Dean Heritage Centre
£2.00 discount
Five acres of stunning scenery, interactive galleries, a woodland playground, café and many outdoor exhibits.
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Why stay here ...
- Wye Valley Walk adjacent.
- Ideal for cycling, canoeing and paddle boarding.
- Riverside launch area.
- Gravel track with grass pitches.
Prices
Useful Info
Latest arrival time: 12:00 AM
Latest departure time: 11:00 AM
1.5 acres
Electric amperage: 16
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Directions
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- HR9 7JW
- GPS:
- Lat 51.95496 / Lon -2.567213
- OS field ref:
- SO617296
- OS map ref:
- 149
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Little Gem
Lyndor
Wonderful gem of a site. Clean and tidy, waste disposal good.
Wendy was very welcoming, greeting us on arrival and nothing was too much trouble.
Fantastic spot amongst nature, right on the river with great walks all from the site.
Superb spot to unwind & chill even if you’re not a walker!
Retreat
Lyndor
I stayed at this site for one week in early June 2022 mainly for fishing ( which was superb!).
A gem of a CL nestled in the Wye valley,very peaceful with stunning river walks and countryside.
Nothing was to much trouble for the owner Charles ( even trimmed the grass for my auwning). I would highly recommend this CL for being 'one with nature' and a real 'get away from it all' location.
I will return every year.Thank you Charles.
Barbie53
Reviewed on 10/10/2022 10:00
Stunning
Lyndor
I grew to love this place more every day. A slices of Norwegian Forest in Herefordshire. Yes, the road to Lyndor is a bit dicy, in fact when we left at 10am to purposely not meet any other vehicles coming in we meet a tour bus going on the opposite direction! Somehow we managed to get through but it hasn't put us off at all, if we could pass that then we could get by anything.
You travel to Ross on the opposite direction, you certainly wouldn't be able to take a caravan that way but we drove it almost every day without the caravan of course 3 1/2 miles into the town, and a lovely town it is too. We spent three of the days (here for a fortnight) just ambling around, visiting the river walk and the Hope & Anchor pub, also the Prospect and looking round St Mary's Church.
Good shopping for and otherwise.
Symonds Yat and East and Westside too. All very pretty and stunningly beautiful.
We can't wait to return next year hopefully and we hope it never changes, it's perfect, pretty and peaceful just as it is.
Very comfortable and peaceful stay
Lyndor
A wonderful little CL, nestled in the middle of the countryside overlooking the river with the woods right behind. We used it for a few nights away in between work to unwind and do a bit of walking and it ticked those boxes perfectly. A trip to Hereford was not too far away in the car and Ross on Wye is even closer. We would return if we found ourselves in the area again, thank you Charles.
Second visit to Lyndor
Lyndor
Just stayed 3 nights at Lyndor May 2022. There's something special about being by the river in what feels like the middle of nowhere with just the sound of birds and the occasional tractor. Charles makes you feel really welcome and provides advice and details of local walks/cycle routes. This time we visited Symonds Yat, Monmouth and Ross-on Wye, all within a short drive from the campsite. I can thoroughly recommend this site if you want to unwind and enjoy nature all around you. We will be back :)
