Families looking for a new base to enjoy the landscapes and towns of Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) will find plenty to discover at Beacons Bluff Escapes, a rebranded glamping site just outside Builth Wells.

Run by Emma Staggs and Andrew Davies, the site has shed it’s former Wigwam Holidays branding to stand proudly on it’s own. With a new name and identity, Beacons Bluff Escapes offers the same warm welcome with a fresh sense of independence.

At it’s heart is a private lake, perfect for paddling, boating, or simply watching the sunset. Families can spread out across the site, try outdoor cooking, or use it as a launching point to nearby adventures.

Builth Wells and Hay-on-Wye are both close at hand, while the name itself – Beacons Bluff Escapes – reflects the site’s place within the Brecon Beacons landscape and its closeness to the dramatic Hay Bluff, a landmark that draws walkers from across the region.

Emma and Andrew say the change is about shaping the site’s future:

“Beacons Bluff Escapes is about creating a place where families can enjoy time together, surrounded by the best of Mid Wales. We want to offer more than a place to stay – it’s about memories, connections, and space to breathe.”

As the new name takes root, Beacons Bluff Escapes is set to become part of the growing network of small, family-run businesses helping shape the visitor experience across Bannau Brycheiniog.

Brecon Beacons Tourism represents businesses across Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park, supporting sustainable tourism and promoting the destination. Membership is open to businesses of all sizes across the region.