Cherryberry Lodges

The hedgerows here sit thick and green above the Usk Valley, where the light settles soft over South Wales farmland and the air smells faintly of turned earth and wildflowers.

This is proper mixed camping — space for tents, tourers and campervans — tucked into Monmouthshire countryside that suits anyone after a bit of Welsh peace without the fuss. Families find their stride here, dog walkers have the valley paths on the doorstep, and couples after a quiet weekend land somewhere that feels genuinely rural but not remote. You're in walking country, with the Brecon Beacons reachable and the Wye Valley close enough for day trips through proper scenery.

Facilities are straightforward: clean toilets and showers, no frills but everything you need. Open all year, so you can pick your season — spring bluebells or autumn mist over the fields. Campfires need checking on arrival, so ask when you pitch up. The vibe's low-key and friendly, the kind of site where you hear birdsong more than engines and nobody's in a rush.