Aberbran Club Campsite

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Very friendly wardens

A very nice quiet site with lovely surroundings, ideal for couples looking for a little peace and quiet,  we have stayed here many times and aways enjoyed it despite the weather this year..As the title suggests over our 2 1/2 week stay 3 different wardens all very nice and helpful and friendly..

colin44

Reviewed on 15/09/2015 19:59

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Wonderful Wardens

We have always loved the Brecon Beacons but only every passed through so it was great to stay, and both sets of wardens were wonderful.  The site is fantastic for walks and not far from Brecon and all the attractions.  We only stayed for 3 nights so this is a must to go back to very soon.  Spectacular scenery and our Granddaughters loved the local river which is shallow and great to jump up and down in whilst wearing your Wellington boots!  If you enjoy walking this is the site for you and you also get serenaded by the local owls too.

Ktb

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Reviewed on 08/09/2015 19:08

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Peace. And owls.

This little site is a gem. Some of the pitches are a bit tricky to get onto, but don't let that put you off. Aberbran is perfect if you like to get away from it all and enjoy some peace and quiet. Owls hooting was the only sound at night, and during the day birdsong is the thing you'll hear most. Brecon isn't the prettiest town in the world but the canal is lovely. Talybont on Usk, just a few miles away, is very pretty, has several pubs and a cafe, and is a good starting point for a canalside walk. If you don't want to follow the canal it's just a few miles stroll to the reservoir along the old tram track, and there are lovely views of the hills from there. The Brecon Beacons themselves are wonderful for walks on a good day. Don't attempt anything if the weather is bad, but if you are blessed with sunny days then the wide path from the lay-by after the Storey Arms to the summit of PenYFan is well worth a walk. Yes, there will be lots of people (from tiny tots to those of more mature years) but the views from the top are amazing. And for an insight into the mining history of South Wales, the Big Pit at Blaenavon is superb. Parking is £3 for the day and entry to the museum is free. You get an underground tour with an ex miner, and the interactive exhibit is probably the best we have ever seen. There are so many great things to do in this area, and Aberbran is an excellent base.

Paul Andreww

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Reviewed on 25/08/2015 15:01

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Nice quite break

A good site to visit.Quite and relaxing,wardens happy to spend the time of day with you the y keep the site tidy and the. Flowers around the site so good to see

mrtrapper1

Caravanner from Cheshire

Reviewed on 10/08/2015 18:19

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Quaint location

We spent two night, selected for location and value for money...we weren't disappointed. The wardens take great care of the site (a former railway station)..plenty of flowers and are on hand to help with any emergency.  A big thank you for the help with our electrics. There are no facilities, so it's an ideal place to relax and take in the lovely surroundings and ample walks in close proximity of the site.

Mark465

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Reviewed on 10/08/2015 07:24

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We stayed a few nights from the 21st June 2015

The wardens were extremely helpful and friendly, and I can honestly say it was the most charming and welcoming site we have stayed on... Our pitch was sublime offering peace and quite and fabulous views over the surrounding farmland We have a motorhome so thoroughly enjoyed just parking up and cycling and walking around the beautiful countryside which the site is situated  One not to miss And we will certainly be revisited A absolute gem

Befuddled2

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Reviewed on 30/07/2015 22:20

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The perfect peaceful stop over

Whilst this site doesn't have the shower or toilet facilities of other sites, it is exceptionally well kept. Beautiful hanging baskets and friendly wardens great you on your arrival. We used this site as a stop over for a single night for our family trip to Pembrokeshire summer 2015, so we're fortunate enough to be able to enjoy the pick you own farm fare, a short walk down the road from the site. The site's peaceful situation is a great way to end a days driving. For people wanting to explore the surrounding Brecon area, this would be an ideal location for a longer period.

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Reviewed on 23/07/2015 09:17

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Aberbran - quiet and delightful

Aberbran is a delightfully small, attractive and quiet site, set in lovely countryside.  It is not very suitable for families as there is no toilet block, but this is a big plus if one is seeking peace and quiet.  It is fine for dogs, with a short dog walk on site.  It is friendly and has all the information on the area which might be needed.

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Reviewed on 22/07/2015 18:19

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July stay

This was our first visit to this site and we were impressed by the cleanliness and lovely flower displays. It is a good place to relax. We can recommend a walk down the promenade to the boathouse in Brecon if you have a dog. Near the boathouse is a café with outside tables where dogs are welcome and a little further on is a large grassy area where dogs can run free. We enjoyed a run over the Brecon Beacons in the motorhome on a Saturday , spectacular views. easy to park in Merthyr even on market day (Saturday). We got 5 channels in on the tv which was good enough for us. We will return,

Ducato09

Reviewed on 21/07/2015 15:15

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Week at Aberbran

We've just had a lovely peaceful week at Aberbran. The site was kept quite clean and tidy by the wardens but we were surprised and disappointed there was no recycling on site. We rarely use the site toilets, etc so they were not missed by us. TV? Again, surprised it was analogue not digital. We had a good enough signal but there was very little to watch on the 5 channels available anyway. So we got the old DVD player out to watch the movies we'd been carrying around with us for years, we played scrabble and trivial pursuit and we read books.  On site we saw lots of small birds, squirrels and pheasants. There were some lovely wild flowers in the hedge behind the caravans. We found plenty to do in the area. We were most surprised to find ourselves looking down on our caravan after taking the short walk from the National Park Visitor Centre! We went on the Brecon Mountain Railway (fantastic scenery), we went to the National Showcaves of Wales (amazing rock formations), we did the canal ride from Brecon (so peaceful) and we went to Bleanavon (it rained). The red kit feeding frenzy was brilliant - about 50 birds descended around the poor chap with a bucket of meat. All in all we had a lovely week and would definitely go back if we are in the area again. 

ultima544

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Reviewed on 25/06/2015 10:50

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