Chapel Farm

Undy, Caldicot, Newport, NP26 3DP

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Ideal for ...

  • Dogs
  • Peaceful stays
  • Working farm

Why stay here ...

  • Welsh National coastal path adjacent
  • Sustrans cycle path nearby

Facilities on site ...

  • Recycling facilities
  • TV reception: fair
  • WC (non-exclusive use)
  • Working farm

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0.25 acres

Recycling Facilities

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Postcode:
NP26 3DP
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GPS:
Lat 51.56521 / Lon -2.80418
OS field ref:
ST443854
OS map ref:
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Transport links

  • Bus stop within 1 mile
  • Buses go to: Chepstow, Newport
  • Daily public transport within 1 mile
  • Nearest train station: Severn tunnel

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Rated 4 of 5

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Rated 4 of 5

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Bitten by farm dog!

Chapel Farm

We knew this was a working farm and have stayed at ones previously, but on arrival we were met with a snarling dog, whilst trying to get to farmhouse door to ask where to park. The person we saw seemed unclear about everything and waved us round the back. We found parking beyond farmyard at rear but had to go and ask again where water taps and CWD were. Got a different person this time. There are no signs for anything and you just find yourself wandering around the farmyard aimlessly. The pitch is "adequate" - it's a stretch of grass and you just choose a spot. Next day we tried to walk out to the sea wall overlooking the estuary. Immediately met by 2 dogs (apparently there is also a third) as we tried to walk through farmyard (as directed) to reach public footpath. We felt intimidated with our own dog, so picked him up (fortunately he's small enough). I was then attacked and bitten on the leg (jeans took the brunt of it, but I was bleeding). Spoke to people in first building but no apologies, man told one woman to lock up the dog but didn't seem overly concerned. When we returned from the walk (don't bother as the footpath was completely overgrown with brambles) we went to backdoor of other building (as directed) to pay and an older woman escorted us back to our motorhome in case of further problems, but we could hear dog barking in locked barn as we passed. GIVE IT A MISS, unless you are very confident of not being bitten!

Malcolm Beard

Reviewed on 26/09/2023 14:14

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Chapel Farm
Lovely lawned site looking out on to fields with sheep & cows As expected with a working farm working dogs around but no problems A short walk through the field to the sea wall Len was very accommodating when we met with friends & wanted to all stay for the night.

JeffAA

Reviewed on 10/07/2023 12:06

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Peaceful farm stay

Chapel Farm
Peaceful farm stay, 500m from sea wall and miles of walking. Footpath at the end of the farm drive. Well maintained level pitches and basic essential facilities. Be aware that this is a working farm with the attendant sounds and smells of farm animals and farm dogs, all of which are within feet of the pitches. I really enjoyed seeing the farm stock, all of which are in superb condition and very well cared for. Very quiet at night, and lovely waking up to the sound of seabirds. A site I look forward to visiting again.

sue parfitt

Reviewed on 10/09/2021 13:37

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Chapel Farm
Stayed here begin of August. Lovely site, yes it is a working farm so you will get animals and smells. But is was great to see the cows in the field. There is a lovely walk through the gate right on site. Down to the sea wall. Which you can walk for miles. It is part of the welsh coastal path. Absolutely fantastic, for push bikes you can ride for miles through the country lanes, or do the sustain bike rides. Which you can ride to chepstow. Or many other bike rides. There was a few flys around, but never landed on you or bite you. There was recycling for your rubbish, also water tap in the shed opposite the site. Which was explained to you when we booked in. Plenty of room for my grandson to run around playing football and on his bike. Absolutely gem of a site for the money. We will definitely be returning.

BarryHackling

Caravanner from Gwent

Reviewed on 29/08/2020 11:06

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Don't bother!! Really poor

Chapel Farm
Not as we remembered it! Last visit April 2015/6 Having visited many more wonderful CL sites now this one is definitely lacking! Area for caravans very small now due to stored caravans and a long term sited one. Lots of debris around the area. No signs alerting you to water, waste, rubbish etc. Whilst accepting it is a working farm so expect to see, hear and smell animals. However did not expect to be disturbed at 8 am by building site noise, drills and diggers trundling by and workmen shouting as the owners made improvements to their storage area nearby. Bothered by lots of flies so unable to use outside area. We will not be returning despite the convenience to the M5.

Rose Bennett

Reviewed on 16/08/2020 12:47

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