Audiology clinic near you!
09 December 2025
Rachel Duprey Audiology Services, Clarence Hall House, Beaufort Street, Crickhowell NP8 1BN
Rachel Duprey Audiology Services offers professional and safe ear wax removal by an independent local audiologist. Appointments are flexible with evening and weekend appointments available. Urgent, short notice, and same day appointments are often available.
Is Crickhowell not that local to you, but you need wax removal soon? Contact Rachel Duprey Audiology Services on 07427 956933 for a 45 minute appointment, and you will have the rest of the day to enjoy the town. Crickhowell delivers the perfect mix of nature, culture, and small-town charm.
Take a browse through the information below about this beautiful town.
Where is Crickhowell?
- It sits in the Usk Valley, on the A40 road.
- Geographically, it lies roughly halfway between Abergavenny (to the east) and Brecon (to the west).
Discover Crickhowell, Powys
Nestled in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park, Crickhowell is a charming Welsh market town known for its warm community feel, independent shops, and spectacular scenery. It’s a perfect base for walkers, food lovers, and anyone looking to enjoy a peaceful rural escape.
Places near Crickhowell
- Abergavenny – about 6 miles (10 km) east; a larger market town known for its food festival.
- Brecon – about 13 miles (21 km) west; historic town at the foot of the Beacons.
- Talgarth – to the northwest.
- Llangynidr and Talybont-on-Usk – small scenic villages nearby.
- Table Mountain and the Black Mountains – immediately north of the town.
- Sugar Loaf mountain – just east toward Abergavenny.
Where to park in Crickhowell
Beaufort Street car park
- This is the main long-stay, pay-and-display car park in Crickhowell.
- Postcode: NP8 1AE.
- Pay by phone is available, or use the on-site pay machines.
- This car park has disabled parking spaces
- Rates (for motor cars): over 4 hours is £5.00 (from 8am–6pm)
Town centre / On-street parking
- There are limited short-stay on-street parking spaces on Beaufort Street and High Street.
- These spaces are good for quick stops (shops, cafés), but they can fill up, particularly at busy times.
What makes Crickhowell special?
1. Stunning natural surroundings
Crickhowell sits beside the River Usk with views of the surrounding Black Mountains. The landscape offers endless opportunities for:
- Walking and hiking
- Cycling
- Wildlife watching
- Photography
Popular nearby peaks include Table Mountain, Sugar Loaf, and the wider Brecon Beacons.
2. Independent, local character
The town is well known for its thriving collection of independent businesses, including:
- Family-run shops
- Cafés and traditional pubs
- Local galleries and crafts
Visitors often enjoy wandering the high street, which has a friendly and relaxed atmosphere.
3. Rich heritage
Crickhowell features:
- Crickhowell Bridge — an iconic 18th-century stone bridge with the quirky feature of having a different number of arches on either side.
- Crickhowell Castle — atmospheric ruins with lovely views over the town.
- Traditional Welsh architecture and charming old inns.
4. Great base for exploring
From Crickhowell, it’s easy to visit nearby attractions such as:
- Abergavenny, a bustling food town
- Tretower Court and Castle, a beautifully preserved medieval site
- Scenic drives through the national park
- Local festivals, markets, and outdoor adventure activities
5. Relaxed, friendly atmosphere
Crickhowell is often described as peaceful, welcoming, and easy to navigate.