Welcome to Crickhowell

Croeso i Crughywel

Crickhowell is a picturesque town nestling in the beautiful Usk Valley and lying to the south of the Black Mountains, the eastern range of the The Brecon Beacons National Park, Bannau Brycheiniog. The town and its surrounding villages have attractions that are enticements for all visitors to this wonderful corner of Wales.

Mae Crughywel yn dref fach bert sy’n nythu yn nyffryn yr afon Wysg, ger y Mynyddoedd Du ac ar ffin ddwyreiniol Parc Cenedlaethol Bannau Brycheiniog. Mae ‘na rywbeth i ddenu pawb o bob oed, o bob galwad ac o bob diddordeb yn y dref ac yn ei chyffuniau

Coming up in Crickhowell...

May 05

Crickhowell U3A

Monthly meeting held in Clarence Hall. Coffee from10am.

May 05

Hearing Aid Clinic

Free Hearing Aid Clinic, in CRiC 10.30am - 12.30pm

May 10

Post War Crickhowell

Talk and book launch

Clarence Hall, NP8 1BN

John Webb & Ryland Walllace launch their latest book

tickets: www.crickhowellarchives.org.uk 

May 23

Crickhowell Open Studios

A weekend of artists studios opening their doors to the public in and around Crickhowell.  Learn about the creative processes. For more info call 01873 811665

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Stay in Crickhowell...

 

Little Barn, Govilon

Private detached stone barn on a former dairy farm renovated to a high standard for 2 people. Rural location but only 3 miles from Abergavenny

 

Beacon Park Boats

Considered to be Britain’s most picturesque waterway, the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal (known locally as the Mon and Brec) is in rural Wales, yet close to road and rail links Beacon Park Boats offer luxurious boating and cottage holidays

 

The Britannia

Public House situated in the heart of Crickhowell's High Street. Providing boutique style accommodation alongside traditional food which is served throughout the day.

 

Oak Retreat

The perfect getaway in a tranquil and peaceful setting above the river Usk