Racquety Farm

Racquety Farm offers a range of accommodation options; with camping, glamping, self-catering houses and cabins; as well as land hire and studio space for events, courses or retreats; plus fishing and more. With views across Hay-on-Wye, this organic farm comprises arable, pasture, orchards and woodland and is just 5 - 10 minutes’ walk from the town centre, with its many bookshops, independent shops, restaurants and cafés.

This site has field camping for tents and campervans, but does not accept caravans or motorhomes. There is no electric hook-up or disposal facilities for chemical toilets. Prices include WCs, hot showers and washing-up facilities. All water is drinking water, with cold water sinks available, plus there is rubbish disposal, recycling and mobile phone charging. Children and well-behaved on-lead dogs are welcome. Groups are allowed by arrangement.

For glamping, there are Geodomes sleeping 2 - 5 and different sized Dome Tents sleeping 2 - 4 guests. In addition, The Larchwood Cocoon is a geodesic design cabin, deep in the woods and on the banks of the River Wye, sleeping 4 in 2 bedrooms. The Carapace Cabin sleeps 2 or 3 people. The Bothy (Y Bwthyn), also in the woods, sleeps up to 6. Racquety Lodge is a fully-equipped holiday home with a private garden, sleeping up to 7 guests.

Breakfast is served daily during busy times, with pop-up food events, activities and entertainment available on-site during the summer. There is private access to the river, with rights for game and coarse fishing and a canoe launch / landing point for use by prior arrangement. The Wye Valley Walk runs through Racquety Farm and the Offa’s Dyke trail is adjacent. Please click through to the website for further information about the farm and area.