Glanusk Caravan Park
Crickhowell, Powys, Wales
Glanusk is one of Wales' largest privately owned estates, offering 40 all weather pitches. Surrounded by the Brecon Beacons and near the glorious Black Mountains, it's a first class park that's ideal for walkers with stunning views, rich history and an incredible setting, featured in various TV and film adaptations. Don't miss salmon and trout fishing in a charming stretch of river or a stroll along the banks.
Why you'll love it at Glanusk Caravan Park
Situated in the Usk Valley, surrounded by the picturesque Brecon Beacons National Park
Great onsite activities - fishing in the River Usk, clay pigeon practice and shooting
Located in the International Dark Sky Reserve, perfect for spending the evenings star gazing!
About the site
Glanusk Caravan Park is in a secluded part of the estate and perfectly private. The views of the unmissable Black Mountains make this a very special place to stay. Even at night, the sky lights up with twinkly stars and puts on a show, thanks to your location within the International Dark Sky Reserve. Relax on all weather pitches with the option of electric, in an area that's surrounded by nature. The park reaches out towards the river's banks, where the peaceful waters are ideal for salmon and trout fishing. Steeped in history, the estate is a beautiful space which began life as a retreat for Sir Joseph Bailey and family. It features a stretch of the tranquil River Usk, a host of majestic trees, wide meadows and secretive walled gardens. A distinctive tower and bridge add the perfect finishing touch to these surroundings. It's known as The Jewel in the Usk Valley and this luxurious setting sees more than 200 species of oak and a huge variety of charming flowers, plant life and wildlife. Dogs are welcome to join you.
Open from 1 March to 31 October
There are 26 accommodation options on-site
26 x All Weather Pitches
Max 6 people
All weather pitches with optional electric, to suit campervans, caravans and motorhomes.
Site tariff
Things to do on site and in the Crickhowell area
The estate includes a permissive path, which takes you through pleasant parkland, beside the River Usk and past a variety of plants and flowers.
Speak to the team to organise a tour of the estate, allowing you to explore its distinguished history and incredible views. Glanusk features the majestic Tower Bridge, a number of Grade II listed buildings and even ancient standing stones.
Fishing in the river is possible, so bring your rod and you may even be able to take a tour of the estate's gorgeous gardens. Speak with the team to see if you can arrange sessions for clay pigeon shooting and more. Why not book a table at the estate's Nantyffin Cider Mill after to try some local flavours?
There are incredible bike rides to be had in the national park too, of course, along with canal paths and a walk that takes in crashing waterfalls.
Interested in staying at Glanusk Caravan Park?
Call 01873 810414 to book.
9am to 5pm
Unfortunately Glanusk Caravan Park doesn't share their availability calendar with us yet. Availability changes quickly, especially in summer, so we recommend enquiring by phone to avoid missing out.
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