Great Castle just down the road. It's free and there are extensive grounds around for dog walks and picnics.

Ten Pin Bowling, Lazerquest and Play Barn

High adrenaline on a rainy day.

Several sites around this little village. Stone walls and extensive archaeological sites.

Play Barn

Play Barn. Retail Park.

Many animals, not just farm. Play Barn. Cafe. Lots of space. Picnics.

Many walks down the country lanes right from your doorstep

The waterfalls walks are in the west of the Beacons but worth a daytrip with many falls including this one that you can walk behind.

Very unique gardens with amazing history. Cafe. No dogs.

Great car journey to reach this tucked away house, deer park and garden packed with unusual plants..Good for a picnic and meandering walks.

Large visitor centre with Cafe

Autumn is stunning but a good family day out all year round. Cafe & visitor centre.

The highest mountain in the Beacons. You can take the shortest but very popular from the A470 or longer quieter routes from the North.

177 miles long! You can find the path locally near Chepstow but for big views and a hike head up to Llanthony.

For the fit and adventurous. A stunning 10 mile circular ridge walk around the major peaks in the Brecon Beacons

Only opened in 2021 this 5 mile new walking / cycling pathway joins Chepstow to Tintern Abbey

Zip wires, Scuba Diving, Kayaking, Paddle Boards, Bike Hire, Cafe

Might seem a long way to go to visit the famous literary town but the journey is all part of the experience.