Another of the group of mid-Wales spas popular with the Victorians lay between Llanwrtyd Wells to the west and Builth Wells to the east.
This was Llangammarch Wells, which, though smaller than the other spas, still attracted many visitors to take the waters and enjoy the healthy surroundings of the district.

As with Llanwrtyd Wells, many of the visitors to the spas at Llangammarch Wells came by train from the industrial and mining areas of the south Wales valleys. For many of these people working conditions were awful, and living conditions not much better.
They would have been in desperate need of a holiday in the hills with clean air and pleasant surroundings, as well as any benefit they and their families might have had from 'taking the waters'.

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