Wonderful on Tap

Coronavirus (Covid-19) update

Visitor site restrictions

Following the latest government guidelines and rules, we have closed some facilities at our sites.

We ask you to follow the Rule of 6 or visit in groups made up of two households.

Our sites are likely to be very busy and we may have to close our car parks when we reach capacity, so please be prepared to turn around and visit another time.

Respect our site and neighbours by taking home your litter, or using a bin on site if you can't, and do not park in local communities if the car park is full.

Observe social distancing if you visit the sites, check opening times and follow the measures in place at each site.

Our visitor sites

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In our region of Wales, we have two spectacular visitor sites for you to enjoy; and there's something for everyone! From bird watching and fishing, to cycling, walking and watersports, you can do as much or as little as you like at our reservoirs.

Lake Vyrnwy

Considered by many to be the most beautiful lake in Wales, Lake Vyrnwy is tucked away in a landscape of rolling meadows, towering crags, rushing waterfalls, mysterious forest and moorland.

Llyn Clywedog

Majestic views across mid Wales, and a 72m high dam holding back 50,000 megalitres of water, makes this one of Hafren Dyfrdwy's most spectacular visitor sites.

Severn Trent Sites

You can find a further 10 visitor sites to explore and enjoy in neighbouring England.