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Twyn Shinydd

Star Road, Nantyderry, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, NP7 9DP

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Twyn Shinydd, NP7 9DP

Ideal for ...

  • Dogs
  • Peaceful stays
  • Scenic views

Why stay here ...

Nestled in the beautiful Usk Valley, with breath taking views of the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains. Goytre Wharf canal walks, local friendly pub, Indian takeaway, chip shop and village store approx. 1 mile away, a fabulous base to explore the treasures of Monmouthshire. Visit Abergavenny tourist information for a list of the many local events and attractions such as craft fairs, food festivals and local shows. Dogs very welcome. A relaxed friendly atmosphere.

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  • TV reception: fair
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0.5 acres

Electric amperage: 10

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  • Coarse fishing within 5 miles
  • Golf within 5 miles
  • Watersports within 5 miles

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  • Pub within 1 mile
  • Town/village within 1 mile

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Clearwell Caves - Ancient Iron Mines

The Rocks, Nr Coleford, Gloucestershire, Cotswolds, GL16 8JR

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15.07 Miles from your current location

Discover a secret world of nine incredible caverns beneath the ancient Forest of Dean, presenting over 4,500 years of mining history. See the Pit Theatre Chambre, experience the tranquil Skeleton Pool deep underground and learn why this unique setting has featured in so many films and series including Dr Who, Merlin and the Chronicles of Narnia. The show caves only scratch the surface of this hidden world, go deeper to discover so much more. Enjoy food and drink at the Lamproom Café which sits above ground. Free parking.

One free child when accompanied by two full paying adults/children.

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Dean Heritage Centre

Camp Mill, Soudley, Gloucestershire, Cotswolds, GL14 2UB

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20.64 Miles from your current location

The Dean Heritage Centre is set amongst five acres of stunning scenery. Explore interactive galleries, a woodland playground, café and lots of outdoor exhibits including a Victorian cottage, a Charcoal Burners Camp, a Waterwheel and Beam Engine and much more. The centre also hosts special events, exhibitions and educational workshops throughout the year.

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Postcode:
NP7 9DP
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GPS:
Lat 51.74638 / Lon -2.96419
OS field ref:
SO335054
OS map ref:
161

Transport links

  • Bus stop within 1 mile
  • Buses go to: Abergavenny, Usk, Pontypool, Newport
  • Daily public transport within 1 mile
  • Nearest train station: New Inn Station
  • Train station within 5 miles

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Outstanding

We stayed here for nearly 10 days. The Coopers couldn’t have been more accommodating.. it was just what we needed.... it’s lovely and quiet. We will be back time and time again... Thanks for your hospitality.
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Lovely scenery but noisy at times

Lovely little CL with excellent views and easy access to a host of places. However, it was very noisy at peak travelling times. Although being situated on a small lane, this was used as a rat run. Apart from that all good.
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Autumn Colours

This CL is close to some beautiful countryside and walks on the River Usk and Brecon canal. Good golf course a short distance away. Very welcoming. The pull in is very good from the narrow road with plenty of room to pull in off the road. The owners very kindly did not put up the price for the time we were there (early November) but having said that, the electric supply was a bit low and we could not have used any extra electricity anyway because the trips kept going. Fortunately we were the only ones on the site and could move our cable the three times this happened. We were not pulling much electricity anyway (no more than say 8amps) and had to be careful to switch off the water heater when using anything else. I think they need to look at their supply to the trips. We would, though, be more than happy to use this CL again.
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peaceful site for CL

having arrived,from Essex, welcomed very nicely on site & very helpful too. The site has 5 hard standing pitches for wheels, made of paving slabs leaving grass for awning to peg down. The grass did have alot of clover on it, because of the hot weather, but when it is cut, it is lovely for chairs tables etc outside.The only neighbours you have are the sheep in the next fields, but other than that, chill out & relax,do your own thing,BBQ & a glass of wine, lovely and peaceful, highly recommend, also the little town of Abergavenny is not far away, its well worth a vist, nice shops & very friendly there as well.
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Brilliant CL Site

Reasonably easy to find, using google maps, not CC book. We came via the M4 Junction 24 A449 to Usk, turn right in town onto B4598. continue to Iron Bridge Traffic lights road bears right, but you bear left. At next cross roads, turn left , site is ½ mile up the hill on the right hand side BEFORE the farm, take it slow up the hill and you will be OK. Access is good, you just hold your breath for that last ½ mile lane Hook up recycling and disposal points well maintained A beautiful location with great views. Each pitch having hard standings for your wheels made up of paving slabs, leaving grass for pegging down your awning. Ideal for sight seeing with some spectacular scenery around Blaenavon without leaving your car Ideal quiet spot to get away from it all for a few days. Sheep in the next field, but other than that no one to annoy you. We will be back when we want to chill out.
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