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This comfortable, updated stone-built cottage is the ideal base for an adventurous break in the Snowdonia National Park. At the base of the Nant Peris Valley, one of the most dramatic in Britain, it is perfectly located for climbing Snowdon. The accommodation is great for one or two couples, or a small family. In our tiny village of Nant Peris we have a great local pub with ales, good food and an inglenook fire a stroll from your front door. Castles,beaches and adventures- Snowdonia has it all.

The ground floor is open plan. The lounge/diner area has a satellite TV and WIFI, although it's not the fastest! The area is centrally heated in cold weather and there is a log effect heater for any chilly evenings. Off the lounge/diner is the secondary sleeping area, with purpose built settee converting to a 6'6'' long double bed. The kitchen has an electric range style cooker with grill and fan ovens along with a fridge,freezer,dishwasher,microwave and coffee machine etc. Upstairs is the bedroom with standard double bed, wardrobe,chest of drawers etc. The bathroom is en-suite and has bath with shower over, basin/vanity mirror and toilet.

Nant Peris is a small village with a long history. It is much older than the nearby, larger village of Llanberis. We have no shop but we do have our Pub and 14th century church. For shopping,Restaurants etc a short drive or 25 minute walk gets you to Llanberis, which is also a centre for outward bound pursuits including climbing,canoeing,wild swimming,paddle boarding, triathlons and the list goes on... The Royal Town of Caernarfon with its World Heritage 13th century castle, Roman fort etc is easily accessible by bus or car and offers supermarkets and a larger range of shops, restaurants and so on. While here why not visit the REAL castle of Merlin the Magician, or a unique coastal hilltop stone age village-no entry fees !

Situated in a quiet area of Blaenau Ffestiniog, our place contains a ground floor en-suite, single room, with central heating and access to lounge and kitchen area. Our place is close to the following: Blaenau Ffestiniog railway station - ten minute walk. Llechwedd Slate Mines (where you'll find Zip World, and Bounce Below) - fifteen to twenty minute walk or five minute drive. We have a single bed but can accommodate a second guest. We have a floor mattress or a camp bed if needed.

The room has a single bed, however we have a floor mattress or camp bed, sleeping bags, duvets and pillows for a second guest if needed. Please note that with a second bed the space can be cramped so make sure your both comfortable with each other. We have a Border Collie named Tess - she is a year old and very friendly. She loves canine company, so if you have a well behaved pooch, by all means bring them along. We also have a secure back garden, with plenty of space.

Our neighbourhood is in a quiet area of Blaenau Ffestiniog, and is close to all amenties in the town centre (such as supermarkets, convenience stores and cafes). We are also in close to proximity to Llechwedd Slate Mines and Antur Stiniog.

A very unique cosy property converted from an old stone outbuilding. The cottage is on the bank of the Caseg river and surrounded by a quiet garden, providing an excellent retreat, while only 5 minutes walk from the amenities of the local village Bethesda. Take a local walk in the Ogwen valley, to Zip World or access climbing, walking, mountain biking and kayaking activities in Snowdonia directly from the cottage. A relaxing evening soak in the hot tub can be recommended.

The driveway leads to plenty of parking. A paved patio area with seating and BBQ / fire pit adjoins the garden with the river only 5m away. A storage shed for wet gear and equipment is next to the front door. Once inside, a compact kitchen comprises of a double hob, oven, kettle, toaster and fridge. There is seating around the table for four. The living and dining area then leads through to a double bedroom and separate wet shower room and toilet. The entire cottage has under floor heating. A large secluded hot tub can be enjoyed at the rear of the cottage next to the river.

The main house and cottage is set in a secluded, large, riverside garden. Bethesda town has many amenities - pubs, take aways, a small Tesco and Londis. It is possible to walk from the house almost without using any roads to complete leisurely local walks down to the river Ogwen, to Zip World (restaurant) or to access the Carneddi mountain range. Kayakers with experience can paddle from the garden down the Caseg river before joining the Ogwen, one of the best rivers for white water in Wales. More gentle water activities can be had on the lake at Llanberis and there are numerous wild swimming opportunities. We have a number of canoes and kayaks available to loan, but you do so at your own risk! Mountain bike trails are plentiful in the area, or quiet roads for those that prefer. Rock climbing and bouldering are easily accessed in the Ogwen or Llanberis Valley. For those that prefer, the beaches and surfing on Anglesey are only a 30 minute drive. North Wales has a wide range of tourist attractions for visitors of all ages, including castles, National Trust properties, Zip World, Bounce Below, Tree Tops, the Great Orme, Llanberis slate museum and Electric Mountain, The Greenwood Centre , Foel Farm and the Anglesey Sea Zoo all on our doorstep. Bangor, Caernarfon, Conwy and Llandudno all have great restaurants, cafes and pubs, as well as theatres and cinemas.

Welcome to Llain Bach garden guest room. Situated within our own garden in the village of Bethesda on the edge of Snowdonia National Park and within close proximity to the A55 expressway, our newly built accommodation is ideally situated for those who wish to explore North Wales’ beautiful and picturesque mountains and coastal areas as well as experiencing adrenalin busting adventures such as the zip line and the brand new quarry kart ride at Zip World which is based in the village of Bethesda.

