Caravan & Camping
Abergavenny A4
Pyscodlyn Caravan & Camping Site
Awaiting
Grading
llanwenarth Citra, Abergavenny, NP7 7ER
T: 01873 853271
Rural Self-catering and
E: pyscodlyn.farm@virgin.net
W: www.pyscodlyncaravanpark.com
open: Apr-Oct Pitches: Touring/Tent 60
Bed & Breakfast properties
Static: 1 Static Sleeps: 6
In picturesque Usk Valley. Ideally situated for
touring Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons in Monmouthshire offering
National Park. Excellent walking and cycling
area. River Usk fishing permits available.
Pony trekking and superb golf courses nearby. quality and a friendly stay
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Tent: £12-£15 per night
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Static: Weekly £300 -£350
Monmouth D5
Highlands Campsite
Awaiting
Grading
highlands, New Mills, Whitebrook,
Monmouthshire
T: 01600 860226
E: valerie_watkins@hotmail.co.uk
W: www.highlandsholidaysmonmouth.com
open: All Year
Perfect hideaway yet with stunning views
across the Whitebrook valley. Peaceful setting
in centre of Area of Outstanding Natural
Beauty, 5 miles south of Monmouth. Shower
and toilet. Explore a wealth of walks.
Self-catering cottage. CDP also available.
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Pitches: Touring: 5, Tent: 10
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Touring: £10 -£12 per night
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Tent: £10-£12 per night
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Pont Kemys Caravan Park
Chainbridge, Abergavenny, NP7 9DS
T: 01873 880688
F: 01873 880270
E: info@pontkemys.com
W: www.pontkemys.com
open: Mar-Oct
Peaceful rural park between Usk and
Abergavenny on the B4598. Immaculate
facilities, some fully serviced pitches. Easily
accessible from the M4 and Cardiff. Ideal
location for the Usk Valley Walk, Cycle Route
42, Brecon Beacons, Big Pit and Raglan Castle.
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Pitches: Touring: 66, Tent: 12
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Touring: £15 -£19 per night
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Tent: £10-£17 per night
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