Just returned from the August 2016 Bank Holiday weekend at Pandy. First trip here. Stayed in my motorhome. Easy to find, the pub on the corner is a great marker (don't follow sat nav as I did, ending up down a one way track on the other side of the road! The site is small and perfectly formed. Immaculate as always with utterly charming staff. The warden even came and showed me how to use the ratchets on my awning holder-downer straps. So sweet. So the site, for me the stand out amenity is the dog walk. It is a decent little leg stretch for my tiny dog and, heaven above all heaven, it runs beside the most beautiful little stream/river. Think Swallows and Amazons. On a summer day it is the perfect place to bring a blanket as the children make dams and play in the shallow water. My dogs adored it. The pub was ok, a decent if simple menu and a well-kept place. I think it might have been more welcome in the winter when a hot pie around a table would be just the ticket. A big Waitrose not far away (6 miles?) We drove to Brecon. Not the most inspiring of towns. Stopped at Llangoren lakes (sp?) on the way home. Felt just like being in the new forest with wild horses and plenty of parking places for motorhomes to pull up, throw out the chairs and put the kettle on. Perfect. Only problem is you can't very easily walk around the lake, which seems a shame. Train noise? A bit but nothing to worry about. Really. Anyone living in a normal urban environment hears more on a daily basis than the very few trains that go by. So Pandy, will I return? Absolutely. It is perfect. Just perfect.