, Unnamed Road

Lovely quiet spot but there's now a no overnight parking sign up

Great spot. Lovely and remote. The odd car goes past, probably local farm workers. Nothing between 7PM and 7AM. No phone signal, unless you walk a little way up the hill. Recommended.

Stayed her over the bank holiday weekend for two nights. Lovely spot, sheltered from the wind. Great views. Had no problems, very quiet. Few cars pulled up in the morning to go walking. No phone signal here but carry on up the road and it comes back. If your heading towards Hay on Wye the road leading to this spot is single track with small passing spaces. May not be suitable for larger vehicles

Stayed here for the night after a long drive from London, great spot with loads of room for parking, small access roads from the south so not ideal for large motorhomes, not a single car passed us from 10pm to 8am and we were the only ones parked up as well so amazingly quiet, if using a sat nav search for Gospel pass car park, you will know the spot when you see it even at night

Bien seuls au milieu de nulle part, beaux paysages. Une soirée et matinée très reposantes et silencieuses. L’accès par le sud est peu agréable, route très étroite entre des haies, toujours étroite mais davantage de zones pour croiser en arrivant en Hay-on-wye.

The views are stunning and it feels very remote, with wild horses roaming. The car park is gravel and mostly not level. The access rout from Hay on wye is suitable for bigger campers but if you value your paint, the rout from Abergavenny is more suited to smaller vans. My vw camper had hedge rows cleaning the mirrors in more than one location, you've been warned :-)