It is situated in a picturesque part of Wales with rolling hillside views and close to the village of Abermule the site offers a relaxing atmosphere and friendly environment for people to enjoy local wildlife and do a sopt of bird watching
Purple Lobster
Lovely caravan and peaceful location. No dvd player.
Caravan is dog friendly but the park is not. A man who I assumed lived there came out of one and told us to get off the site with our dogs to do their business and that dogs were not allowed to be walked on the site. They were on leads and cleaned up after. Off site it's a country lane and pitch black at night, are we meant to go onto a dark road at night for our dogs to have a wee or get in the car and drive off every hour?! This man who spoke to us made us feel very unwelcome. He lived opposite the centre grass in the park. You can't have it both ways, either you're dog friendly or you're not.
No bin in the caravan which meant a walk up to the entrance in the dark. I understand the need for recycling but I do this at home with a bin so I don't know why there isn't one in the caravan.
The last point I'd like to raise is that you are directly opposite the owners cottage. We noticed that the security camera (one of three) on the corner on their was moved several times. First to our bedroom window then to the steps up to the door and on the morning we left it was pointing directly at the caravan door. We felt like we were being watched and it really put us on edge. When we arrived the camera wasn't pointing to the caravan. In your house you get in trouble if your CCTV points into a neighbour's.
We did enjoy our time in the caravan and it is well looked after but we won't be returning. I have attached some photos of the view from the door and you can see the camera pointing at directly at me.
Peter Harvey211 days ago
Used as a base to explore the beautiful area, rather isolated. Park is really nice and caravan was absolutely spotless with everything you could wish for, included. The hosts Tony and Lyn were lovely and welcoming and made sure we wanted fir nothing. Thank you and hope to return
Matthew Steventon241 days ago
Had a lovely stay here a few weeks ago, friendly site owners made us feel welcome and the caravan was amazing!, I'd not stayed in one in years, and I was shocked how good they are now, lovely, we'll be returning.
Half Welsh2 years ago
Visited a friend staying there on holiday. Lovely quiet little park laid out on an intimate basis. Very beautiful, peaceful place to have a holiday home, but also a short drive to towns etc. Owners very covid conscious, with all safety measures in place. Delightful view from the one commercially rented caravan on site, all the others are privately owned. The caravan is a good size, very open plan and has 2 en suite shower/toilets. Nice size balcony for warm summer evenings. Overall a very nice place to be. Would recommend. Price very reasonable for time of year. Not mentioned the cost figure as this could vary depending upon when you go, but will say that owners have not cashed in on covid staycation crisis the way some companies have. Owners have taken a pragmatic view over customer needs, and I'm sure it has stood them in good stead.
Craig Scully2 years ago
Brilliant place if u want a mega quiet chilled out time, no husle or bussle here nearest town is a 20 drive
Simon williams2 years ago
relaxing caravan park in a beautiful part of mid Wales. Great place to stay with friendly host
Lucy Tedstone2 years ago
Such a lovely quiet place. The owners are so lovely and are always happy to help with anything
Caravan is dog friendly but the park is not. A man who I assumed lived there came out of one and told us to get off the site with our dogs to do their business and that dogs were not allowed to be walked on the site. They were on leads and cleaned up after. Off site it's a country lane and pitch black at night, are we meant to go onto a dark road at night for our dogs to have a wee or get in the car and drive off every hour?! This man who spoke to us made us feel very unwelcome. He lived opposite the centre grass in the park. You can't have it both ways, either you're dog friendly or you're not.
No bin in the caravan which meant a walk up to the entrance in the dark. I understand the need for recycling but I do this at home with a bin so I don't know why there isn't one in the caravan.
The last point I'd like to raise is that you are directly opposite the owners cottage. We noticed that the security camera (one of three) on the corner on their was moved several times. First to our bedroom window then to the steps up to the door and on the morning we left it was pointing directly at the caravan door. We felt like we were being watched and it really put us on edge. When we arrived the camera wasn't pointing to the caravan. In your house you get in trouble if your CCTV points into a neighbour's.
We did enjoy our time in the caravan and it is well looked after but we won't be returning. I have attached some photos of the view from the door and you can see the camera pointing at directly at me.
Thank you and hope to return