Where to eat in Hay on Wye. Hay-on-Wye is not just all about books and festivals, it’s also about great pubs, cafe’s, inns and gorgeous food, often locally sourced and made, washed down with local ciders, ales and juices. Here is our run down of where to eat in Hay on Wye.
October half-term is a magical time to enjoy a glamping holiday in Hay-on-Wye. Why not brave a hair-raising Halloween event, enjoy hot chocolate by the fire, or simply slip on your walking boots and explore the beauty of the autumn countryside?
The first signs of spring are here as green shoots are starting to appear along the woodland floor at By the Wye, which makes it the perfect time to visit for an Easter Holiday in Wales. Soon the woodland will begin to transform into a luscious green wonderland and birdsong will echo through the trees. A time of new growth, there will be lots of beautiful nature for you and your family to seek out. Here’s what you can expect to find in the woods at By the Wye this spring!
By the Wye glamping site in Hay-on-Wye is closed for 2022 but read about the exciting woodland-wellness and group-glamping developments we have planned over our hibernation. Diary open for bookings in 2023.
Here at By the Wye we take pride in going that extra mile in order to offer the very best experience for our guests. That means being thoughtful; sourcing locally, hand-picking the highest quality products and working with some amazing, like-minded businesses.
Looking for a family activity to do on your glamping holiday? Can you beat an outdoor picnic on a lovely sunny day in beautiful surroundings? One of the great things about a picnic is that you can have one anywhere and you are spoilt for choice with riverbanks, fields and woodlands here at By the Wye.