Cozy Barn Stay for Groups in Bannau Brycheiniog
Location:
Rees family farm, Merthyr Tydfil CF48 2HY, Powys
Contact:
info@breconbeaconsbunkhouse.co.uk • 07508 544044
About:
Ysgubor Bach is a thoughtfully converted historic barn on the Rees family’s working farm. Sleeping up to 10 guests, it blends rustic charm with modern amenities, nestled within the Brecon Beacons National Park. It’s perfect for small groups seeking a tranquil rural escape
What they offer:
Sleeps up to 10: twin en-suite bedroom on the ground floor, twin room and six-bed dorm upstairs, plus shared family bathroom
Fully equipped kitchen with a spacious sitting/dining area, log burner, TV and large table
Eco-minded features: wildlife pond, native hedges, energy-efficient showers, dual-flush toilets and sustainable farm practices
Easy access to walking trails, public transport links and bike hire on site
Why we love it:
Ysgubor Bach offers a peaceful blend of heritage, comfort and eco-conscious living. It's ideal for families or friends looking to immerse themselves in rural Wales and reduce their footprint in a beautiful setting.
Large-Group Barn Accommodation in the Brecon Beacons
Location:
Coed Owen Farm, Cwmtaff, Merthyr Tydfil CF48 2HY, Powys
Contact:
info@breconbeaconsbunkhouse.co.uk • 07508 544044
About:
Situated on the same Rees family farm, Coed Owen is a spacious barn conversion catering for up to 26 guests. Ideal for DofE groups, walkers, cyclists, and large gatherings, it offers a sociable yet comfortable base in the heart of Bannau Brycheiniog
What they offer:
Flexible sleeping: 2 dorms of six beds, 10-bed dorm, double room, twin room, plus accessible ground-floor dorms and shower/WC facilities Commercial-style kitchen, open-plan dining area, boot room, drying room, secure bike/gear storage and lounge with wood-burner
Purposefully inclusive: accessible rooms and family spaces, all under one roof
Eco ethos: part of Glastir environmental schemes with wildlife-friendly land management, energy and water savings, and encouragement of public transport use Close to outdoor highlights: direct mountain access, Pen y Fan trail, waterfalls, BikePark Wales, and Merthyr/Cambrian activities
Why we love it:
Coed Owen is a gem for large-group stays in the hills—roomy, sociable and practical, yet thoughtfully designed for comfort and inclusivity. The spacious kitchen, boot room, and outdoor fire area make it a natural gathering spot after an adventure day.
For more details, visit Ysgubor Bach and Coed Owen Bunkhouses
