5 DAYS IN WALES
Excellent site, very good wardens, helpful polite and professional.
quiet location great dog walking and good food in pub 50 yds away and the dog was allowed in the bar whilst we ate.
Will be back.
Pandy Club Campsite
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Lovely site
A lovely well maintained site, the railway line only has minimal trains running so didn't bother us. Despite the site not being ideal for children our 3 enjoyed them selves in the field at the end and playing in the river. A lovely peaceful site, highly recommend.
Nice Small Club Site
We stayed here for 3 nights in July. The weather was mixed but we did have one good day of sunshine. As with most of the other reviews we found the wardens extremely helpful and pleasant. The shop is very limited mainly due to the lack of turnover. As for the railway line, it did not disturb us at all. In fact we were intrigued as to what goods were being transported. The shower block was well maintained but closed between 10.30 and 12.00 for cleaning. All in all a pleasant stay and I expect that we will return.
Dixietwo
Reviewed on 01/08/2015 21:02
Peaceful weekend
Found the site very easily,following the directions given in the hand book.the site is level,great as I have mobility problems. It has to be one of the best sites we have stayed on a river along one side,and railway on the other. Toilets etc.,immaculate,wardens friendly. We had a lovely weekend,will defiantly visit again.
Immaculate Site.
Having declined to stay at the adjacent CL we managed to book at Pandy for two nights on our way north.
The Warden made us very welcome and the effort in keeping the site in tip top condition is worthy of note.
We would return to Pandy in the future.
Highlandladdie
Reviewed on 27/07/2015 17:40
Noting but Praise
My wife and our 2 dogs stayed at Pandy from 10th July 2015 for 6 nights. We were greeted by friendly helpful wardens, The toilets were clean and modern. There is a railway track near the site but the train noise was minimal. I had a problem with my water pump and the wardens were able to advise me of a suitable shop to get it repaired. they suggested I phone the company and have the part delivered to the site. The only fault I found with the site was finding it. Although it is not far off the main road the sat nav sent me up a farm track. I would suggest you look for the Old Pandy Inn and turn in past the pub. the site is on the left immediately after the railway bridge.
A delightful little site
This is a delightful little site. Lying a few miles north of Abergavenny it is surrounded by hills and bordered by a most attractive river (the Monnow which apparently eventually ends up in Monmouth, hence the name) running close by. This river also runs through the dog walk area - our Labradors loved it! The railway line runs on an embankment high above the site and the trains pass at speed at regular intervals - we got used to their sudden presence very quickly, and they didn't disturb our nights. The staff are delightful; friendly and helpful - good ambassadors for the Club. Despite the drizzle we managed to get out for a good circular walk following part of the Beacon Trail - when the mist and low clouds parted the views were wonderful - in fine weather it must be spectacular. Beware though - despite this being a National Park, most of the stiles are not dog friendly, and we found that heaving muddy, wet Labradors over the stiles because there was no access for them took the edge off the experience. But if you are looking for a friendly, small and well cared for site in lovely surroundings then Pandy fits the bill very well. I have a feeling that we'll be back.
jeremiah2911
Reviewed on 24/07/2015 19:26
Very peaceful
We stayed here for a weekend, we didn't want to go far from home but needed a break. A beautiful peaceful site with nothing around..perfect!! We had our children with us who thoroughly enjoyed having the stream to themselves which is just off the site. Nothing else in the location for children, so I would say a peaceful site for adults.... lovely!!!
Pandy July 2015
Really enjoyed our two week stay. Well-cared for,wardens very friendly. Dog friendly pub nearby. Good for walkers. But not close to other amenities.
grumpette
Reviewed on 22/07/2015 21:39
Intimate site; pubs a plenty
Stayed for five days and found this to be a great base, with lots of good walking and cycling, and lovely pubs nearby. Highly recommend The Carpenters Arms, just over a mile away up a country lane, it's setting is quite idyllic, with good views to enjoy from a few benches and tables at the front. Homely place to enjoy good pub food and warm hospitality. Also try the Hunters Moon - we walked the Offa's Dyke Trail from the site - 3.8 miles - to get there, otherwise accessed by narrow lanes. Both pubs were dog friendly.
The wardens shop doesn't stock a great deal (no newspapers), the nearest place is a couple of miles drive. Dog owners note warning sign in dog walk about Adders - though I understand none sighted for years.
michin
Reviewed on 19/07/2015 21:40