Field View Lodge is a state of the art, disabled friendly and ECO friendly 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom luxury lodge. We have created a holiday home which is ideal for couples and families. 

It is ideally situated, on the edge of Bannau Brycheiniog, formerly known as the Brecon Beacons. From here you can explore and go touring in the Beacons, Mid Wales, West Welsh Coast, Herefordshire, the Shropshire hills and the Wye Valley.

Welcome to Field View Lodge, nestled in the hills above the historic market town of Builth Wells. Well  known for its historic bridge and the Royal Welsh Showground, where many events take place throughout the year. We are located in the beautiful Caer Beris Park in the river Irfon valley. The river runs alongside the park where green fields and woodland are all around you. 

Our holiday home has been tailored to be suited to couples and families. The park is a true favourite with couples looking to escape and relax. Families of up to six can enjoy the space, including those with grandparents in the group. The accessibility aids, kings size en suite room and high quality double and twin rooms make the ideal layout for multigenerational groups.

If you are looking for a holiday where you can reconnect with nature, both in terms of the surroundings and the wildlife, yet be able to reach activities by car, Field View Lodge will meet your needs. Enjoy your browse through the website and please contact us with any questions. No stags or hens or similar.

The coarse fishing lake on site is called “Llyn Alarch” and is owned by the local club. Day tickets are available from Conti’s Newsagents High Street, Builth Wells. Adults £9, juniors (11-15) £4.50. 10 years old and under are free. All juniors must be accompanied by a competent adult with a day ticket themselves. Fishing licences are also required.

Caer Beris Park is ideally located to explore many tourist destinations. conveniently positioned just outside the historic small market town of Builth Wells, on the north edge of Bannau Brycheiniog (formerly known as the Brecon Beacons), the national park is on your doorstep. There are also many other areas accessible from the lodge; The Shropshire Hills to the north, Herefordshire to the east, the Wye Valley to the south east, Welsh West Coast and Malvern Hills are all between 45 to 90 minutes away by car. You can walk into Builth in approximately 20 minutes where there is also a sports centre with swimming

These destinations are favourites for those seeking areas of outstanding natural beauty, walking, mountain biking, fishing, historic buildings, National Trust properties, many castles & historic market towns.

There are many attractions for both families and couples including…

• Small breeds farm park, Kington
  
• Red Kite Feeding Centre, Rhayader
  
• Dragonfly Canal Cruises, Brecon
  
• The Spaceguard Centre, Knighton
  
• Penderyn Distillery, Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog)
  
• Horse Drawn Boat Centre, Boat Trips, Llangollen
  
• Wye Valley Butterfly zoo, Ross-on-Wye
  
• Mid Wales Alpacas, Welshpool
  
• Wetland adventures, Llanelli
  
• Vale of Rheidol Railway, Aberystwyth
  
• Centre for Alternative Technology, Machynlleth
  
• National Show caves Centre, Pen-y-cae
  
• Corris Caverns (Dragons, Caverns, Crafts &… Gin), Corris
  
• Elan Valley Lakes, Rhayader
  
• Devils Bridge Waterfalls & Nature Trail
  
• Zip World, Aberdare
  
• Valleys of Adventure, Merthyr Tydfil
  
• Workhouse History Centre, Llanfyllin
  
• Hop Pocket Shopping Village, Bishops Frome