The Mid Wales Bunkhouse, Tipi and Camping is located at Woodhouse Farm, midway between Rhayader and Llanidloes, close to the villages of St. Harmon and Pant Y Dwr. As our name suggests we are right in the very centre of Wales. The surrounding countryside is splendidly wild. Be it summer or winter it can be explored by bike, on foot, or even on horseback or by canoe, with each season offering its own challenges. In winter weather such as we have had for the last couple of years even cross country skiing is a possibility.
We are close to the Elan and Wye Valleys, the Trans Cambrian Trail and Glyndwrs Way. The Lon Las Cymru cycle route is also close by, and on our website you will find a suggested, and we believe more interesting alternative route, taking you right past the door. The Radnorshire Ring, regional cycle route 25, also passes closeby, and this can easily form part of a circuit across Wales from East to West.
Outdoor enthusiasts, both young and old, will find plenty to do both on the farm and nearby.
Being set right in the centre of Wales we have the wild and remote Cambrian Mountains close by to the west and softer more gentle farmland to the east. Whether you are an avid hill walker seeking strenuous days out or a weekend cyclist looking for a day or two riding along pleasant and quiet lanes you will not be disappointed, and days o...
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The bunkhouse will sleep a maximum of twenty people, and is available for
groups or individuals, either self catering, or we can cater for you if
booked beforehand.
Upstairs is a dormitory sleeping up to 14 people and downstairs is a
family room sleeping up to 6, with disabled access. The dormitory can
be split into 4 separate areas with curtains. Please see the
bed layout page for more details.
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Peace and quiet and beautiful rolling countryside with a superb view from
your window is what you will find on arrival at Woodhouse Farm, home of 'Mid Wales Camping
and Caravanning', and this is confirmed by our Camping and Caravanning Club
'hideaway' status.
The site is available to all Club members and any non members are welcome to
join on arrival.
The Site is on level, well draining grass, with five individual pitches,
each wi...
A Tipi is the traditional tent of the native North Americans, as found on the
plains of the 'Wild West' in the 1700’s.
It is constructed with a number of poles crossed and tied at the top, with a
canvas covering.
A fire can be lit in the middle for warmth and cooking, the smoke passing
through an opening at the top of the tent. Flaps on the outside of the
tipi direct the smoke depending on the prevailing wind.
Our ti...
Whilst our accommodation is let on a self catering basis we are also able to offer meals, but these do need to be booked in advance.
For a large group the more notice you can give us the better. For smaller groups and individuals the day before is usually enough.
Indeed for individuals, provided you're happy to settle for whatever we have available, we can usually put something simple together
in a couple hours.
Evening meal usually consists o...
The comments below are a random selection taken from our visitors book.
Wow! What a fantastic place. I've stayed in a few bunkhouses and this one is a 5* hotel compared to them. I will definatly be back hopefully soon.
Comment left by James Hunt.
Fantastic accomodation, beautiful location. A warm welcome. Thanks for the invitation to watch ducks / chickens / sheep being fed. We will definately be back. I would love to live permenantly in this bunkhouse!
Comment left by Sue Lucy Alys & Rowan.
Had a lovely stay - fabulous evening meal, comfy beds and lovely hot showers. Off up Plymlimon after a huge breakfast.
Comment left by Sue and Zebby.
Fantastic time and enjoyed as much as last time we stayed.
Comment left by Gary and Amanda.
Lovely location. Nicely appointed accommodation. Just what we needed after a day in the saddle. There was even a piano so we could keep the twitchers up with non-stop jazz.
Comment left by Newbury Mountain Club.
What a great place you have and lovely people too. Back again soon.
Comment left by Paul Newman.