Although compact, we consider our newly built property (June 2019) offers ample modern facilities to ensure that your stay is comfortable. The property is suitable for 2 people, comprising of a double sofa-bed, a compact shower room with a toilet and small sink and basic kitchen facilities including a small fridge, combination microwave oven, kettle, toaster, egg cooker as well as an outdoor sink for washing up. Tea, coffee, sugar, breakfast cereals and milk are provided for your convenience as a welcoming gesture as well as bed linen and towels. There is also a television and internet access available for your entertainment. An iron and small ironing board is also provided within the property. The property has underfloor heating to add to your comfort during colder weather and an electric fan to cool you down during warmer weather. There is also a towel heater in the bathroom. Our property is situated in an elevated position within the village which allows guests to take in and appreciate unobstructed views of the nearby mountain ranges, quarry and village (weather pending!). Due to the elevated position of our property, access to Llain Bach is via a sloped driveway and several steps. A key safe is provided to allow a more convenient method of checking-in for our guests (code provided nearer to scheduled arrival date). Outside the property is a small decking area which enables guests to sit outdoors and absorb the peaceful and beautiful surroundings. A bistro style table and chairs is provided for either indoor or outdoor dinning as well as two patio reclining chairs.

Llain Bach is situated within our garden and overlooks Penrhyn Quarry, the home of the popular tourist attraction, Zip World and the worlds fastest zip line. The property also overlooks the Carneddau and Glyderau mountain ranges and has an extensive view of the village. The village itself is within walking distance and has a couple of convenience stores (Tesco Express and Londis), cafes, a range of fast food establishments including fish and chips, pizza, Chinese and Indian as well as a choice of public houses, one of which is situated a few hundred meters from the property (on the flat!). There is also a restaurant (Blondin) situated at Zip World.

Cocoon yourself in our cosy cocoon. The space is super small and cosy with enough room to sleep two on a double futon mattress. You’ll have to utilise your outside space for cooking using the kelly kettle and camping stove. Your camping equipment is provided as is your bedding and towels to make this a fuss free camping experience.

Our cosy cocoons are located in a quiet paddock on our busy campsite. You have full use of your cocoon, outdoor seating and fire pit. New for 2019 are our wood fired hot tubs! Initial supply of wood included. Extra can be purchased for £7 a bag! Amenities such as toilets, showers and washing up room are shared with the campsite. We’re ideally located in the heart of Snowdonia for exploring the Glyders, Carneddau mountain range and Tryfan. If you’re interested in adventure activities Zipworld and Surf Snowdonia are nearby!

Daisys cottage is on a quiet road on the outskirts of Blaneau ffestiniog,but only a ten minute walk from the town centre. The cottage is elevated and set back from the roadside. free and unrestricted road parking is available outside the property. The cottage is stone built but with a modern interior. Recently fully refurbished with new kitchen bathroom, Ideally located for all the local attractions of zip world which is a 2 minute drive. Situated in the middle of the Snowdonia national park

Daisys cottage is a traditional stone built cottage on a very quiet road, but close to the town centre(5 min walk). the cottage is set back and elevated from the roadside so nice and quiet. the interior has just been refitted with modern fully equipped kitchen and new bathroom. fully redecorated and new orthopaedic mattresses. gas central heating. There is free unlimited WiFi and an Apple iPad for your indoor entertainment as well as books games and dvds

glanypwll road is a quite residential road on the edge of town. it sits right on the edge of the mountain side. the Ffestiniog mountain rail line is just down the road a few minutes away as is zip world. a five minute walk takes you to the main road through town with shops cafes and pubs and restaurant

Welcome to our newly converted chalet located at the bottom of our garden at the foot of the Carneddau Mountain Range in Bethesda. It contains a brand new small kitchen with all basic utensils, pots, pans, kettle, toaster and electric hobs. We also supply tea, coffee and milk. The bed is a SOFA BED. It is a stones throw away from the famous 'Zipworld' (15 min walk) and the Carneddau mountain range (10 min walk), and a short drive from Snowdon (15 min). Perfect location to experience Snowdonia.

The chalet is located at the bottom of our garden. Newly converted it is the ideal location for exploring all that Snowdonia has to offer. You’re more than welcome also to use our spacious garden. Parking is a problem in the area but not at Fron Isaf where you will have your own parking bay.

Bethesda is a vibrant working town. The Penrhyn Slate Quarry, now home to Zip World, used to be the largest Slate Quarry in the world, employing up to 3000 workers at its hight. Today the number is far lower and tourism has become more important. Nevertheless the spirit of the village and its Welshnes lives on in its residents. The George (Y Sior) is a 5 minute walk from the property. Serving locally brewed cask ales and a warm Welsh welcome I would recomend a visit. If you choose not to use the newly installed kitchen in the Fron Isaf there is ample choice of food available on the high street and nearby. Ranging from take aways to resteraunts. Bethesda is a haven for walkers. Close to all the major mountain ranges of Snowdonia and within walking distance (literally a couple of minutes walk) of the Carneddau mountain range. Buses also run all day from Bethesda through Nant Francon towards Cwm Idwal and Llyn Ogwen and Capel Curig amd Betws y Coed.

On edge of Snowdonia National Park with stunning views to the Carneddau range. Walking distance to Zip World and Bethesda village which has good amenities. Easy access to cycle/ walking path to Ogwen Cottage. Short drive to Aber Falls, Penrhyn castle and Anglesey. Many lovely walks nearby

The accommodation is a converted garage separate from the house and set in the garden with its own access. Use of garden which is surrounded by open fields. Mains electricity and water. Use of outside toilet in yard of house. Well insulated with wood burning stove. Microwave, kettle and toaster. Please note there is no shower but there is a sink, bowl and small water heater in addition to the kettle. Hand towels provided and larger towels on request. There is parking but not suitable for large cars as the track is quite narrow. Ford Focus size is fine. It is possible to park on the main lane if you don't feel confident to drive down the track to the parking space.

