Powys
Being Wales’ largest county, Powys makes up a quarter of the country with two of Britain’s most famous rivers, the Wye and the Severn, having their sources within the county. The Brecon Beacons National Park lies within its southern borders, whilst the north-western border adjoins the Snowdonia National Park, making this a particular favourite of nature lovers, walkers and cyclists.
 | Brecon Cottages There can be few locations as utterly majestic as that occupied by Brecon Cottages, a fabulous selection of luxuriously appointed cottages on a wonderful holiday park in the Brecon Beacons National … | From £201 per Week
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 | Penllwyn Lodges Nestling in woodland just three miles from Montgomery this is the perfect base for exploring. Completely unspoilt the surrounding area offers Shropshire borders to the east and the rugged splendour … | From £210 per Week
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 | Graig Farm Cottages Graig Farm Cottages is a selection of beautifully appointed seventeenth century cottages situated in the heart of the stunning Powys countryside, one of the most picturesque parts of Wales. With easy … | From £198 per Week
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 | Mill Meadow Lodges Set in a beautiful countryside location surrounded by rivers, pools and woodland, Mill Meadow is a paradise for nature lovers and offers a relaxing get away from it all holiday in luxury lodge … | From £342 per Week
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 | Heartsease Lodges Peace, perfect peace…….Deep in the heart of the beautiful region of Powys, Heartsease Lodges offer the ideal opportunity to guest who seek luxurious and stylish holiday accommodation with a dash … | From £335 per Week
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 | Belan Bach Lodges Wales has long been a favourite for family holidays; a country of great variety and with plenty of attractions, it is ideal for family breaks and romantic holidays alike. The superbly appointed Belan … | From £354 per Week
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 | Heronstone Lodges Heronstone Lodges are set in and protected by woodland in the foot hills of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The park is based on a non working farm and offers an excellent base for getting away … | From £185 per Week
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 | Trewythen Lodges Trewythen Lodges are part of our Autograph Lodge Holiday Collection and command a breathtaking location with spectacular views across the rolling mid Wales countryside. Each lodge has been well … | From £355 per Week
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The wonderfully varied terrain of the Brecon Beacons National Park is criss-crossed by ancient tracks and lanes, perfect for pony trekking, and keen walkers will head to the Offa’s Dyke long distance path.
The beautiful Lake Vyrnwy is one of the region’s loveliest man-made lakes and a superb RSPB site. As well as having various events on throughout the year it has five lovely nature trails, with guided walks available, information centre, shop, cafe, picnic area and toilet facilities. Some parts of the trails are suitable for wheelchairs/pushchairs. There are also three hides, with one suitable for wheelchair access. You can also enjoy a pleasant cycle round the lake perimeter, just over 12 miles and it’s a quite a flat route with little motor traffic. Cycle hire is available close by.
There are a variety of centres offering a selection of outdoor activities including Adventures Activity Centre based in Porthcawl . Try surfing, quad biking, paintballing, high ropes course, gorge walking, white water rafting, sea kayaking and more, if you’ve any energy left!
History enthusiasts will be drawn to Powis Castle, a magnificent medieval fortress towering above its famous gardens and commanding glorious views over the valley. In the Victorian spa town of Llandrindod Wells, visitors can still sample the healing waters, and book lovers will be in heaven at Hay-on-Wye’s bookstores – there are more than 30 of them to explore.
Spend a delightful few hours cruising through fine views on the beautiful Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal and enjoy an abundance of wildlife. Travel on this historical waterway, a fantastic feat of engineering, built before roads and railways. Cruise through a canal lock and over an aqueduct that carries the canal over the River Usk. Public trips and private charters for special occasions are available, and refreshment and souvenirs can be bought on board. There is access and space for wheelchairs, though restricted to two on any one trip.
Being the largest county means there is a varied choice of self catering accommodation i Powys. So whether you are looking for a lively fun filled park, a quiet country setting or luxury spa facilities – look no further, it’s here!
