Wildbarc | 3 Standard Street Crickhowell

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3 Standard Street, Crickhowell NP8 1BP

On Saturday 28th June 2025, we officially opened the doors to our very first Wildbarc store, a dream that’s been wagging its tail for a long time.

Tucked away in the charming town of Crickhowell, our little shop is made for adventure seekers, trail trekkers, and their four legged sidekicks. It may be small, but it’s bursting with heart and packed with all your Wildbarc favourites, from our signature collars and leads to trail ready treats and outdoorsy gifts.

Whether you’re popping in for the essentials or just wandering through on your way to the hills, come say hi – we’d love to see you!

Wildbarc Outpost

OPENING TIMES

MONDAY | CLOSED

TUESDAY | CLOSED

WEDNESDAY | 10AM - 4PM

THURSDAY | 10AM - 4PM

FRIDAY | 10AM - 4PM

SATURDAY | 10AM - 4PM

SUNDAY | CLOSED

Before we found the shop we had a few existing commitments booked in the calendar. If you're planning a visit please note we will be closed on the following dates:

Wednesday 16th, Thursday 17th, Friday 18th and Saturday 19th July | CLOSED

Thursday 14th, Friday 15th and Saturday 16th August | CLOSED

Absolutely! You can find a large long stay paid car park behind our shop, just a minute or two walk away.
Pop this in your Sat Nav:
Beaufort St Car Park, Crickhowell, Powys NP8 1AD
There is also short stay street parking in the area and if you're lucky you'll find a few parking spaces opposite Halo Cafe on Standard Street. These are not guaranteed though.
Make a weekend of it! There’s loads to explore just a short walk or drive from our door:
Places to Visit
- Crickhowell High Street : Full of independent shops and great places to eat.
- Tretower Court & Castle : A medieval gem with dog friendly grounds.
- Abergavenny : Great for food lovers and market goers.
- Llangattock Escarpment : Dramatic views and ancient lime kilns.
Top Hikes
- Table Mountain : A short, steep climb right from Crickhowell.
- Sugar Loaf : A popular circular route with 360° views.
- The Brecon Beacons Horseshoe : A full day adventure over Pen y Fan, Corn Du and Cribyn.
- The Usk Valley Walk : Scenic riverside trails for gentler strolls.
- Black Mountains Ridge Walk : Quieter than the main peaks, but just as breathtaking.
Crickhowell is the perfect base for a dog friendly getaway. Whether you're camping under the stars or looking for a cosy B&B, here are a few local favourites:
Dog-Friendly Stays
- The Bear Hotel Crickhowell : Historic inn with dog friendly rooms.
- The Dragon Inn Crickhowell : Cosy rooms, great food, and a warm welcome. Dog friendly rooms available.
- The Neuadd Llangattock : Lovely countryside self-catered cottages with walking routes nearby.
- The Red Lion Llangynidr : A cosy and welcoming stay in the heart of the stunning Brecon Beacons National Park.
- 3 Standard Street : No, not in our shop but right above us there is a lovely AirBnb.
Campsites
- Cwmdu Campsite : Peaceful, dog friendly, and close to great trails.
- Priory Mill Farm Campsite Brecon : Riverside pitches with great access to the Brecon Beacons.
- Pyscodlyn Farm near Abergavenny : Ideal for camper vans and tents, dogs welcome.
- Cwrt-Isaf Farm Tretower : Rustic farm stay with epic views.
- Camp Crick Located just off the Brecon canal : This campsite offers all the basic essentials for an overnight stay or longer.

That goes without saying! We would love nothing more than to see your dog and share a few cwtches.
We do not take cash payments, however all major credit and debit cards are accepted.
There are so many independent shops and cafes for you to enjoy in Crickhowell. Be sure to check Visit Crickhowell for places to eat, stay and shop.

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