Zip World, lovely walks, woodland, Snowdonia, Anglesey

Celyn is situated in the magical valley of Nant Gwynant, right in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park. It's incredibly fortunate to be one of the very few cottages in Snowdonia that is only a 10 minute walk from the Watkin Path, a spectacular route up Snowdon. From the cottage itself you are afforded the most awe-inspiring views of the Snowdon Range. The cottage has been recently refurbished & sleeps 4 people in 2 double rooms. It has everything you need to have an enjoyable holiday.

Sleeps four, two bedrooms, both with kingsize beds & all linen provided. One bathroom with WC, bidet, sink & bath with shower over the top. Towels provided. Fully equipped kitchen/diner with cooker, hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge / small freezer. Cosy lounge with log burner (initial fuel provided) , 4 seater sofa, smart TV with DVD player Washing machine, tumble dryer & drying room for wet gear. WiFi is availble, although sometimes slow, it works well in communal areas. Celyn has a large garden with spectacular views. Outdoor seating & bbq/firepit provided. There is ample parking. The drive is steep but there are options to park at the bottom. We will contact you on the day of your booking to let you know check in details.

THE VALLEY - Nant Gwynant Directly from the bottom of the drive you can walk along the Glaslyn river, which has its source from the top lake of Snowdon and flows out into the Irish Sea at Porthmadog. A ten minute walk down river will take you to the start of the Watkin Path - a spectacular route up Snowdon, taking you through ancient oak woodland, besides waterfalls and blue pools, ruins of old mines, and finally up to the summit of Snowdon itself. Caffi Gwynant is also on your doorstep, serving delicious local food. Two lakes are also within easy reach. There is Llyn Dinas - a beautiful lake around which skirts a well-marked path to the picturesque and historic village of Beddgelert. And, in the opposite direction, is Llyn Gwynant. From here, depending on the season, you can hire canoes, paddles boards etc., and eat stone-baked pizzas by the lake, giving you time to appreciate the awe-inspiring views. CLOSEST VILLIAGE - Beddgelert This picturesque, Welsh village lies just 3.8 miles from Celyn (7 min drive). It is a MUST SEE, and worth spending ample time to soak up the historic atmosphere and its gorgeous surroundings. There is a good selection pubs, cafes, gift shops, a local shop, post office, church, and a fantastic ice-cream parlour! The world famous Welsh highland railway passes directly through Beddgelert, taking you on a memorable journey through some unforgettable locations. Beginning in Beddgelert, there is wide variety of walks that will take you through forests, up mountains, along the Glasyn river as its cuts and plunges its way through the mighty Aberglaslyn gorge, and walks that will take you back to Celyn. CLOSEST TOWN - Porthmadog Porthmadog is a small Welsh coastal town. It lies 11.4 miles from Celyn (23min drive). It has major supermarkets and all you would need from a town. It developed in the 19th century as a port exporting slate to England and elsewhere, but since the decline of the industry it has become a shopping centre and tourist destination. Porthmadog is the terminus of the Ffestiniog Railway. Within walking distance are the pretty seaside villages of Borth-y-guest & Morfa Bychan. The welsh coastal path passes through Porthmadog, taking walkers along the banks of the Glaslyn Estuary, providing views of mountain peaks and shimmering bays. If you are lucky you might also spot Ospreys hunting over the waters during the summer season before they migrate to Africa in the early autumn. Porthmerion is also nearby, a famous, and otherworldly Italianate-styled town situated on the banks of the Dwyrd estuary. SNOWDON - Routes up WATKIN PATH is a 10 minute walk from the cottage. It is one of the quieter and tougher routes up Snowdon. MINERS & PYG TRACK starts at Pen Y pass carpark - 11min (4.7 mi). They are arguably the most popular routes up Snowdon. CRIB COCH is an iconic grade 1 scramble and not for the inexperinced! Start point is Pen Y Pass car park. LLANBERIS PATH - 23min (10.3 mi) this is the easiest route up Snowdon. The Snowdon railway also leaves from Llanberis. SNOWDON RANGER, RHYD DHU & SOUTH RIDGE are other less popular routes to the summit and are all within 10 miles away from Celyn. If you want to hike mountains less travelled then see below... MOUNTAINS - Distances from Celyn There are many mountains to walk in Snowdonia,. Here are a few as an example to show Celyn's excellent location for mountain enthusiasts : The Glyderau Mountain Range - Idwal Carpark & parking on the A5 - 22 min (13.1 mi) The Carneddau Mountain Range - Idwal Carpark & parking on the A5 - 22 min (13.1 mi) The Moelwynion Mountain Range - Moel Siabod carpark - 15 min (8.2 mi) - Cnicht carpark - 9 min (2.9 mi) Please note that there is also an abundance of easier non-mountainous walks close by to Celyn. BEACHES - Distances from Celyn Here are a few of our favourites… Criccieth Beach - 27 min (14.1 mi) Black Rock Sands - 30 min (14.1 mi) Harlech Beach - 41 min (18.5 mi) Abersoch, Llyn Peninsula - 54 min (29.9 mi) Newborough Beach, Anglesey - 1 h 4 min (31.3 mi) Aberdovey, South Snowdonia - 1 h 31 min (55.3 mi) HISTORICAL CASTLE TOWNS - Distances from Celyn Criccieth - 30 min (15.2 mi) Caernarfon - 35 min (18.0 mi) Harlech - 37 min (17.7 mi) Beaumaris - 49 min (24.5 mi) Conwy - 52 min (28.4 mi) There are many more castles and castle'less towns to explore!

