If you are looking for a staycation this summer, Wales is always a good choice for people living in Merseyside. And nestled in the serene Brecon Beacons, Pencelli Castle Caravan and Camping Park has been described by a reviewer as "near to perfect as you can get".

Just four miles from Brecon, this peaceful retreat is a hub for outdoor activities including walking, cycling, off-road biking, pony trekking, canoeing, and bird watching, all set against a picturesque backdrop. The site is a three-hour drive from Liverpool city centre.

The campsite is lauded for its prime location, a stone's throw from a plethora of attractions. The enchanting countryside draws nature lovers, as does the closeness to a friendly local pub and various historical sites.

A short ten-minute journey will take you to Cantref Adventure Farm, brimming with fun such as indoor play areas, equestrian pursuits, farm animal encounters, a snug cafe.

There's even exclusive VIP animal experiences – just a taste of the numerous adventures on offer around Pencelli Castle.

Strolls along the campsite's towpath reveal further local delights.

Wandering towards the historic Brinoer Tramroad and Talybont Reservoir, guests can enjoy scenic walks or venture into the unique market town of Brecon, home to quaint shops, museums, the majestic cathedral, and Hills Restaurant, renowned for its delectable burgers, reports the Express.

Keen cyclists will appreciate the Taff Cycle Trail, which conveniently passes by the park's entrance. The area is also well-served by public transport, with regular buses running to Cardiff and Abergavenny.

Following a day of exploration, the charming village pub, The Royal Oak in Pencelli, is within easy reach of the campsite. On chilly evenings, the pub provides a warm and welcoming haven, while in the summer, the garden is the perfect spot to relax by the Brecon and Monmouthshire canals.

Here, you can unwind as narrowboats glide gently by, enjoying some pub food before returning to the campsite for a peaceful night's sleep. The campsite has earned a five-star rating on Tripadvisor, with campers praising its prime location and spotless facilities.

One satisfied camper raved about the site, saying: "This site is such a hidden gem. We try to come here as often as we can. The views are spectacular, with a pub just on your doorstep. There isn't anything you can fault about it. ".

Another reviewer praised the campsite's luxurious amenities, stating: "This is the most luxurious campsite I have ever stayed at. Even fresh flowers in the toilet/shower block! Beautiful setting and perfect location."

The park provides for a variety of accommodation preferences, with spaces for touring caravans, motorhomes, and tents, dispersed across three scenic fields.

It boasts an award-winning facility block and a well-maintained children's play area, conveniently located outside the main camping areas.

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