Cosmos Camping

Onsite, there is a modern facilities block with three showers, three toilets, three sinks and two hair drying stations. Shower cubicles are spacious with long mirrors, clothes hooks and handy shelves, with plenty of hot water and no tokens needed.

Plus, a communal kitchen with 2 large washing up sinks, fridge-freezer with spare ice packs, microwave, kettle, clothes rack and complimentary tea and sugar. Outside there are several picnic areas for al fresco and a small camp shop with essentials.

There is a well-stocked local village shop just ten mins away and two larger Co-ops 20 minutes by car. There are also two pubs just a ten minute driveaway, The Red Lion and Goose and Cuckoo Llangadog.

Bob and I moved to Wales during the pandemic, when both our industries stalled overnight - Bob worked in theatre and I in events. Having dreamed of a smallholding in the countryside for many years, we recognised that this was our opportunity to 'break out' so we sold up near London and set off on our great big Welsh adventure.

Our first glimpse of the Brecon Beacons was driving over the Black Mountain Road and as our mouths fell open in awe at the dramatic views, we knew that this was the place for us. Within three months we had made the move and then spent the next three months taming the wilderness around us into a working campsite.

Bob and I like to think that "if Carlsberg did campsites", it would be like Cosmos Camping. Quiet, tranquil, stunning mountain views, epic night skies and fluffy balls of sheep scattered across your horizon but just not in your tent! Actually the neighbours sheep do occasionally break in but that just adds to the experience, and 'encouraging' them off site makes for entertaining film footage.

Life here is a lot of fun. It is also a place of extreme beauty and calm. We love sharing this with our campers and want them to feel like they have joined a very special club, one they can come back and visit whenever they want or feel the need.