Perched above the picturesque market town of Crickhowell, Caban Tarren places you in one of the most beautiful corners of the Brecon Beacons National Park. From your hillside hideaway, footpaths wind gently through fields and hedgerows towards the welcoming local pub, around a 25-minute walk away - the perfect reward after a day of exploring.
The nearby village of Crickhowell, just a short drive away, is full of character, with the River Usk flowing through its heart. Wander across the historic stone bridge, browse the independent shops along the high street, or stop by the much-loved bookshop and café for coffee and a slow morning read. There’s also an award-winning butcher who can deliver locally sourced produce straight to your hideaway, as well as a refill shop championing sustainable living. History lovers will adore the atmospheric ruins of Crickhowell Castle, which look out across the rooftops and surrounding hills.
A short drive away lies the beloved literary town of Hay-on-Wye, famous for its vast array of independent bookshops and the world-renowned Hay Festival. Spend an afternoon browsing shelves, exploring antique stores and galleries, or enjoying lunch in one of the many charming cafés before returning to your peaceful cabin.
For an optional extra, book a woodworking workshop directly with the owner, Tool Box Tan ahead of your stay. Full, half-day and bespoke courses are available, where you can create a piece of furniture inspired by your stay, using upcycled wood from the farm.