Middle Ninfa Bunkhouse
Bunkhouses in the Brecon Beacons : Self catering Bunkhouse accommodation near Abergavenny
Middle Ninfa Bunkhouse, Middle Ninfa Farm, Llanellen, Abergavenny, NP7 9LE
Call Richard and Rohan Lewis on 01873 854662
Overview
Middle Ninfa Farm, situated on the edge of the Blaenavon Industrial Landscape World Heritage Site in the Brecon Beacons, offers bunkhouse/cottage accommodation, camping and hands-on training in coracle making and willow sculpture. The farm has fine views over the Usk Valley, of the Skirrid and rural Monmouthshire. The Bunkhouse provides comfortable self-catering accommodation for up to 6 people. The rustic charm of the stone building has been retained whilst ensuring modern comforts. The ground floor has a lounge / dining area with double futon and coal-effect gas fire; a well-equipped kitchen and toilet / shower room. Upstairs (mezzanine floor) has 4 single beds, accessed by a spiral staircase. Outside there is a stone barbecue, table and duck pond. Guests should bring food, sleeping bags, towels & pillowcases. Home grown fruit, veg and local produce available. Walkers and Cyclists Welcome. This accommodation is featured on our map of South Wales and Pembrokeshire and here is its own website.Details
Rooms & Beds:
6: 1x4, 1x2 (dbl) plus camping.Open:
All year.Price per night:
From £10 per person. Weekly rate for 6 persons £300-360. Camping £5 pp + pitch fee of £5/£10.Booking:
Book by phone or email (preferred).Directions:
Approx. 2 miles from A465 (Hereford/Neath), A40 (Brecon/Monmouth and M50) and A4042 (Newport, M4). . The farm is reached by a steep winding road from Llanfoist, crossing the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal.See location page on website for further details.Public Transport:
The nearest bus is at Llanfoist (1.5 miles). The train station is at Abergavenny (3.5 miles). Taxis from the station cost approximately £8Walks:
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Middle Ninfa Bunkhouse, close to the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal
March 24th 2018
Just 1km from the Mon & Brec Canal and 3km from National Cycle Network off-road cycle route 46.
Middle Ninfa Bunkhouse is close to the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal and the NCN 46 off-road cycle route. The campsite and bunkhouse are set in a beautiful landscape, which is glorious in the spring sunshine. Middle Ninfa provides private camping spaces with stunning views and simple bunkhouse accommodation, surrounded by peace and yet close to so many adventurous activities. As well as the canal and off-road cycle route there is hang gliding, paragliding, extreme downhill mountain biking, even tank driving !.
Middle Ninfa Bunkhouse, close to the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal
March 24th 2018
Just 1km from the Mon & Brec Canal and 3km from National Cycle Network off-road cycle route 46.
Middle Ninfa Bunkhouse is close to the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal and the NCN 46 off-road cycle route. The campsite and bunkhouse are set in a beautiful landscape, which is glorious in the spring sunshine. Middle Ninfa provides private camping spaces with stunning views and simple bunkhouse accommodation, surrounded by peace and yet close to so many adventurous activities. As well as the canal and off-road cycle route there is hang gliding, paragliding, extreme downhill mountain biking, even tank driving !.
Middle Ninfa
March 16th 2018
A bunkbarn in a special place
A little while ago, Middle Ninfa described themselves as ‘a very special campsite’ and with some justification too.
Reached by a steep winding tarmaced road from Llanfoist, crossing the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal which once served the iron works of Clydach Gorge and Pwll Ddu. The 23 acre farm lies in a historic and beautiful landscape, within the Brecon Beacons National Park on the edge of the Blaenavon Industrial Landscape World Heritage Site. The owner’s cottage is an old charcoal burner’s home and the bunk barn is the old barn. The campsite pitches aren’t all cheek by jowl on a flat green desert. These ones are scattered across the mountainside in cleared terraces. Both campfires and wild camping are permitted. Cool.
The bunkhouse is a little gem. It sleeps a maximum of four, two of whom must be on the double futon downstairs. The other four wind up teh spiral staircase to the mezzanine platform. The original features and rustic charm of the stone building has been retained whilst ensuring modern comforts. The ground floor has an open lounge / dining area and fire; a well-equipped kitchen and toilet / shower room. Outside there is a stone barbecue, table and duck pond. The animals do tend to wander over and show an interest – from the ducks to the horses!
The vibe of the place is influenced by the owner’s interest in conservation and stewardship of the land. They run workshops and events as well as practising the skills themselves.
No wonder it was rated number three in the UK by the Tiny Campsite Guide.
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