Llansawel Agored
Llansawel Agored
4.89 /5
Llansawel Agored is a peaceful off-grid camping and glamping site in the stunning Carmarthenshire countryside, perfect for enjoying the outdoors. Tents can pitch up on non electric wild or ensuite pitches, each with its own camp kitchen and fire pit. For those who prefer glamping, the site also offers bell tents with everything you need for a comfortable stay. Fun activities are also on offer including paddleboarding, canoeing and archery!
Off-grid, family friendly camping and glamping with countryside views and a nearby pub
Activities available including canoeing, paddleboarding, archery and bushcraft!
Within 30 minutes of Brecon Beacons, Dinefwr Castle and The Red Kite Feeding Station
About Llansawel Agored
Located 25 minutes from the famous Brecon Beacons National Park, this family-friendly site offers the perfect base for a relaxing off-grid getaway. Guests can spend their day taking part in fun activities like paddleboarding on the Brecon Canal, and evenings unwinding under a starry night sky around the campfire. Tents can pitch up on one of the site's four deluxe non electric grass pitches each measuring 20m x 20m with plenty of space for peace and quiet for everyone. Guests on these pitches will have their own undercover camp kitchen equipped with a cool box, along with a separate compost loo. Outside you will also have a picnic bench and fire pit, perfect for alfresco dining. For those who prefer glamping, the site has two charming bell tents on offer. Each is equipped with one double, two single and two z-bed mattresses, though linen and bedding is not provided. There is also a wood-burning stove so you stay cosy on those cooler evenings. Each of the 6m bell tents also has an undercover camp kitchen fitted with a gas stove, cool box, a table, crockery, utensils and USB chargers. Alongside, you will also have an eco loo, fire pit, seating and a smores kit for you to enjoy around the campfire! Please note, this is a pet free site. Guests must also be a Greener Camping Club member, but this can be purchased when you book.
Camping is available from the end of April to 1st October, bell tents from 16th May to 10th September.
Site facilities include composting loos, showers, solar charging and ice pack freezing. Fire pits are available to hire with free wood from the site.
The nearest shop to the site is The Old Smithy - Yr Hen Efail, a five minute drive away. Two pubs are also within a ten minute walk, The Angel Inn and The Black Lion Hotel.
Adult only
Allow commercial vans
Allow pets
Bike hire
Café / restaurant
Communal BBQ
Disabled facilities
Drinking water
Electric hookups
Entertainment
Family friendly
Fires allowed
Fishing
Games room
Glamping
Golf
Horse riding
Hot tub
Internet access
Kids club
Kids playground
Laundry
Near beach
Near pub
Open year round
Peaceful
RV pitches
Shop
Showers
Swimming pool
Toilets
TV room
Vineyard
Water hookups
Watersports
W.C. disposal
There are 9 accommodation options on-site
Bookable pitches and accommodation options
4 x Deluxe Non Electric Grass Pitches
Max 6 people
Non electric grass pitches measuring 20m x 20m for tents only. Each comes with a private undercover camp kitchen with a picnic table and cool box. Each has a compost toilet and fire pit provided.
2 x Camping With Equipment
Max 6 people
A large camping pitch with a kitchen, plates, bowels, cups and glasses, all cutlery, all cooking utensils, USB charging in the kitchen and a double gas burner. Picnic table, a composting toilet, fire pit, this is glamping without the accommodation.
4.89 /5
100%
Recommend
Clever balance of amenities and back to nature
Recommends site
Kevin S
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Great little site, just the right balance of well thought out amenities and a back to nature environment. We went as a group of brothers with older children, opting for the Bell tent with supplied equipment, giving us the right balance of proper camping yet with the well thought out facilities making it all that bit easier without taking away the fun. Our Bell tent was in a glade all on its own too. A good base for further exploring, Rhys was on hand to offer great advice too. Thoroughly enjoyed it.
Glamping trip
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Josephine W
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Rhys was so thoughtful and helpful. Everything and more already there, views stunning and the stars at night just breathtaking. Loved having a fire pit, site very quiet and not over run. Bring wellies, walking boots as walkways are grass. First time my six year old granddaughter has been camping and she adored it. The kitchen area is a great idea under shelter. There are kennels nearby and you can hear the dogs barking at various times, however a small issue in an otherwise beautiful spot.
A hidden gem in Wales
Recommends site
Terri G
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This campsite was beautiful. Quiet and calm with beautiful views across the Valleys. Rhys was a perfect host making sure we were comfortable everyday and just chatting like a human should. He is a very switched-on chap with a clear vision for his little slice of heaven in the Welsh hills. The ideas he has for the site are very impressive and he has a great orchid of delicious apples that he was kind enough to allow us to sample. It's early days for this site since COVID and for us, it is a new regular haunt. Location of the site puts you close enough to everywhere. The hot water gas showers were great,I do love having a hot shower outdoors. It's good for the soul. Thanks Rhys for being a great host and keep up the great work. We will be back.👍🏼
Site tariff
Things to do on site and in the Llandeilo area
If you're looking to get involved in activities, the site has a whole host on offer for you to choose from. Pick from archery, bushcraft, paddleboarding and canoeing, all a great way to enjoy the outdoors and discover the local area.
Dinefwr Castle is also just a 20 minute drive from site, a glorious castle with marvellous views over the surrounding countryside. The 12th century house is surrounded by a deer park with picturesque walking routes around the grounds.
Brecon Beacons National Park is also just a 25 minute drive away, perfect if you're searching for walking trails or cycle paths. You can even head to the Red Kite Feeding Station (35 minutes) and see the magnificent birds of prey come down to get their next meal!
Other nearby attractions include:
- Talley Abbey (5 minutes)
- Castell Carreg Cennen (30 minutes)
- National Botanic Garden of Wales (35 minutes)
- Llyn Llech Owain Country Park (35 minutes)
- Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo (1 hour)
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