There is so much to see, and do, within the area surrounding our club that you will be positively spoiled for choice. There is plenty for the young, the old, the adventurous and those that prefer a more relaxed lifestyle. To help you decide we have provided a number of suggestions, listed below, to assist you in making the most of your stay with us.
Also, throughout the season many social events take place at our club, with most functions located in, or around, the club pavilion.
Keep visiting our "What's On" page to get the latest information on activities taking place.
Don't forget - Visitors to the club are always most welcome to join us for any social functions. We look forward to meeting you.
Read more >>Our club is situated in an unspoiled part of Monmouthshire in Wales. From the club it is possible to walk in virtually any direction and discover beautiful countryside. Walking information can be made available to visitors at the club.
Forest of Dean with excellent cycle and walking tracks. There is also a cycle hire centre.
The stunning Wye Valley and Offa's Dyke walks are less than 20 minutes away by car.
Tintern Abbey with exhibition centre and craft shops/tearooms.
The Big Pit (National Mining Museum of Wales) at Blaenavon, an excellent day out with the not-to-be-missed opportunity to experience working life underground.
The St. Fagans National History Museum of Wales is a magnificent day out with plenty to see and do.
Within easy reach, there are many charming small towns such as Monmouth, Usk, Chepstow, Ross-on-Wye.
The area is rich in Medieval Castles - many of which have special events in the summer season.
Below, are some further links to assist you in making the most of your stay:
Local Tourist Information Centres
Abergavenny Tourist Information (Telephone: +44 (0)1873 853254)