Things to Do
In the Brecon Beacons — at your own pace
From an hour to a full day, all on our doorstep
Adventure, at your own pace
All within 20 miles
Peterstone Court sits right in the heart of the Brecon Beacons, which means the best of Wales is a short drive — or a short walk — from the front door. Whether you want to climb something, wander somewhere, browse a bookshop or just find a good lunch and a slow afternoon, here are a few of the places we send our guests. Ask at reception and we’ll happily point you at the right one for the weather and the mood.
Brecon Cathedral
In an hour or more
The origins of the present building date back to the year 1093. and parts of the original building have been described as a fine example of Early English Gothic architecture. There is a museum and a lovely café at the Cathedral – it often hosts classical music concerts.
Beacons Visitor Centre
In an hour or more
Located 5 miles South West of Brecon, near Libanus. Its location offers stunning views of Pen Y Fan, the highest mountain in South Wales. An adjacent moorland ridge known as Mynydd Illtyd offers some fine easy to moderately graded walking. It is great for picnics, walking your dog, cycling, and finding out information on the Brecon Beacons and there is a café too!
Llangorse Activity Centre
In 2 Hours or more
The home of Action Packed Adventures!
Within a short drive from Peterstone Court (under 15 minutes) you can experience multi-award-winning Indoor and Outdoor activities, from Pony Trekking, to Rock Climbing,
Walks & Water
In 2 hours or more
Llangorse Lake.
The largest lake in south Wales, and home to the Welsh monument, the Crannog an ancient lake dwelling constructed in 916 AD. Lovely walks around the lake as well as boat hire.
Big Pit World Heritage Site
Allow 1/2 day
Big Pit National Mining Museum of Wales is situated on the site of Big Pit Colliery, a coal mine which ceased production in 1980. Miners, which previously worked the Colliery, now take visitors down the mine to experience past times and life of a miner. Visitors can also enjoy a virtual guide that takes you through a replicated mine where a modern coal face is brought to life through sound and light.