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Coed Prydyyd is a 5-acre wood between Llanfoist and Llanellen, redeveloped for community groups. We're currently using it for nature-based workshops for adults with learning disabilities. It's also perfect for outdoor art projects, nature schools, creative writing and whatever other imaginative ideas you might have! It has a roofed pagoda for shelter, defined pathways, access to the Monmouthshire/Brecon Canal, and a herd of friendly alpacas you're also welcome to visit. Parking is available for 2 minibuses or 4 cars. The area is available on a pay-what-you-can basis, with the money being used to fund the upkeep of the wood and the planting of native trees (over four thousand planted to date). If you'd like more information or to visit the wood, please contact Rhona at rhona@happydragonstheatre.co.uk
Coed Prydyyd is a 5-acre wood between Llanfoist and Llanellen, redeveloped for community groups. We're currently using it for nature-based workshops for adults with learning disabilities. It's also perfect for outdoor art projects, nature schools, creative writing and whatever other imaginative ideas you might have! It has a roofed pagoda for shelter, defined pathways, access to the Monmouthshire/Brecon Canal, and a herd of friendly alpacas you're also welcome to visit. Parking is available for 2 minibuses or 4 cars. The area is available on a pay-what-you-can basis, with the money
being used to fund the upkeep of the wood and the planting of native trees (over four thousand planted to date).
If you'd like more information or to visit the wood, please contact Rhona at rhona@happydragonstheatre.co.uk