Bronhaul is a haven of tranquility in the rolling green shires of West Wales. It’s a diverse and abundant valley of ancient woodlands, babbling brooks, flourishing gardens, rolling pastures and fertile wetlands. For many years, and for many people who’ve spent time here, Bronhaul is a place of retreat, natural beauty and biodiversity, deep peace and reflection, escape, inspiration, regeneration.
Bronhaul offers relaxing, back-to-nature farmstays in our characterful self-catering cottages. We’re also a small-scale working family farm, passionate about local food, sustainable living and working with nature.
Come and join us! Experience the farm life, volunteer, learn skills for sustainability, play, imagine, immerse yourself in wild nature, eat local food, explore what wild West Wales has to offer …retreat, reconnect, regenerate.
We hope all those of you who are reading this are safe, well and protected as much as you can from the presence of Coronavirus. We thought it would be good to share our experiences and life a little with you, while we are all so isolated, as at this time of year we would…
Throughout our woodlands, the first signs of the most spectacular season of the year for our forest floor…. bluebell season. It’s already carpeted with the telltale green leaves of the coming blue wildflowers, yellow flowers abound – marsh marigold, dandelions – as a warning light for the spectacle that’s to come. By the time May…
Our guests love to cook when they are here. Though there are plenty of great restaurants closeby, each of our farm cottages has a well-equipped kitchen & many of our guests prefer to stay in and whip up a feast in their cosy home-away-from-home. What makes it even more convenient, is that the land here…
Journey into Celtic Rainforest, as you explore majestic waterfalls and the true magic of wet Wales in Coed-y-Rhiadr where the rivers Neath, Pyrddin, Mellte and Hepste meet. Looking for somewhere to cool off in wild surroundings this Summer? Coed-y-Rhiadr, the Waterfall Woods, on the south edge of the Brecon Beacons offers some of the…
Though we’re being battered by high winds & heavy rainfall, the Met Office issuing one yellow warning after another, the signs of Spring are all around us here in West Wales. The air has warmed, the hedgerows and woodlands slowly fill with the colours of snowdrops, primrose & the early shoots of bluebells and every…
When it’s your first time visiting an area of the country, we know that it can be difficult to know where to go, where to eat, drink, swim. It can often leave you torn, confused and worried you won’t be able to make the most of your stay. Well, we’re here to help. Every month…
