Slow, close-to-the-door things to do once you’ve arrived — walks, wildlife, dark skies, and the seasons that shape a stay in the Cambrian Mountains.
Discover the culinary delights near Graig Fawr, where you can enjoy everything from tapas and country-house dining to cozy pub meals. With a well-equipped kitchen-diner at Graig Fawr, self-catering is a breeze, but the nearby towns of Builth Wells, Llandrindod Wells,
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Quick Answer: Llanafanfawr, the Mid Wales parish around Graig Fawr, holds a circular Iron Age earthwork known as Llanafan Castle, a 2,000-year-old yew in the churchyard, a 6th-century pilgrimage church founded by Saint Afan, and the Red Lion Inn — Powys’s oldest pub, where the chronicler Giraldus Cambrensis stayed in 1189. Llanafanfawr is easy to
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Discover the enchanting world of red kites at Gigrin Farm, Mid Wales’ official feeding station, just a short drive from Graig Fawr. Here, you can witness hundreds of these majestic birds in a breathtaking spectacle
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Nestled in the breathtaking Cambrian Mountains, our Walker’s and Cyclist’s Base Camp offers an unparalleled adventure for outdoor enthusiasts. Imagine waking up to the crisp mountain air, surrounded by stunning landscapes
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Discover the stunning dog walks near Builth Wells, where the picturesque Wye Valley meets the Cambrian foothills. From the flat, dog-friendly paths of The Groe to the breathtaking landscapes of the Elan Valley,
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