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The Wild of the Words – Cwmffrwd Farm
The Wild of the Words – Cwmffrwd Farm
Cwmffrwd Farm brings together places to stay and The Wild of the Words’ nature-based experiences on the slopes of the Black Mountains. Near Talgarth, between Cwmdu and Pen-gennffordd, the farm looks across the Rhiangoll Valley and offers a base for exploring Bannau Brycheiniog.
Choose a year-round stay in Y Llofft Wair | The Hayloft, restored self-catering accommodation for up to six. During the camping season, meadow pitches welcome tents and small campervans, with furnished bell tents available for visitors travelling without their own camping equipment. Each offer has its own facilities and booking arrangements, explained on the individual pages below.
The Wild of the Words adds another way to experience the farm through folklore, storytelling and practical nature-based skills. Seasonal events and private workshops welcome individuals and groups, with options for team days, schools and celebrations by arrangement. A visit can be a day experience or part of a longer stay; accommodation and activities should be checked and booked separately unless the hosts confirm a group arrangement.
The farm’s meadows and surrounding hills connect these different experiences. Walks can begin from the farm, while nearby communities offer opportunities to explore local food, independent shops and heritage. Use the three offer pages to choose your visit and find the relevant booking or enquiry route.
Welcome to The Wild of the Words – Cwmffrwd Farm
Cwmffrwd Farm brings together places to stay and The Wild of the Words’ nature-based experiences on the slopes of the Black Mountains. Near Talgarth, between Cwmdu and Pen-gennffordd, the farm looks across the Rhiangoll Valley and offers a base for exploring Bannau Brycheiniog.
Choose a year-round stay in Y Llofft Wair | The Hayloft, restored self-catering accommodation for up to six. During the camping season, meadow pitches welcome tents and small campervans, with furnished bell tents available for visitors travelling without their own camping equipment. Each offer has its own facilities and booking arrangements, explained on the individual pages below.
The Wild of the Words adds another way to experience the farm through folklore, storytelling and practical nature-based skills. Seasonal events and private workshops welcome individuals and groups, with options for team days, schools and celebrations by arrangement. A visit can be a day experience or part of a longer stay; accommodation and activities should be checked and booked separately unless the hosts confirm a group arrangement.
The farm’s meadows and surrounding hills connect these different experiences. Walks can begin from the farm, while nearby communities offer opportunities to explore local food, independent shops and heritage. Use the three offer pages to choose your visit and find the relevant booking or enquiry route.
The Wild of the Words, Cwmffrwd Farm, Powys, LD3 0ES
Amenities
- Dog Friendly
- On-Site Parking
- On-line Booking
Explore Cwmffrwd Farm
Choose a self-catering stay, meadow camping or nature-based events and workshops.
How to book
Choose the Hayloft, camping or events page above for the relevant booking route. Visit The Wild of the Words website for current availability and event details, or contact the hosts by email or phone about private workshops and group arrangements. Book accommodation and activities separately unless the hosts confirm a combined arrangement.
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