📍 Where You’ll Find Us

Reddings Retreat is peacefully tucked away on the Chepstow side of Tintern, in the heart of the lower Wye Valley — a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. From your door, it’s just a gentle 0.3‑mile stroll (around 6–8 minutes) to the majestic Tintern Abbey, with riverside paths and woodland trails all around.

Address:
Reddings Retreat,
Tintern,
Monmouthshire,
Wales, NP16 6SF

Email: ReddingsRetreat@gmail.com

 

📍 Location

Detailed directions to Reddings Retreat are provided with your booking confirmation.

Tucked between ancient woodland and the winding River Wye, Reddings Retreat is more than a place to stay — it’s a gentle pause in the heart of the Wye Valley. Here, mornings begin with birdsong drifting through the trees, evenings fade into golden light over the fields, and every path from your door leads to a story worth telling. Whether you’re here to walk, wander, or simply rest, you’ll find space to breathe, unwind, and feel at home.

Reddings Retreat is peacefully tucked away on the Chepstow side of Tintern, in the heart of the lower Wye Valley — a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Surrounded by ancient woodland, riverside paths, and historic landmarks, it’s the perfect base for exploring South Wales and the border counties.

From your door, you’re just:

  • 0.3 miles walk from Tintern Abbey (6-8 min walk)

  • 1.2 miles from Chepstow Racecourse (~5 min drive)

  • 4.8 miles from Chepstow town centre (~12 min drive)

  • 9.9 miles from Monmouth (~20 min drive)

  • 10.2 miles from Coleford (~16 min drive)

  • ~7 miles from Lydney (~20 min drive)

  • 22.6 miles from Bristol (~30 min drive)

  • 31.6 miles from Bath (~50 min drive)

  • 34.8 miles from Cardiff (~45 min drive)

🗺️ Nearby Places

🏰 Historic & Cultural Highlights

The Wye Valley is steeped in history — from medieval ruins and Roman towns to working water wheels and heritage railways. These nearby landmarks offer a rich sense of place, all within a short walk or drive from Reddings Retreat.

  • Tintern Abbey – Majestic 12th‑century Cistercian ruins on the banks of the River Wye. Just 0.3 miles from your door.

  • The Old Station Tintern – Former railway station turned heritage site with café, picnic spots, and riverside walks.

  • Abbey Mill Craft Centre – Working water wheel, artisan shops, and local produce in a riverside setting.

  • Parva Farm Vineyard – Award‑winning Welsh wines, vineyard tours, and tastings — just a short stroll away.

  • Chepstow Racecourse –

    Just 1.2 miles from Reddings Retreat — around a 5-minute drive or a 25-minute walk through scenic countryside. Home to thrilling race days, seasonal events, and panoramic views over the Wye Valley. A great option for guests seeking local excitement or a day out with atmosphere.

    If you're attending an event, feel free to enquire about Robert’s optional guest transport — available by arrangement.

  • Chepstow Castle – The oldest surviving stone castle in Britain, perched dramatically above the River Wye (~12 min drive).

  • Caerwent Roman Town – Remarkably preserved Roman walls and archaeological remains (~15 min drive).

 

🌿 Nature & Scenic Spots

  • The Devil’s Pulpit – A viewpoint high above Tintern with sweeping views of the Abbey and valley.

  • Wye Valley Walk – Long‑distance trail passing right through Tintern.

  • Offa’s Dyke Path – National trail along the England–Wales border.

  • Forest of Dean – Ancient woodland with sculpture trails, wildlife, and outdoor activities.

  • Eagle’s Nest Viewpoint – Panoramic views over the Severn Estuary and Wye Valley.

🛒 Local Food Shops & Producers

Whether you're picking up picnic supplies, browsing local wines, or enjoying a riverside lunch, the Wye Valley offers plenty of flavour — right on your doorstep and just beyond.

Right on Your Doorstep

  • Abbey Mill Shops & Cider Barn – Local produce, gifts, and a café serving homemade cakes, savouries, and seasonal specials

  • The Flying Monk, Tintern – Friendly café and taproom offering craft beer, quality coffee, and light meals — perfect after a walk

  • Parva Farm Vineyard – Award‑winning wines, plus a small shop for bottles and local preserves

  • Kingstone Brewery – Craft beers brewed in the Wye Valley, available to buy direct

  • Brockweir Village Shop & Café – Community‑run store with fresh bread, local cheeses, fruit, veg, and deli items

A Short Drive Away (Chepstow – ~4.8 miles)

  • Tesco Superstore – Groceries, bakery, and essentials

  • M&S Foodhall – Premium groceries, fresh produce, and ready‑to‑eat meals

  • Chepstow High Street – Butchers, bakeries, and a weekly market for fresh produce

Further Afield

  • Usk Farmers’ Market (1st & 3rd Saturdays) – Seasonal fruit, veg, meats, and artisan goods

  • Monmouth Market – Weekly market with local produce, crafts, and street food

🎨 Arts, Food & Local Life

From sculpture gardens to riverside pubs, the Wye Valley blends creativity with countryside charm.

  • Wye Valley Sculpture Garden – Seasonal outdoor art exhibition set in beautiful gardens

  • Local Pubs & Tearooms –

    • The Anchor Inn (by the Abbey)

    • The Wild Hare (Tintern)

    • The Boat Inn (Redbrook) — all offering riverside charm and local flavour

  • Monmouth Market – Weekly market with local crafts, produce, and antiques

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