Priory Mill Farm - Camping, Glamping and Holiday Cottage in Brecon

Perfect location, incredibly peaceful with just the sound of the rushing river and occasional owl at night! Very cosy, clean, well set up and comfortable space in the Granary, with a toasty (gas) fire and a deep bath for weary walkers! Excellent, friendly hosts on hand if you need anything (like fresh eggs from the hens!) An ideal base for exploring the Brecon Beacons in comfort. Highly recommended.

June 2025 Really lovely little campsite right on the river side with chickens running around. Facilities and our camp spot were great and we felt welcome even though we arrived a little late on our bikes. Only negative that it was a little pricey.

It's a beautifully located campsite by the river. We were in a campervan and whilst where we pitched was amazing, you are a long way from the facilities (especially in the rain)! Toilets/showers are clean and functional although I think there would be quite a queue if the site is busy as there aren't many of them. Nice covered area to sit but the seats and tables were covered in chicken poo so we couldn't really use them. Short walk into Brecon which has everything you need.

Third year in a row staying at this wonderful site. It was great great to catch up with with old friends (the chickens) who's unique characters bring such joy to the site. We stayed for 4 nights again and met some great people during that time - cyclists, motor cyclists & back packers who shared their stories with us. If you are looking for a chilled out adults only camping experience in Brecon then this site is a must. Its brilliant!

I stayed in the gorgeous glamping carriage at Priory Mill for two cool, damp July nights while attending the Brecon Choir Festival. I'd never been glamping before and wasn't sure what to expect, but the carriage is so beautifully designed and well equipped that I felt more comfortable than I sometimes do in hotels. The owner built it himself and has added so many thoughtful touches; for example it's wide enough for there to be space for a small shelf unit on either side of the large double bed and for two people to get in and out of bed without having to climb over one another. The kitchen is tiny but has everything you need except running hot water, and the gas hobs worked well. There are plenty of places to sit indoors and outdoors, with a woodburning stove inside and a fire pit outside. The shower and loo are in a separate building a few metres away but very private, extremely clean and quite spacious, with plenty of hooks; the shower is simple but efficient with good hot water. At night all I could hear were the river and the owls. There were several tents and camper vans on the site at the same time but the other guests were very quiet. Priory Mill is a beautiful location which feels like the middle of nowhere but really is only ten minutes' brisk walk from Brecon town centre, through the camping field and along a footpath; youdon't have to walk on the busy road. I loved it and can't wait to go back.

We very much enjoyed our stay at Priory Mill Farm, the campsite is ideally located just a short walk from Brecon and in a very picturesque position next to the river. Noel and Susie are very friendly and helpful and the facilities are clean and maintained. We enjoyed sitting listening to the river and the chickens kept us well entertained! It’s an ideal spot for those who want a peaceful place to stay near the Brecon Beacons National Park.

No D of E groups.|No caravans.|No motorhomes.|No dogs.|No children.|No hook up for electric.|No entertainment or club.|Bliss.....|Just a large grass site with limited pitches means plenty of room for your tent and the chickens. Sipping coffee at breakfast watching buzzards and Red kites soaring above is a delight. So is sipping wine by the river at night watching the bats flying by and listening to the owls hooting.|Suzie and Noel are welcoming hosts who run a lovely campsite by the river Honddu. We've been coming here for years and spend nearly two weeks in our large comfy tent, just chilling .|The facilities are basic but always spotless and always functioning. A freezer for your icepacks and some sockets to charge your phone, what more do you need?|Brecon is a charming town and an easy stroll away.|

I came for the Brecon Jazz Festival. I was asked the purpose of my visit on arrival and was charged £20 per night to pitch my tiny one man tent. I later discovered that the guy next to me only paid £7.50 for his pitch - the same size. He said he told them the purpose of his visit was to rest from cycling but I know he was there for the jazz as well. I had asked for a student discount but was refused. The Brecon Jazz Festival does not attract a bad crowd, further evidenced by the fact there were no noisy or messy campers on the site or anywhere in the town. This really was just pure snobbery! For £20 you would expect more than just toilets and a shower you have to pay 50p to use for 4 minutes. I asked why there was no wifi and was told in the most patronising tone that there is no wifi because I'm not meant to be using the internet when camping and that I should be out for a walk, but I have a definite feeling that wasn't the reason. It really started to severely stink.