Nicky and Alistair offer a range of informal accommodation overlooking the River Wye in rural Mid Wales, from camping and bunkroom with optional bedding and breakfast, to en-suite bed and wholesome breakfast in their grade 2* listed corn mill, cosy bunkhouse and campsite set in an old cider orchard.

Trericket Mill has a unique historic atmosphere complete with original milling machinery, log fires, books, games and a riverside garden within a designated SSSI. All the catering from breakfast to simple suppers or 3 course evening meals is vegetarian using wholefoods, organic, free range and fair trade produce wherever possible. The characterful dining area with its assortment of old pine tables and chairs has been created amongst the jumble of grain bins, chutes, shafts and gear wheels.

The Mill straddles the Sgithwen Brook in the beautiful Upper Wye Valley between the market towns of Hay on Wye, Brecon and Builth Wells, one mile down river from Erwood Village and opposite the picturesque Llanstephen suspension bridge which links the old counties of Brecknock and Radnorshire.

A brilliant base for exploring the Brecon Beacons, Black Mountains or Radnor Hills on foot, horseback, bicycle or in free flight and for canoeing or rafting the River Wye or simply relaxing and enjoying the diversity of wildlife, flora and fauna of this natural environment.