Pyscodlyn Farm Caravan and Camping Site

Pyscodlyn Farm Caravan and Camping Site is a family run site, situated in the picturesque Usk Valley, near to the bustling market town of Abergavenny.
Set within the boundaries of the Brecon Beacons National Park, visitors are treated to spectacular scenery

The site is grass, level and has plenty of trees for shelter.

Toilets, showers and laundry facilities are on site. Hot water is always available.

There are 30 electric hook-up points (10 amp).

Dogs are welcome and an excercise area is provided.

There is a modern, six berth caravan for hire. It has a bathroom with toilet and shower, fully equipped kitchen including microwave, fridge and cooker, two bedrooms - 1 double, 1 twin and a bed can also be made up in the living room. All bed linen is supplied and the cost is between £285 - £325 per week.

Short breaks are available low season.

Abergavenny is a bustling market town. It has a blend of traditional shops and modern supermarkets.

Its long and facinating history is reflected in the many features of the town - the Castle, the 11th century Priory Church and the Victorian Town Hall. The Linda Vista Gardens are a delight for all to explore.

Walkers - of all abilities are spoilt for choice. Abergavenny's sheltering mountains form a chain, linking the Black Mountains with the Brecon Beacons. The Sugar Loaf Mountain and the River Usk are both within easy walking distance. Exploring the Mon and Brecon Canal provides gentle walks with stunning scenery.

The River Usk is famous for its trout and salmon. Tickets can be issued at Pyscodlyn to fish a 1 and a half mile stretch of the river bank. There are also well stocked reservoirs within easy travelling distance. Coarse fishing is available on the local canal.
The area is also used for cycling. Abergavenny is included on the Sustrans 42 cycle route. Bike hire can be arranged for you.
Mountain bikers are spoilt for choice.

The county of Monmouthshire is a haven for golfers. There are two 18 hole courses in Abergavenny and several others within half an hours driving time (including the Celtic Manor which hosted the Ryder Cup in 2010).