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Description
Pioneer lives up to its hardy name by opening only during the winter months, but warmth won’t be a problem, with the cosy bed up a ladder above the cab, the wood-burner crackling in the corner and Kingstone Brewery on hand to supply you with that special inner glow.
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Facilities
The Important Stuff!
Check in: 4 pm
Check out: 10 am
- Bring torches, wellies and walking boots.
- Brewery shop onsite selling real ale and cider.
- Supply of firewood provided for the woodburner to get you started. The owners do not sell additional firewood, however there are local shops where firewood can be purchased.
- Mobile phone signal. WiFi available outside the brewery shop.
Sleeping Arrangements
- One double bed above cab and accessed via a ladder.
Cooking
- 4 hobs and oven cooker
- Toaster, kettle, pots, pans & cutlery
- Fridge
- Sink for washing up with hot & cold running water
- Fire pit outside
Washing
Private ensuite bathroom with shower cubicle and toilet.
Heating, lighting & bedding
- Woodburner
- Bed linen and towels provided
- Electric lighting
- Plug sockets
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Food and Drink
At Kingstone Brewery
There’s a bar & shop on site where they do a great range of Kingstone beer. There is a monthly pizza & beer event on the first Saturday of every month. If you give her some advance notice, Tori can also arrange some supplies ready for when you arrive, or perhaps a chilled bottle of something sparkling!Going out – a few pubs & restaurants worth a try
- The Brockweir Inn, Brockweir (just 3 miles away)
- The Royal George at Tintern
- The Whitebrook, Whitebrook – perfect for if you are looking for something a bit special for a treat – it’s Michelin starred too!
Other options:
- The Tudor Farmhouse, Clearwell
- The Miners, Sling
- The Three Tuns, Chepstow
- Stone Rock Pizza, Chepstow – Award Winning
- The Saracens Head, Symonds Yat
- Severn & Wye Smokery, Westbury On Severn
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Activities
At Kingstone Brewery
Wye Valley Experience is based onsite specialising in canoeing and mountain bike hire alongside guided trips meaning we are able to offer our guests a special experience of canoeing the River Wye or exploring the local area on Mountain bikes. Please visit the website for more information or to make a booking .Exploring nearby…
A visit to Tintern Abbey is really amazing and once you are on the inside you will be surprised by its size. It is a wonderfully majestic site.
Tintern is also a lovely village to walk around with unusual and fascinating little shops! Tori’s favourite is Stella Books as they have over 30,000 rare or out of print books – you will be bound to find a memorable story there!
Clearwell Caves – 4500 Years of mining history in an amazing cave system.
Puzzlewood – magical woodland in the Forest of Dean.
Dean Steam Railway – Dean Forest railway.
A day out at Go Ape! Forest of Dean, 11 miles away, is always recommended for Tarzan swings and epic zip wires.
Abbey Mill, Tintern – award willing riverside shopping & dining.
Ask Ed & Tori for more information on the local area.
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Prices
Pioneer
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Accommodates
Sleeps 2
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Facilities
Washing with shower
Cooking facilities
Own fire pit and BBQ
~It was great, great location, easy to get to on public transport, really cosy and Ed was very welcoming and accommodating. And of course it was a brewery so fab for beer drinkers!! Had everything you needed in a separate shared hut, with kitchen facilities and a clean toilet, bath and hot shower.