The Bunkhouse is located in a quiet hamlet and has a separate entrance keeping it completely private. It overlooks a meadow and the river Ogwen. A stone building now renovated and equipped to provide comfortable accommodation for two people. Bunk beds - linen - en-suite -towels -TV - Tea & Coffee. Well placed to discover Snowdonia, nearby hills, mountains, cycle paths, walks and climbs, and also ZipWorld Velocity 2 which is only a short walk away.

Thrill seekers and the unhurried are well placed to discover the many attractions that North Snowdonia has to offer, not least ZipWorld which is just a short walk away.

The village of Bethesda is just a short ten minute walk. Places to eat, Cafe's, Pub food and a Tesco Extra store.

Our Camping Pods are equipped with lights, heating, electric points, beds (including a fitted sheet, pillow and pillow case),crockery, cutlery, corkscrew and tea and coffee making facilities. Don't forget to book any optional extra's such as bedding package, WIFI or dogs.

One of the only sites in the Snowdonia National Park with Camping Pods, set in 4.5 acres of privatley owned mountain woodland which you are free to explore and easy access to Snowdonia mountain, lakes and beaches on the Llyn Penisula. We are just at the foot of Snowdon, the highest mountain in England and Wales, and just 300m from The Watkin path to the summit. The other main routes are a short drive away and all located within 20 mins. Zip World sites are within easy reach of our accommodation and we we have a number of rooms to accommodate all party sizes and family groups.

Set at the foot of Snowdon, the highest mountain in England and Wales, with easy access to all the hiking routes to the top, The Watkin Path is just 300m away and the other 5 main routes are all within a short drive. Snowdonia is the new adventure capital of Europe with attractions such as Zip World, Bounce Below and Surf Snowdonia all within a 30 min drive. The worls class mountain biking trails at Blaeneau Festiniog and Coed y Brenin are also easily accessible. The beaches of the Llyn Penisula are a short drive away, with the lakes and mountains of Snowdonia as a back drop. Snowdonia has recently been awarded 'dark sky stautus' which means stargazers will be able to see the night sky like never before as we have no light pollution here.

Set on the Glyder mountain range, opposite Snowdon , 'Myn Mawr' is the ultimate getaway from 21st century living. It is a completely unique 18th century cottage, so please read the listing carefully and fully before booking. With unparalleled dramatic mountain views, this little cottage has been subject of poetry and has been painted in watercolor by the British artist David Bellamy for his exhibition 'Wild Wales'.

