Tramway Coffee Shop

Llangattock, Crickhowell
Turquoise Tramway Coffee kiosk beside a covered seating area with wicker sofas and chairs overlooking the canal.
Coffee cup and cakes on a counter overlooking narrowboats and the Beacon Park Boats boathouse.
A slice of sponge cake and a bacon roll on plates beside sauces, with the turquoise Tramway Coffee kiosk behind.
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Turquoise Tramway Coffee kiosk beside a covered seating area with wicker sofas and chairs overlooking the canal.
Coffee cup and cakes on a counter overlooking narrowboats and the Beacon Park Boats boathouse.
A slice of sponge cake and a bacon roll on plates beside sauces, with the turquoise Tramway Coffee kiosk behind.
A woman seated on a cushioned bench beside a lit wood-burning stove inside the turquoise coffee shop.
Open serving hatch and Tramway Coffee sign on a turquoise wooden kiosk at Beacon Park Boats.
A member of staff behind the Tramway Coffee counter, with cakes, bottled drinks and visitor leaflets.
Two customers being served at the open hatch of the turquoise Tramway Coffee kiosk.

Welcome to Tramway Coffee Shop, Beacon Park Boats

A canal-side stop in Llangattock

Tramway Coffee Shop is at the Beacon Park Boats wharf in Llangattock, near Crickhowell. Stop for refreshments beside the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal while walking, cycling or boating in Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park.

There is indoor and outdoor seating, including sofas beside the wharf. The menu includes hot toasties, freshly baked cakes, pancakes, ice cream, milkshakes and hot and cold drinks. Coffee is made with freshly ground Morrillo beans.

Board games are available, and duck food can be bought for feeding the local mallards. Children should be supervised beside the water.

Check the café’s website for current opening times and the menu. The same page gives directions from the towpath: the route at bridge 114 has steep steps, while the alternative via bridge 115 uses a slope and local roads.

Pedestrians enter through the pedestrian gate; check the current access instructions before visiting. If you need vehicle access, call the team on 01873 858277 so they can let you through.

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Beacon Park Boats
Owner
Opening hours
Visit our website
enquiries@beaconparkboats.com
01873 858 277

Beacon Park Boats, The Boathouse, Hillside Road, Llangattock, Powys, NP8 1EQ

Green and gold narrowboats moored in front of the timber-clad Beacon Park Boats boathouse.

Amenities

  1. Family Friendly
  2. Wi-fi
  1. On-Site Parking

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