You'll be sleeping in the trees in this ancient woodland on the site of an iron age settlement with your own campfire to keep cost by

Kite View Farm

The perfect spot to sit back and relax whilst enjoying the native woodland and all the nature that inhabits it. 

Also close by is the amazing National Coastal Path and Skomer Island, a must for anyone visiting Pembrokeshire 

In Mongolia the word 'ger' means 'home' and how wonderfully homely this ger feels!
A perfect retreat for a family holiday or a romantic break for two.

The Mongolian Details
In its own private setting this is a very cosy and warm yurt. The Ger has a central wood-burning stove and is furnished with three raised pine beds - one double and two singles. The beds are decorated with colourful throws and cushions creating a wonderfully warm ambience. Bedding can be supplied at extra charge - and we supply a chest full of blankets if it gets a little cold. There is a gas hob inside the Ger with all the cooking equipment, utensils and crockery you could need. You will have a basket of firewood for every day of your stay (£5 for ny additional baskets) and there is also a private campfire just outside the Ger (perfect for outdoor cooking!) as well as a picnic bench.

What you need to bring

1. Towels for the shower
2. Your own food
3. A torch
4. Bedding Available at request (£20 additional cost)

Larkhill Tipis & Yurts 

Inspired by a dwelling used by the Sami people of northern Scandinavia - these nomadic people travel the cold tundra of Norway, Sweden and Finland with their reindeer herds.
A cross between a Tipi and a Yurt - a snug escape from reality for families and couples.

The Lavvu Details
Unusual accommodation for the discerning traveller! The Lavvu is similar to a Tipi in shape, incorporates a crown like a yurt and has a wonderfully unique cocoon-like feel to it.

Furnishings include a double bed and two singles - with colourful throws, cushions, sheepskins and rugs creating a warm ambience. With an easy to use central wood burning stove and a basket of firewood - ready and waiting for your arrival. There is a dining table and a storage chest full of blankets in case it gets a little cold during the night.

The Lavvu also has a gas hob and all the cooking equipment, utensils and crockery you could need! Outside there is a private campfire area, seating and a picnic bench - perfect for a spot of outdoor cooking or roasting some marshmallows!
One basket of firewood provided per day (£5 any additional basket)

What you need to bring
1. Towels for the shower
2. Your own food
3. A torch
4. Bedding Available at request (£20 additional cost)


{b}Seren Mawr Glamping Pod{/b}
Seren Mawr is a generous 8m diameter glamping pod with a superb 5m wide window to maximise the magnificent views and light. This is the perfect place to escape from it all for a special romantic break. It is equipped with a brass bed for a restful night’s sleep in crisp cotton bedding on a goose down topper.

A wood burning stove adds to the cosy atmosphere with armchairs to relax in and a dining area to enjoy the meals created in the well-equipped kitchen. Rugs and animal skins litter the floor and feel sumptuous underfoot. Lighting is provided by lanterns, creating a romantic mood.

Whilst supper is cooking, you may wish to peruse a book, play a game of cards or Scrabble; perhaps pore over a map to plan your itinerary for the next day. There’s even a wind-up radio so that you can listen to the weather forecast or your favourite program.
Check-out is at 9:30

Unique Glamping in Brecon

{b}Seren Bach Glamping Pod{/b}

Tucked away in the upper corner of the field, Seren Bach (meaning Little Star in Welsh) is the new addition to the glamping pods at Argoed Barns. This 7m diameter luxury camping pod still has a huge 5m wide window to capitalise on the stunning views and light yet has the added benefit of a viewing window in the apex through which to admire the night sky for which the Brecon Beacons has justly earned its Dark Sky Reserve status. As tastefully and thoughtfully designed as Seren Mawr, this is another perfect dog friendly hideaway for a special romantic break or for those needing a digital detox.

Like its sister, it is furnished with a brass bed for a sumptuous night’s sleep in crisp cotton bedding on a goose down topper. A wood burning stove complements the cosy atmosphere with a sofa to cwtch up on and a dining area to enjoy the meals created in the well-equipped kitchen. In Seren Bach you don’t even have to pop outside to do the washing up as the sink has been incorporated within the kitchen area. The insulated floor is scattered with rugs and animal skins to enhance that decadent feel.

Lighting is provided by solar powered lanterns (feel free to bring your own candles too), creating a romantic mood. Whilst supper is cooking, you may wish to peruse a book, play a board or card game; perhaps pore over a map and guide books to plan your itinerary for the next day. There’s even a wind-up radio so that you can listen to the weather forecast or your favourite program.

{b}Shepherd’s Hut – perfect for a romantic break{/b}

The Shepherd’s hut was built to our specification. We wanted to ensure that it could accommodate a full-length bed for maximum comfort (who wants to sleep crunched up unless you’re a dormouse?) as well as a wet room equipped with a shower, basin and an upmarket self-composting loo.

A drop-leaf oak table was fitted under the triple windows to maximize working space (although it is difficult to remain focused on tasks when the view is of the beckoning Brecon Beacons, but it’s great for somewhere to spread out the weekend papers). The attention to detail is wonderful with oak floorboards, underfloor central heating (even in the wet room), sheep’s wool insulation in the walls and a wood burning stove for good measure.

Even the ironmongery was sourced and made locally. Once built, it was finally winched into place (quite a feat of engineering in itself) so that the largest window looks out towards the aforementioned Brecon Beacons, the window over the bed looks up across the field towards a majestic oak whilst the view from the stable door is of Hay Bluff and the Black Mountains. Amanda set to with her sewing machine to make the soft furnishings as well as upholstering the chairs. She then rummaged around in the barn and in local shops to find the remaining pieces to give the hut its finishing touches.

Outside there is your own private hot tub to soak away the aches and pains of the day. You can relax on the swing seat on the decking and enjoy the panoramic views whilst supper cooks in the pizza oven or BBQ. As dusk melts into night you can marvel at the stars in the Dark Sky Reserve whilst toasting marshmallows over the open fire.

Each morning Amanda will bring a continental breakfast hamper to your door.

Camping Wales

Discover the places we all want to go

The Fort, tree tent spot in ancient Pembrokeshire woodland

The Hideaway, woodland tentsile tree tent camping

Mongolian Ger, in a secluded spot on the edge of the woodland

The Lavvu Tipi

Seren Mawr

Seren Bach

The Shepherd's Hut