The cottage is ancient and offers guests the chance to 'step back in time . Please read this listing FULLY before asking to book for Myn Mawr is totally unique and, is also our home. This is the true ethos of Airbnb. There is no chintz and the cottage is basic and unspoilt and unaltered from the late 17th century. At any time, you will see wild goats, birds of prey circling overhead; the robin at the window of the crog loft bedroom. It is as though one actually becomes one with the mountain, yet the village of Llanberis is only 2.5 miles down the road, as it winds its way to the magnificent Llyn Padarn. The cottage is a traditional Welsh mountain cottage, approx. 250 years old, yet completely unspoiled. It has been the inspiration for numerous poets and artists, and was written about in the acclaimed novel 'I Bought a Mountain'. It is a place of unparalleled beauty and complete tranquility. The British 1953 Everest Expedition trained in the area and were based less than half a mile from the cottage at The Pen-y-Gwyrd which is at the Eastern end of the Llanberis Pass. Living room with wood burner, kitchen, basic bathroom facilities, double crog loft bedroom, garden, mountains, river & waterfall to the rear of the cottage. You will have the cottage all to yourselves, and we trust you will respect it, and be as happy during your visit as we are when we come home for our visits! It is the most beautiful experience and we never ever tire of the sheer beauty and ancient magic the mountains exude. Even when it rains, it is cosy and delightful. The cottage is clean but can be a little dusty, due to its positioning on the mountain. It is not 'squeaky clean' - It is a home and has a lovely authentic ambience so please bear this in mind when booking. It is not a sterile bed & breakfast. It is utterly unique. Please note: Towels are NOT provided. We will exchange telephone numbers & email to ensure guests have all they need. A friend does the housekeeping and is only minutes away if needed. You will have complete privacy during your stay. Please note that Myn Mawr is listed on other sites and when not occupied by AirBnB guests, either ourselves or other guests will be staying there. Lovely little village pub with open fires,folk music nights & great food just 5 minutes walk, yet the atmosphere at the cottage is one of complete tranquility; astonishing beauty and a true sense of peace. At night the soothing sound of the river will lull you to sleep. Perfect for romantic weekends, hiking, climbing or chilling out. Truly, an idyllic little cottage set in the magnificent Snowdonia National Park. A car is essential. The Snowdon Sherpa runs from the bus stop at the bottom but a car is better. There is a drivable track all the way to the cottage. It is wise to walk the track first before driving as it can be narrow in parts. One can walk or drive up the path. Its up to you! Walking is the best way to truly appreciate the sublime savage beauty of the area. Countless rivulets of mountain springs will refresh you along the way, wherever you choose to wander. The cottage is basic, beautiful, but not luxurious. Guests need to be prepared to 'rough it'. The winds can gust and weather changes can occur quickly, though this adds to its charm as one is part of the entire experience. A mountain cottage is unlike any other type of house. The walls of the cottage are deep and rugged to offer shelter from its exposed (Website hidden by Airbnb) is part of the mountain and one truly experiences nature when in the cottage. The area has its own 'micro climate' as it is surrounded totally by the majestic mountains. 'Myn Mawr' has not been extended or greatly changed during its lifetime, and has great historic significance in the area. Living room with wood burner, kitchen, basic bathroom facilities, double crog loft bedroom, garden, mountains, river & waterfall to the rear of the cottage. You will have the cottage all to yourselves, and we trust you will respect it, and be as happy during your visit as we are when we come home for our visits! It is the most beautiful experience and we never ever tire of the sheer beauty and ancient magic the mountains exude. Even when it rains, it is cosy and delightful. We will exchange telephone numbers & email to ensure guests have all they need. A friend does the housekeeping and is only minutes away if needed. You will have complete privacy during your stay. Lovely little village pub with open fires, folk music nights & great food just 5 minutes walk, yet the atmosphere at the cottage is one of complete tranquility; astonishing beauty and a true sense of peace. At night the soothing sound of the river will lull you to sleep. Perfect for romantic weekends, hiking, climbing or chilling out. Truly, an idyllic little cottage set in the magnificent Snowdonia National Park. A car is essential. The Snowdon Sherpa runs from the bus stop at the bottom but a car is better. There is a drivable track all the way to the cottage. It is wise to walk the track first before driving as it can be narrow in parts. One can walk or drive up the path. Its up to you! Walking is the best way to truly appreciate the sublime savage beauty of the area. Countless rivulets of mountain springs will refresh you along the way, wherever you choose to wander. The cottage is basic, beautiful but NOT luxurious! Guests need to be prepared to 'rough it'. The winds can gust and weather changes can occur quickly, though this adds to its charm as one is part of the entire experience. A mountain cottage is unlike any other type of house. The walls of the cottage are deep and rugged to offer shelter from its exposed position. it is part of the mountain and one truly experiences nature when in the cottage. The area has its own 'micro climate' as it is surrounded totally by the majestic mountains. 'Myn Mawr' has not been extended or greatly changed during its lifetime, and has great historic significance in the area. Living room with wood burner, kitchen, basic bathroom facilities, double crog loft bedroom, garden, mountains, river & waterfall to the rear of the cottage. You will have the cottage all to yourselves, and we trust you will respect it, and be as happy during your visit as we are when we come home for our visits! It is the most beautiful experience and we never ever tire of the sheer beauty and ancient magic the mountains exude. Even when it rains, it is cosy and delightful. The cottage is on a mountain and it's beautiful thick walls protect against the element but We will exchange telephone numbers & email to ensure guests have all they need. A friend does the housekeeping and is only minutes away if needed. You will have complete privacy during your stay. Lovely little village pub with open fires,folk music nights & great food just 5 minutes walk, yet the atmosphere at the cottage is one of complete tranquility; astonishing beauty and a true sense of peace. At night the soothing sound of the river will lull you to sleep. Perfect for romantic weekends, hiking, climbing or chilling out. Truly, an idyllic little cottage set in the magnificent Snowdonia National Park. A car is essential. The Snowdon Sherpa runs from the bus stop at the bottom but a car is better. There is a drivable track all the way to the cottage. It is wise to walk the track first before driving as it can be narrow in parts. One can walk or drive up the path. Its up to you! Walking is the best way to truly appreciate the sublime savage beauty of the area. Countless rivulets of mountain springs will refresh you along the way, wherever you choose to wander. The cottage is basic, beautiful,but not luxurious. Guests need to be prepared to 'rough it'. The winds can gust and weather changes can occur quickly, though this adds to its charm as one is part of the entire experience. A mountain cottage is unlike any other type of house. The walls of the cottage are deep and rugged to offer shelter from its exposed position. it is part of the mountain and one truly experiences nature when in the cottage. The area has its own 'micro climate' as it is surrounded totally by the majestic mountains. 'Myn Mawr' has not been extended or greatly changed during its lifetime, and has great historic significance in the area. Living room with wood burner, kitchen, basic bathroom facilities, double crog loft bedroom, garden, mountains, river & waterfall to the rear of the cottage. You will have the cottage all to yourselves, and we trust you will respect it, and be as happy during your visit as we are when we come home for our visits! It is the most beautiful experience and we never ever tire of the sheer beauty and ancient magic the mountains exude. Even when it rains, it is cosy and delightful. We will exchange telephone numbers & email to ensure guests have all they need. A friend does the housekeeping and is only minutes away if needed. You will have complete privacy during your stay. Lovely little village pub with open fires,folk music nights & great food just 5 minutes walk, yet the atmosphere at the cottage is one of complete tranquility; astonishing beauty and a true sense of peace. At night the soothing sound of the river will lull you to sleep. Perfect for romantic weekends, hiking, climbing or chilling out. Truly, an idyllic little cottage set in the magnificent Snowdonia National Park. A car is essential. The Snowdon Sherpa runs from the bus stop at the bottom but a car is better. There is a drivable track all the way to the cottage. It is wise to walk the track first before driving as it can be narrow in parts. One can walk or drive up the path. Its up to you! Walking is the best way to truly appreciate the sublime savage beauty of the area. Countless rivulets of mountain springs will refresh you along the way, wherever you choose to wander. The cottage is basic, beautiful, but NOT luxurious. Guests need to be prepared to really rough it because Myn Mawr gives the experience of really being in an early 18th century mountain cottage. The winds can gust and weather changes can occur quickly, though this adds to its charm as one is part of the entire experience. A mountain cottage is unlike any other type of house. The walls of the cottage are deep and rugged to offer shelter from its exposed position. it is part of the mountain and one truly experiences nature when in the cottage. The area has its own 'micro climate' as it is surrounded totally by the majestic mountains. 'Myn Mawr' has not been extended or greatly changed during its lifetime, and has great historic significance in the area. If you are looking for comfort and chintz, please Do Not book. Living room with wood burner, kitchen, basic bathroom facilities, double crog loft bedroom, garden, mountains, river & waterfall to the rear of the cottage. You will have the cottage all to yourselves, and we trust you will respect it, and be as happy during your visit as we are when we come home for our visits! It is the most beautiful experience and we never ever tire of the sheer beauty and ancient magic the mountains exude. Even when it rains, it is cosy and delightful. We will exchange telephone numbers & email to ensure guests have all they need. A friend does the housekeeping and is only minutes away if needed. You will have complete privacy during your stay. Lovely little village pub with open fires,folk music nights & great food just 5 minutes walk, yet the atmosphere at the cottage is one of complete tranquility; astonishing beauty and a true sense of peace. At night the soothing sound of the river will lull you to sleep. Perfect for romantic weekends, hiking, climbing or chilling out. Truly, an idyllic little cottage set in the magnificent Snowdonia National Park. A car is essential. The Snowdon Sherpa runs from the bus stop at the bottom but a car is better. There is a drivable track all the way to the cottage. It is wise to walk the track first before driving as it can be narrow in parts. One can walk or drive up the path. Its up to you! Walking is the best way to truly appreciate the sublime savage beauty of the area. Countless rivulets of mountain springs will refresh you along the way, wherever you choose to wander. The cottage is basic, beautiful, but not luxurious. There is no shower in the bathroom,for example, for this would be totally out of character in an 18th century mountain cottage. The bath is an antique roll-top. 'Myn Mawr' is authentically rustic and utterly beautiful. Guests need to be prepared to 'rough it'. The winds can gust and weather changes can occur quickly, though this adds to its charm as one is part of the entire experience. The huge chimney is an original feature, rather than a source of heat, so please bear this in mind. Because Myn Mawr is in an exposed area, in Autumn and Winter, the WiFi can be very, very intermittent. Please note this when considering your booking. A mountain cottage is unlike any other type of house. The walls of the cottage are deep and rugged to offer shelter from its exposed position. it is part of the mountain and one truly experiences nature when in the cottage. The area has its own 'micro climate' as it is surrounded totally by the majestic mountains. 'Myn Mawr' has not been extended or greatly changed during its lifetime, and has great historic significance in the area.

