximately 30 minutes from the Brecon Beacons, 20 minutes from the amazing Elan Valley reservoirs and 15 minutes away from Llandrindod Wells Lake.

Discover the Elan Valley


This beautiful area, surrounding the pretty market town of Rhayader, is famous for its scenic dams and peaceful reservoir walks. You’ll be able to spot plenty of Red Kites as the breeding centre is close by. 

The Brecon Beacons


A perennial favourite with all our visitors, the renowned peaks of Corn Du, Pen y Fan and Cribyn attract hundreds of thousands of visitors a year and it’s not hard to see why. On a clear day the views from the top are breathtaking.

Shows and Events


There are Agricultural shows a plenty to enjoy during the summer months with the Royal Welsh Show in Builth Wells being the jewel in the crown. Other festivals include the world famous Hay Literature Festival, which is only 30 minutes down the road.

History and Heritage


The area is a treasure trove of historical sites with over a dozen castles to visit - Carreg Cennen at Trapp (pictured) is definitely worth a visit! Trips to Big Pit in Blaenavon or a ride on the Brecon Mountain Railway are a must...

Shows and Events


There are Agricultural shows a plenty to enjoy during the summer months with the Royal Welsh Show in Builth Wells being the jewel in the crown. Other festivals include the world famous Hay Literature Festival, which is only 30 minutes down the road.

History and Heritage


The area is a treasure trove of historical sites with over a dozen castles to visit - Carreg Cennen at Trapp (pictured) is definitely worth a visit! Trips to Big Pit in Blaenavon or a ride on the Brecon Mountain Railway are a must...

Riding & Trekking


The Brecon Beacons is a perfect place for horse lovers. There are over 600 miles of bridle paths and tracks. The spectacular scenery and wealth of wildlife create some of the best riding in Europe.

Golf


Builth Wells Golf Club is just down the road and there are other lovely courses in the area at Cradoc, Llandrindod Wells and a nine hole course in Brecon.

Riding & Trekking


The Brecon Beacons is a perfect place for horse lovers. There are over 600 miles of bridle paths and tracks. The spectacular scenery and wealth of wildlife create some of the best riding in Europe.

Golf


Builth Wells Golf Club is just down the road and there are other lovely courses in the area at Cradoc, Llandrindod Wells and a nine hole course in Brecon.

Watersports


The area offers an array range of options for paddlesports on river, lake or even canal. You can have fun paddling a kayak, canoe, stand-up paddleboard, raft or even making and paddling your own coracle! 

Dark Skies


Builth Wells Golf Club is just down the road and there are other lovely courses in the area at Cradoc, Llandrindod Wells and a nine hole course in Brecon.

Watersports


The area offers an array range of options for paddlesports on river, lake or even canal. You can have fun paddling a kayak, canoe, stand-up paddleboard, raft or even making and paddling your own coracle! 

Dark Skies


Builth Wells Golf Club is just down the road and there are other lovely courses in the area at Cradoc, Llandrindod Wells and a nine hole course in Brecon.

Food and Drink


The area has a superb selection of places to eat and drink, from beautiful restaurants and cafés to the most perfect pubs, where you can enjoy local food and drink next to a roaring log fire. Local produce and good home cooked food means you will find something that will appeal to everyone's taste buds. 

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