Great site
We stayed in May and had excellent weather the first day which meant the dog walk, which has to be the best on the network, down by the stream was a delight. We then followed the signs to the Three Horseshoes in the village and enjoyed a drink outside with the dogs, though I believe dogs are allowed in the bar area. Apparently very popular for meals and already booked up for that evening.
As others have said, the walking route to Brecon round the roundabout and across the A40 requires some care, but then you are just down the steps to the canal path. The weather turned and it was cooler so somewhere indoors was a priority and the Clarence (believe The Bank also does) allows dogs inside. It was very busy with locals having Sunday lunch. The rest of Brecon was pretty much closed on Sunday, but it was well worth the walk up to see the cathedral and they have a small tea room with covered verandah where we could sit with the dogs overlooking the herb garden and cathedral.
In terms of the site, although it was busy there was enough space and no waiting in the shower block, which was immaculate and had a decent bench seat in the cubicles rather than those silly plastic things you find at many sites.
Very useful little shop on site.
And finally, but by no means least importantly, our thank you to the staff team who were welcoming and helpful at all times but especially when we needed help because the step of our motorhome would not retract. They advised on dealers we could go to and also gave numbers for mobile repairers and one of them (Usk Valley I think it was) rang us back and actually gave instructions over the phone on what we needed to do, for which many, many thanks.
