Rhandirmwyn Camping And Caravanning Club Site

Llandovery, Carmarthenshire, Wales

A wonderfully secluded campsite hidden in the Welsh hills. Rhandirmwyn (pronounced ran-dee-mo-n) Club Site lies just outside the Brecon Beacons National Park. The name means ‘valley of the minerals’ and is a lead mining area in the Towy Valley. The campsite is situated in the middle of the valley and the lively River Towy run alongside it. The campsite is spacious and well set out with excellent facilities. Surrounded by hills and trees its ideal for families or individuals interested in walking, cycling or just relaxing. There are many beautiful hill and river walks within easy reach of this campsite. The Cambrian Way passes through the edge of the site. The circular all-ability access trail in Cwm rhaeadr Forest, one-and-a-half miles from the campsite is perfect for cyclists. There are two nice pubs in the village, your reward for completing the steep climb up to them! Head south from the campsite to the Usk reservoir in the National Park. An eight-mile trail wends its way around the shore. Fishing is available here too. The nearby Glasfyndd Forest also has great walking and cycling tracks. Llyn Brianne reservoir is also worth a visit. The road around the reservoir has some breathtaking views. Also visit the subterranean world of the National Showcaves Centre for Wales. As well as the caves you can visit the dinosaur park, shire horse centre and the Iron Age village. The 13th century hillside Carreg Cennen Castle is south of the campsite near the village of Trapp.

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