Chapel House Farm Campsite

Separate pitches with plenty of room, other fields available for tents. Choice of toilets from conventional to sawdust. Location fantastic for hiking Hay Bluff and surroundings. Local pub only a 5 minute walk away (not cheap, but definitely worth the price). Very inexpensive site, with loads to offer, as well as a small shop. Will definitely be returning. It would have been even better to have ele...

It was great to find somewhere to stay in November. I was on a three day bike packing trip, testing gear in extreme conditions in preparation for a big trip next year. I stayed in the pod, which had a treehouse feel to it. The loo, shower and washing up area were perfectly adequate. Running with solar power and fresh spring water. My pod was warm and dry, providing a touch of bike packing luxury. ...

We stayed at Chapel House Farm Campsite for four nights over the half term holiday. It really is in the most stunning location. The views of the Black Mountains are wonderful. You get a real sense of remoteness, but you're not too far from Hay-on-Wye (20 minutes drive) and other places of interest (we visited the National Trust at Croft Castle on one of the days). The field we pitched in was co...

What a wonderful campsite! The scenery was stunning, the remoteness of the pitches made for a very relaxing and calming stay, and the owners could not do enough for us. We arrived on a Saturday, meaning we were just in time for a delicious fire-cooked dinner using fresh food straight from the farm, and when we mentioned we hadn't any food for breakfast, they kindly cooked us some warming baps in t...

This place has a lot of potential. It is set deep in beautiful countryside, miles from civilization. There is a farm shop on site selling a variety of products. Just a stones throw away, there is an excellent pub, despite having unusually early closing times. Back to the site, we were blessed with traditional camping weather, heavy rain. This didn't bother us as we are both hardened campers. ...