Poplar and Beech Tree Lodges at Crai Valley, Powys

Sleeps 9 to 19 in 2 eco lodges

Poplar Tree Lodge sleeps 10 (+ 2 on a sofa bed located in double room upstairs)
Beech Tree Lodge sleeps 9

The eco lodges have been built with a bespoke mix of Welsh stone and a D shaped log. Every internal room with an external wall has been clad with a lovely wide timber for the unique log home experience. The lodges are perfect for the larger extended family holidays as they are semi-detached. Offering a tranquil place for all to explore to the beautiful countryside of Crai.

These properties are built on the family-run organic working farm providing the utmost in luxury with use of spa hot tub, trampoline, children’s play area swings and slide, as well as garden furniture.

There is a local village Hall adjoining the properties which can be independently hired where special parties and functions can be hosted. Details of this can be discussed with owners, with the option to hire in outside caterers to make your stay here as pleasant and as easy as possible. The hall is sited within 50 yards of the lodges.

The lodges are located in a private garden and provide a safe environment from traffic for children to play. To the front and the rear of the lodges, there is a large grassed area for relaxing and playing. There is ample parking space.

In addition to the lodges, there is a newly built stone barn with an adjoining tastefully modernised stone cottage. These two properties have recently been renovated with a sympathetic mix of old and new.

There are 12 mountain bikes on site which guests can hire for the day or half day and explore the beautiful country lanes or local reservoir, or for the more experienced biker there are cycle tracks and routes planned - please see owners for maps. Full day hire of a bicycle would be £25.00 and half day £15.00. For more information click on the link to go to owners website.

Situated in the heart of the Brecon Beacons, this is an ideal location for activity based weekends with family and friends. Walkers and cyclists are spoilt for choice, and there's lots locally to interest all members of the family. Also a great base for Brecon Jazz Festival and Hay Literary Festival.