Welcome to our campsite
Choose a pitch in one of our three stunning camping meadows, relax in the comfort of our spacious bell tent, or stay in our new, handcrafted Oak and Douglas fir camping pod.
We also have a small number of canvas bell tents available for hire.
Children can make dens, run in the woods and play games in the long grass. The pastures are a spectacle throughout the spring and summer with a show of bluebells and a host of other wild flowers. Watch out for snuffling hedgehogs at night too.
Mown paths wind down to our shop and pizzeria and a carved, oak framed hut, locally made and based on a Saxon Romanian field barn design, which houses loos and hot showers.
Watch out for the Red Kites and Buzzards that wheel over the campsite and listen for Curlews on the road to Hay-on-Wye where you might also spot a Fallow deer or tiny Muntjac deer crossing the road.
Our campsite is a five-minute walk from gastropub, The Bulls Head.
We are able to offer exclusive use of the whole campsite, subject to availability, for private parties, weddings etc... Please contact us to discuss your requirements.
Campsite
Choose a pitch in one of our three flowery meadows, relax by your fire pit and drink in the amazing mountain views.
Facilities
Down by the farmhouse:
A covered area made from up-cycled building materials and tree trunks contains a sink and hot water for washing dishes, a fridge-freezer and fridge and power points for hairdryers and charging phones etc. Drinking water tap.
In the camping fields:
Compost loo.
Water tap for fire buckets.
Two acres of ancient woodland where children are welcome to explore and build dens.
Please be aware there are some steep slopes around the campsite.
The flowery Flat Field.
Canvas bell tent amidst the summer flowers at Chapel House.
Black Hill vista.
View from the Flat Field towards the Black Hill.
Stunning view to the Black Hill.
Wild flowers and grasses frame the view to the Black Hill.
A grassy path at Chapel House Farm.
Follow mown paths around the campsite.
Camping pitch at Chapel House Farm.
A camping pitch mown into the long grass at Chapel House Farm.
Children's den
Childrens's den amongst the bluebells
Hand-crafted loo and shower building.
The carved oak loo and shower building at Chapel House Farm.
Campsite gateway.
Entrance to the camping field.
Free roaming chickens.
Free roaming chickens at Chapel House Farm.
Wood Field buttercups.
Wood Field in the summer.
Bluebell woods.
Spring bluebells at Chapel House Farm.
Camping pitch
A canvas hire tent at Chapel House Farm.