Stay, Explore, Relax.
And of course, Sobremesa*
Situated on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park WITH BOTH THE River LLYNFI And the RIVER Wye On the doorstep.
With Fishing, Hiking, walking, kayaking, CANOEING, paddle boaRding, gorge walking, horse riding, and cycling all within close proximity
Lower Porthamel is part of a working farm where LIVESTOCK and feed are grown on the arable pastures.
the campsite is located on the farm’s organic orchard, so you will sleep between the very apple trees that make the cider in the onsite tap room.
Sobremesa drinks has been making farmhouse beers and natural ciders at lower porthamel since march 2023. we serve all our produce as fresh as it comes at the tap room, alongside local cheeses and charcuterie and our favourite spanish snacks.
We have a range of accommodations for all holiday makers, so book your stay in nature!
*SOBREMESA: time after lunch when people linger at the table and chat with family and friends
Camping at Lower Porthamel
Book your stay in our Camping Orchard!
The Camping Barn
Packing Light? Try our cosy Camping Barn!
SoBREMESA Drinks
Fancy a pint?
The campsite is situated just 20 steps from Sobremesa Drinks HQ and Tap Room. Adrián and Alys take the best of Wales and Spain and create farmhouse beers and ciders that showcase what we can do with great local ingredients. Check out our website for opening times.
Brecon Beacons National Park
Rolling Welsh hills as far as the eye can see!
The aFON lLYNFI
Fancy some fishing?
The Nature Trail
If wildlife is your passion, take a look at our Nature Trail!
Dark Skies!
We are very lucky to be in a Dark Skies Area of the UK, meaning that on clear nights we are blessed with an amazing Starry display. Come and camp under the night sky!
Just 1 mile to Talgarth, a small peaceful market town where you can find the working Mill with a fantastic café, WJ George Butchers & Deli pot, the bridge inn, Pell-y-Wrach nature reserve and Dinas castle.
Hay On Wye, renowned for its books and book shops is just 6 miles to the east from us. With the annual Guardian Hay Festival of Literature and Art and How The Light Gets In Festival, happening during the end of May beginning June.
Brecon just 6 miles to the west is a market town with Cathedral, Canal and hosting the annual Jazz festival in August.
A haven for Fishing, Hikers, Walkers, Kayaking, Canoeing, Paddle boarding, Gorge walking, Cyclists, Water Sport enthusiasts, Horse Riders and Climbers.
Amazing wildlife footage taken by Flight Paths on our nature trail by the river Llynfi!