Lovely little village pub with open fires,folk music nights & great food just 5 minutes walk, yet the atmosphere at the cottage is one of complete tranquility; astonishing beauty and a true sense of peace. At night the soothing sound of the river will lull you to sleep. Perfect for romantic weekends, hiking, climbing or chilling out. Truly, an idyllic little cottage set in the magnificent Snowdonia National Park.

Drws y Coed – Doorway to the Forest is a former quarryman’s cottage (180 years old) tastefully renovated/modernised on the edge of Snowdonia National Park. Walking distance to pubs/restaurants/good range of takeaways, as well as Tesco Express. Garden access to the forest and the Carneddau Mountain Range beyond. From the decking see people zip down the Zip-wire at Velocity, plus plenty more local attractions for all ages. Centrally located for exploring the best of all North Wales has to offer.

The location offers excellent opportunities for walking, climbing, kayaking, canoeing, surfing, cycling as well as sightseeing, shopping and days at the beach. If you need to get in touch, please do not hesitate to contact at any time

We are located within Snowdonia National Park, 5 minutes walk from the famous Velocity, Europe’s longest and fastest zip line. Bethesda was once a busy slate quarrying town and is surrounded by beautiful mountainous scenery. Lots of easy rambles or more challenging hikes or climbs can be recommended. Lon Las Ogwen cycling and walking paths are on the doorstep and the beautiful beaches of Anglesey and the North Wales Coast are within easy driving distance. Visitors can explore the castles of historical Caernarfon, Beaumaris and Conwy within a twenty minutes drive, and Capel Curig, popular for climbing, mountain biking and walking as well as ski slope is 10 miles away. Near the university city of Bangor and the famous seaside town of Llandudno. For children the award winning Greenwood Forest Park and Welsh Mountain Zoo are 20 minutes drive and if the weather isn’t so good, Beacon Crazy Climb, Caernarfon Fun Centre, Anglesey Sea Zoo to name a few are close by. National Trust have a number of historic sites very near, including Penrhyn Castle (5minutes) Plas Newydd (15 minutes), Bodnant Gardens (30 mins) and there are also a number of RSPB sites locally. The cottage has all amenities, WiFi, smart tv with Netflix, dishwasher, washing machine, iron and ironing board, hairdryer and basic provisions are provided ( such as tea,coffee,sugar, milk, washing powder, dishwasher tablets, hand wash, salt, pepper etc).

A beautiful cottage in the Llanberis Pass, occupying a stunning spot on Snowdon itself. Bordered by a stream and river; access is across a private wooden bridge. Incredible views and straight up onto the mountain for walkers and climbers. *1 dog permitted only by prior agreement - due to livestock etc - and a £20 pet fee, to be paid on arrival.

