Brecon Beacons lodges are set on 400 acres of Welsh woodland and are surrounded by breathtaking waterways. From your bubbling hot tub, gaze up at the spectacular starry skies of this Dark Sky Reserve and listen to the happy songs of willow warbler birds.
What makes a stay at Forest Holidays Garwnant, Brecon Beacons unique?
The Garwnant location is within a Dark Skies Reserve, which means it's an excellent spot for stargazing. Nothing beats gazing up at the clear night sky from your bubbling hot tub. You might even see the Northern Lights if you're lucky!
What is the capacity for Forest Holidays Garwnant, Brecon Beacons?
Golden Oak Hideaway - Sleeps two people in one bedroom.
Golden Oak Cabin - Sleeps between two and eight people. One-four bedroom cabins are available.
Golden Oak Treehouse - Sleeps one - ten people. Five bedrooms are available.
Silver Birch Cabin - Sleeps up to six people. Two-three bedroom cabins are available.
Silver Birch Wheelchair Adapted - Sleeps up to four people in two bedrooms.
White Willow Premium - Sleeps one - six people. Two - three bedroom cabins available.
What can guests enjoy when staying in the Merthyr Tydfil area?
There’s so much to explore. Fancy taking on Pen Y Fan, the highest peak in southern Britain? Roam around wide-open hillsides and beautiful forests, tucked-away lakes and lively waterfalls. On the northern boundary of the Brecon Beacons National Park, Brecon is a lively market town. If you want a flavour of local culture, it's a terrific day excursion. Stroll along the canal, stopping to look at local shops, cafés, and an 800-year-old cathedral. Why not attend the Brecon Jazz Festival if you're in town in August?
Where can guests enjoy food and drink?
Meals, drinks, and snacks are available all day at the Forest Retreat and Hub. For those wanting to dine in the comfort of your own cabins, you can choose from a range of premium frozen meals available to buy at the Forest Retreat, pre-order BBQ packs, where you can enjoy an al fresco dining on your veranda or book a chef to serve you up a delicious meal, with locally sourced ingredients. In your cabin, you’ll find a card telling you how to find out about nearby places to eat and drink so that you can have a night off from the kitchen.
