Meredith Farm Certificated Site

The ground is green, but very often dry.Caravan for HireSeasonal pitches: just a few available at 1/2 the touring rate, each with a 'private garden'.We have this pleasantly sited, secluded, caravan for your use should you wish, at £19/night.Not particularly modern, but comfortable, clean, dry and fully set up with water, gas, electricity and toilet.We are 2-minutes from a bus stop to Monmouth or Hereford, and thence, Abergavenny, Ross, Coleford, Brecon, etc.Pitch near the other vans and toilets, shower, etc, or go off to a secluded pitch under the trees, by the stream, as you like. You can reserve such as pitch on booking.Petting zooThere are guinea pigs, goats old and young, pot-bellied pig, sheep, chickens, ducks, quail - all are very tame and all really enjoy seeing people. Visit them at any time, feed them, from our list of suitable feeds, sit with them, or join the official feeding round at 9am, daily.We do have rain, but far less than might be expected. Sheltered by the Black Mountains, we have about 1/2 of the rainfall experienced in Wales. (UK Met Office)There are views over 3-counties and we are close to:1) The Wye Valley,2) The Forest of Dean,3) The Black Mountains and The Brecon Beacons,4) Symmonds Yat.There are shower and flush toilets. Plus, an information area with small cooking facilities, such as kettle, fridge, toaster, space to freeze your freezer block, etc. This is in a rustic building designed to blend with the setting.Electric hook ups are available.You are guaranteed a warm welcome at our splendid, dog and child friendly, local pub. They might even give you a 'welcome discount'.We welcome pets: dogs, cats, horses, children, etc, relying on you to ensure that they do not bother other visitors. There is about a mile of paths mowed alongside the stream, around and through the hay-fields, to walk dogs or just stroll before breakfast.Although we welcome all, the site is very quiet and picturesque and is particularly favoured by adults and older people and those who want a peaceful time away.We are not for you if you want a place for loud gatherings! There are sites nearby better suited to that than we are and we are very happy to advise you.We provide free-range eggs: chicken, duck and quail fresh daily, lamb/pork sausages and chops etc from out animals; and a range of other essentials, in our pound shop.We will direct you to excellent local beers, wines and food.We will guide you to an endless range of nearby attractions sufficient to amuse all ages for a few weeks. For example, these include: walking, canoeing, riding, cycling, caves, fantastic walking, steam train, working coal mines, children's adventure centres, etc. Did I mention walking? Or just stroll and chill, under the trees or by the stream.We do charge money, but it is minimal.£7.00/van/night. (for up to 2-people. We charge a further £2 for any additional person)There is no extra charge for: parking, dogs, awnings, etc, etc, so you know what you will pay.An electric hook up is available for £3.00/day.We give a 10% discount for visitors over pensionable age.There is a safe play area for smaller children, near, but not too near...including this ginea pig barn where you can sit with 'pigs' of all ages.Campfires are essential.You can bring your own fire basket or we will lend you one.You can collect wood, or we will supply it to you.Any questions:Call 07813027670 for an instant booking or better still email by clicking email link above.DirectionsWe are about 15-mins from the M50We are on the A466, between Monmouth and Hereford. We are just off the B4521 road from Ross-on-Wye to Abergavenny ("The Gateway to the Black Mountains").The Postcode is HR2 8QN, and the entrance is on the A 466.The entrance is easy, straight and level, if approaching from the South.If approaching from the North, it is easier to pass by and perform a U Turn, thus approaching from the South. There are easy places to do this, just past the village. Alternatively, many people take the A40 South from Ross, and join the A466 near Monmouth, heading North. That means leaving the A40, before Monmouth, at a roundabout, signed A466. You will come to a cross-roads with traffic lights - turn right onto the Hereford Road (A466).