Delightful mountain cottage in the heart of the Welsh 3000s, with direct routes up to the peak of Snowdon, Crib Goch, the Glyders and Tryfan. Wake up each day to enjoy the fascinating and ever changing landscape, enjoying that first coffee/tea overlooking a mountain stream. We keep free range rescue chickens, so there is a steady supply of eggs for you to purchase at low cost if you want fresh eggs for breakfast.

Your local pub is the Vaynol Arms in Nant Peris and serves real ale; a dog-friendly climbers/walkers pub. It's around 15 minutes walk away and the lanes can be pitch black at night, so bring a torch :) A short drive further up the Llanberis Pass is the Pen y Gwryd hotel, where Hillary and Tenzing trained for the first successful ascent of Mount Everest in 1953. They signed the ceiling, so don't forget to look out for that! The bar is famous for its photos of mountaineers who have trained on Snowdon for Everest.

The Podfather sleeps 3 over a double and single floor mattress. Contains a portable power pack for all important phone charging! LED lights. Ideal space for exploring the surrounding mountains! Tryfan, The Glyders and Carneddau all close by! New for 2019 are our wood fired hot tubs! Snowdon approx 7 miles away. On the adventure highway not far from Zipworld sites and Surf Snowdonia Located on our busy campsite. Toilet, showers, shared with campsite.

Guests get exclusive use of the Podfather. Toilets, showers and washroom are shared with the campsite. Firepit, outbacker stove and cooking essentials included.

We are located in the wild heart of Snowdonia surrounded by the peaks of Tryfan, The Glyders and the Carneddau range of mountains.

Cottage set on a working farm on the southern slopes of Snowdon. Great access to Snowdon, Yr Aran and the Nantlle Ridge from the doorstep. Off road cycling paths across the road in Beddgelert Forest. A good pub and food just 1 mile away in Rhyd Ddu.

Your own private hot tub with superb views towards Moel Hebog and Yr Ogof.

The Cwt has been lovingly renovated. The Cwt is an ideal base for exploring everything that Snowdonia has to offer. A one bedroom ground floor unit with private parking on the doorstep in the beautiful village of Beddgelert. Within walking distance of local pubs, restaurants and shops. Wifi included. A 17% discount is applied for all bookings of 7 days or more.

The Cwt is ideal for couples and comes with private parking right outside the door. There is a small decked area at the front with bistro style table and chairs. The Cwt has a small hallway that leads onto the ground floor bedroom, with double bed. The lounge has a large two seater settee, Smart TV with Netflicks, woodburner and dining table. There are two small steps that lead into the well equipped kitchen with, hob, oven, microwave, fridge freezer, dishwasher and Bosch coffee machine - don’t forget to bring your favourite pods. Also on this level is the shower room, upon entering there is a modern vanity area, behind the sliding glass door is a heated towel rail, modern shower and toilet. We provide towels. As well as the wood burner The Cwt has central heating. We provide firefighters, wood & coal for your first night. Further supplies are easily obtained from the village shop.

Beddgelert is an Ideal base for all the attractions that Snowdonia has to offer. The Welsh Highland Railways pretty station is only a few minutes walk away. There are many cycling and walking routes on the doorstep and bike hire is available in the village from Beddgelert Bikes. Routes up Snowdon are just 3 miles away. Beautiful beaches are also only a 20 minutes drive away. If you're more adventurous, Zip World is only 30 minutes away or if you prefer there are castles just waiting to be explored.

Arosfa is a comfortable cosy caravan situated within the grounds of Bryn Llys. It offers a tranquil setting with ten acres of gardens, lake and woodland, the perfect place to relax after exploring the surrounding area. Close to the border of Snowdonia National park, Arosfa is a 10 min walk to local amenities in the village of Bethesda and short walk from world famous Zip World. Arosfa is also situated on the famous Snowdonia Slate trail and an ideal stop for those walking the 83 mile circuit.

Arosfa is a warm, cosy caravan with full central heating, double glazing a fully equipped kitchen plus separate dining area and lounge. You will find everything you need for a comfortable stay after enjoying the stunning landscapes and activities on offer in Snowdonia and the surrounding area Situated in the grounds of Bryn Llys, guests have sole use of the caravan and the opportunity to explore freely and relax in the private 10 acres of gardens, lake and woodland. A peaceful secluded location and a haven for wildlife.

Arosfa is a comfortable, cosy caravan. Situated within the grounds of Bryn Llys, it offers a tranquil setting with ten acres of gardens, lake and woodland to explore and relax in. Close to the border of Snowdonia National park, and a 10 min walk to local amenities in the village of Bethesda where you will find two local stores, chip shops, pubs and a number of cafes. Arosfa is a short walk from world famous Zip World and is well located to explore all that the beautiful surrounding area has to offer. It is an ideal base for outdoor adventures in the surrounding area. The Ogwen valley is a short drive and offers a wealth of walking, scrambling and rock climbing venues. The stunning mountains and lakes of the area offer something for everyone to enjoy. Arosfa is also located on the famous Snowdonia Slate trail making it an ideal stop off point for those walking the 83 mile circuit. Visitors to the area can also explore the castles of Caernarfon, Beaumaris and Conwy, plus the National Trust stately homes and gardens of Penrhyn Castle, Plas Newydd and world famous Bodnant are only a short distance away. The close by island of Anglesey offers coastal walks along cliff tops and hidden beaches and many other attractions to suit everyone.

