Mountain Centre

It is a good place to stop off on the journey.You need to make an effort as it is off the main road in the hills a little, but it's worth it.Enjoyed the relaxing atmosphere and helpful staff, but above all the quietness while looking at the hills.Plenty of parking with a small payment to help support the centre.

Beautiful views Pen y Fan weather permitting.Very helpful staff for those exploring area.Nice craft section upstairs and cafe downstairs where u can sit in or out.Kids play area.Dogs allowed on leads

Brilliant place, nice walks, nice views. Knowledge and friendly staff.

Great place to park up go for a nice walk and see beautiful views The cafe was ok ,cake was nice but service a bit odd

Brilliant base for walking. Toilets, cafe and a visitors shop selling local items and walking books/maps.

Great place for families. Say in garden with tea and cake when family went for a hike. Very comfortable. Lots of wasps but not a nuisance. Only downside was disabled toilet a long way from cafe. Staff helpful

Nice place. Lovely little cafe and a playground great for the little ones. Loads of cakes as well. Decent views across the valleys and loads of sheep

A great place wild and magnificent views,depending on cloud cover. An updated visitor centre providing toilets and information with a much needed hard core car park

Great place to visit if in the area.Stunning views, great facilities, tasty menu. Will return. Perfectly located near some great walking routes!Dog friendly

Have you ever driven up and down a road and completely missed an amazing gem of a place? That's exactly how we felt when we discovered the Brecon Beacons National Park Centre. Nestled amongst the breathtaking scenery of the Welsh mountains, this place is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves the great outdoors.Despite the freezing weather during our last visit, we still managed to explore the centre and were blown away by what it had to offer. The café was a warm and welcoming spot to grab a bite to eat, and although slightly overpriced, the food was absolutely delicious. Plus, they served Welsh tea.The gift shop was a treasure trove of local goodies, including handmade crafts, locally sourced food, and books on the area's history and wildlife. It was hard to resist leaving without buying a few souvenirs!For families with children, the play park was a real highlight. It looked like so much fun, with slides, swings, and climbing frames to keep the little ones entertained for hours.And let's not forget the ample parking, which came with a small fee of just £3 for the day. We didn't mind paying it though, knowing that the money goes towards maintaining and preserving this stunning national park.Overall, we can't wait to come back to the Brecon Beacons National Park Centre and explore more of the beauty that Wales has to offer. It's truly a hidden gem that's not to be missed.