The park is impressive, not only in our opinion but to prove this we've won a clutch of awards, including a recent David Bellamy Conservation Gold Award. We've also been graded 5 star by the Tourist Board, 4 pennants by the AA, a top 100 Family Park in the UK by Practical Caravan and the Calor Most Improved Park. We are members of the Best of British Holiday & Touring parks, a group of 50 of the best privately owned holiday parks in the UK.

The pitches are flat and level. Most are hard standing as we are open most of the year. All have electric hook ups and some with all services (including waste water) are ideal for your touring or camping holiday.

Modern toilet facilities have individual washing compartments for your privacy. A cubicle for disabled visitors and level tarmac roads are ideal for the less able to enjoy Poston Mill.

Seasonal pitches and "store & tow" are also available.

We have fishing on the River Dore, a fun 9 hole pitch and putt (clubs and balls are available from Reception during opening hours), a 9 hole putting area, croquet lawn, badminton, petanque, small football pitch and a grass tennis court, and of course a small children's play area with swings, slides, climbing frames and a play tractor.

The park has lovely walks along the river on and around the park (maps available), including our own large dog walking field (well behaved dogs can run free). The Golden Valley is famous for its walks and cycle paths, and for the keen walkers, we are near to the Offas Dyke Path.

The privately owned Mill Bar & Restaurant adjoining the park is conveniently placed to stroll to for either a snack, bar meal or à la carte meal.

Nearby Peterchurch village has 2 local pubs, a licensed Bistro and a well situated shop and Post Office. The surrounding villages have traditional pubs and Hereford (9 miles away) has all the choice you'd expect of a city, from a Pizza Hut to the up-market Left Bank Restaurant. From the famous Cathedral and Mappa Mundi, to the cinema, leisure centre, shopping centre, River Wye and Cider, there is something for everyone. Travel in the opposite direction and you're soon in the famous book town of Hay-on-Wye. The renowned book capital of the world is a charming town full of hidden surprises. The bus stop on the park entrance will take you to both of these places.

Stunning stately homes, crumbling castles, or great golf courses, the surrounding area has lots to see and do. Poston Mill is near to the Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons National Park and whether you are walking or driving, the scenery and views are breathtaking. If you want a day at the beach, the South or Mid Wales coast is an hour and a half.

Most importantly, just relax in the countryside. We are family friendly and offer a peaceful and quiet holiday in an ideal location to enjoy the local area and natural farmland.