Coed Owen Bunkhouse
Brecon Beacons National Park : Brecon Beacons Bunkhouse
Coed Owen Bunkhouse, Coed Owen Farm, Cwmtaff, Merthyr Tydfil , CF48 2HY
Call Molly or Netty Rees on 07508 544044 (8am-10pm)
Overview
Stay on an idyllic Welsh hill farm in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Coed Owen Bunkhouse can sleep up to 26 guests and provides a fully equipped commercial stainless steel kitchen with open plan dining and comfortable sitting area. Coed Owen is a great place for stag, hen and family celebratory parties or gatherings. We can highly recommend our local outdoor activity providers for those adrenaline junkie weekends or places to meditate and chill. Large and small groups will enjoy this beautiful area with the benefit of direct access onto the mountains. Pen Y Fan, the highest mountain in Southern Britain is just 2.5 hours' walk from Coed Owen, we are surrounded by waterfall country and Bike Park Wales is 10 minutes' drive away. Historic Merthyr Tydfil, Penderyn Whiskey and the lovely Georgian town of Brecon are all within easy reach. We have plenty of outdoor space for children, a BBQ area and separate building with a wood burning stove, for those long, cosy night chats. The pub is just at the bottom of our farm drive and serves great food and fine ales.This accommodation is featured on our map of South Wales and Pembrokeshire and here is its own website.
Details
Beds & Rooms:
26: 2x6, 1x10, 1 dbl, 1 twin.Open:
All year. All day.Price per night:
From £22pp with bed linen. Min of two nights at weekends.Booking:
Book by email, phone or we have a booking form on our own website.Directions:
On A470 between Brecon and Merthyr Tydfil at Nant Ddu.Public Transport:
On bus route T4 around Brecon between Storey Arms & Llwyn-on. Trains Merthyr Tydfil (10 minutes). 1 hour from Cardiff International Airport.Walks:
Long Distance Walks
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News & Offers from Coed Owen Bunkhouse
Coed Owen Bunkhouse in the Brecon Beacons is open and taking bookings.
October 1st 2020
Set on a hill farm in the heart of the Brecon Beacons, 2 hours’ walk from Pen Y Fan. This Bunkhouse provides well appointed self-catering accommodation with direct access onto the mountains and waterfalls close by. We can only accommodate 6 adults and any children under the age of 11 due to welsh government guidelines, so we are offering large discounts.
Coed Owen is in Powys which is currently not in lock down (dated 1st October 2020).
Henry Vaughan’s poetry, inspired by the Brecon Beacons, depicts the value of this area’s nature in the lives of those who visit…
August 9th 2019
…so come visit the “fair, shining mountains…
And flow’ry vales, whose flow’rs were stars…”
Pwll-yr-Wrach Reserve is famous for its beautiful bluebells; bluebell walks in the Brecon Beacons were, no doubt, part of Vaughan’s inspiration. This stunning, serene reserve is only a 30 minute drive from Coed Owen Bunkhouse, and better still we have our own bluebell woods right here! So come visit us next spring to feast your eyes upon our own purple stars…
Coed Owen Bunkhouse
March 7th 2018
Peaceful and tucked away on an idyllic Welsh hill farm in the heart of the Breacon Beacons National Park. A pub at the foot of the drive. Lovely walks. What more could you ask for?
The last Natter about Coed Owen Bunkhouse highlighted the seclusion and access to the wild as perfect for ‘adrenaline junkies’ and ‘party people’. Well that just sounds a bit too tiring for me.
What about those of us of a more sedate turn of mind, pleased with mountain hikes, not mountain bikes, with pleasant views rather than extreme downhill kayaking. Luckily Coed Owen suits us too!
On an idyllic Welsh Hill Farm in the heart (really – the heart – Look it up on a map) of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The pub is at the foot of the farm drive. Penderyn Whiskey is right over there. The historic and picturesque town of Brecon is close. And to break things up a little, there are walks in the hills right from the door.
The Bunkhouse sleeps 26 in a variety of rooms and has a shared kitchen, living space and showers. There’s a very secure cycle shed. A newly completed barn conversion sleeps 9 on the site too.
Peaceful and tucked away. A quiet drink nearby. Lovely walks. Ahhh!
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