Llandyfan Camping

Nestled on the outskirts of Trapp, west of the Brecon Beacons National Park, Llandyfan Camping offers a serene retreat for nature enthusiasts and anglers alike.

Central to the site is a picturesque one-acre fishing lake, approximately six feet deep, set within ten acres of natural woodland. The lake is home to species such as common carp, mirror carp, tench, perch, roach, and rudd, with record catches reaching up to 16 pounds. Fishing is available to both campers and day visitors; however, it’s advisable to book in advance to secure a spot. The lake is accessible via a short walk from the on-site parking area, though visitors should be prepared for some steps and variable path conditions, especially during wetter months.

Calm and well-behaved dogs are welcome around the lake, provided they are kept on short leads and owners clean up after them.

Beyond fishing, the campsite offers grass and hardstanding pitches suitable for tents, campervans, and tourers, as well as unfurnished glamping pods and a log cabin for those seeking a more comfortable stay. Amenities include a facilities block with showers and toilets, a washing-up area with hot water, and the option to hire fire pits for cozy evenings under the stars. The site’s eco-friendly approach, generating power from wind and solar energy, ensures a minimal environmental footprint.

Friendly free-roaming chickens add to the site’s charm, often greeting guests during their stay. Whether you’re casting a line or exploring the nearby Brecon Beacons, Llandyfan Camping provides a tranquil base for your outdoor adventures.