Hampshire Mountain Centre

The Hampshire Mountain Centre occupies two sites, situated at in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park near the market town of Brecon. Argoed Lwyd is a converted 19th Century traditional Welsh farmhouse can sleep up to 46 in two units. Birchgrove is a four bedroomed house in the small village of Heol Senni and sleeps 18.

Both sites provide ideal environments to promote the personal development of your group through adventure experience, within a caring residential setting. There are also many opportunities for curriculum-based study through geography, biology, history and the environment.

The centre can also be used as a base for youth groups and those involved in the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme for expeditions and training. Whatever the reason for your visit you are guaranteed to have a fabulous time whilst working as part of a team.

Brecon Beacons

The unique geology of the Brecon Beacons National Park has resulted in a picturesque landscape of mountains, waterfalls and caves. The area has been inhabited from Neolithic times and is also rich in history and legend. All this provides a wide choice of adventurous activities and field study projects as well as historic buildings, museums and nature reserves to visit.
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