This Grade 2 listed traditional Welsh cottage is located within 5 minutes of Zip World Velocity and is perfect for exploring North Wales. The cottage has been completely renovated and also features a beautiful sunny garden and patio with plenty of space to sit and relax outside. Bethesda village centre is within walking distance and has a Tesco supermarket (open 7 days a week until late), pubs and a good choice of takeaways.

Inside the cottage, you’ll find a beautifully modernised space retaining all the rustic charm of a quarry man’s cottage. The cottage has been fully modernised to create a comfortable, airy space and features a glass-fronted bedroom mezzanine above the lounge. The property is well insulated and features a large wood burning stove in addition to high capacity electric oil heaters for the colder months of the year. You’ll also find a fully equipped kitchen with everything you need to refuel after enjoying the stunning landscapes and activities on offer in Snowdonia.

Maple Lodge Log Cabin is a self contained log cabin set within 4 acres of privatley owned mountainside woodlands alongside our Camping Pods and Holiday Cottages. It benefits from it's own self contained shower room, open plan, kitchen, living and dining area with full size oven, hob, fridge and FREE SAT TV. Al bed linen and towels are included in Maple Lodge. Wifi is available and charge at £2.50 per night. The 2 additional beds are on a mezzanine, accessed by ladder and with restricted headroom.

One of the only sites in the Snowdonia National Park with Camping Pods, Chalet and Cottages all set in 4.5 acres of privately owned mountain woodland which you are free to explore and easy access to Snowdonia mountain, lakes and beaches on the Llyn Penisula. Located just 300m from the start of The Watkin Path to the top of Snowdon and within easy reach of the other main route to the summit.

Set at the foot of Snowdon, the highest mountain in England and Wales, with easy access to all the hiking routes to the top, The Watkin Path is just 300m away and the other 5 main routes are all within a short drive. Snowdonia is the new adventure capital of Europe with attractions such as Zip World, Bounce Below and Surf Snowdonia all within a 30 min drive. The worls class mountain biking trails at Blaeneau Festiniog and Coed y Brenin are also easily accessible. The beaches of the Llyn Penisula are a short drive away, with the lakes and mountains of Snowdonia as a back drop. Snowdonia has recently been awarded 'dark sky reserve status' which means stargazers will be able to see the night sky like never before as we have no light pollution here.

Spacious private bedroom on Bethesda High Street with a beautiful view to the mountains. Just a couple of doors down from a number of take-aways and Londis, a 5 minute walk to Tesco Extra and a couple of local coffee shops. Just 10 minutes drive from Bangor town. It's really close to the event venue Neuadd Ogwen, which holds lovely concerts and films. The house is on the A5 that leads to Bangor, Snowdonia National Park, Zip World and Betws-y-Coed.

The bedroom is on the second floor of the house, it takes two flights of stairs to get there. The space is very quiet with a beautiful view to the mountains.

If you come on a weekend, we really recommend Fitzpatrick's for coffee and food, also walks around Parc Meurig and the cycling tracks around Ogwen Valley. Also visit the pottery shop and attend the gigs at Neuadd Ogwen.

The Airbnb accommodation is a self contained wing part of a large, detached family home set in it's own grounds of 1.5 acres of woodland. A 400 meter long driveway leads to the property from the main B4409 road. We are renting out a self contained ground floor section of the property with it's own entrance, bedroom and bathroom. The bedroom has a new king size bed and the room is newly decorated and refurbished with it's own TV and wifi connection.

Guests will have their own key and entrance to a private bedroom and bathroom.

As mentioned earlier the property is set in the beautiful backdrop of the Snowdonia mountain range and, despite being in a quiet rural area, it is only within 10 mins. walking distance from the famous Zip Wire and also to the centre of the village which has several small supermarkets, takeaways and cafes. There is also a regular bus service to the small university city of Bangor , 6 miles away, with it's Arts centre, theatre and cinema.

Mynydd Annedd (Mountain Dwelling) is an 18th Century stone cottage located on the edge of the picturesque village of Beddgelert with stunning views and many walks on its door step makes it an ideal place to stay and a good base to explore the area. Llanberis 14miles Portmadog 7 miles Black Rock beach 10miles. Electricity is included . First basket of logs supplied Please note there is no rear garden at this property

The cottage is situated app 7 minutes walk from the village centre with its pubs,restaurants and shops we are happy to accept pets for an additional charge of £20.00

Lovely village with pubs, restaurants and coffee shops, stunning walks on the doorstep. Close to snowdon pathways.

Bring your walking boots, mountain bikes and step literally out of home from home comfort directly onto the mountainside. Walking distance from Downhill Mountain Bike Trails, Titan Zipworld, Bounce Below, Slate Caverns, Ffestiniog Railway and scenic walks. Knowing at the end of the day you are coming home to a cosy, warm and welcoming cottage, catered for your every need. Dog friendly, Parking, Boot/Drying Room, Wet Room, Wifi, Smart TV, Garden Ideal for active getaways or relaxing breaks.

A unique, tastefully refurbished old slate miners cottage (not the standard terraced house but detached linked) - maintained to a very high standard to provide all guests with a homely, comfortable stay. Linen and towels provided. Very well-equipped kitchen. Ground floor wet room with power shower. Large, beamed, spacious living room with dining table and a wonderful, original, slate inglenook fireplace with gas wood-burner effect stove. Relax in comfort after a long day out or simply enjoy staying in chilling out watching a DVD or playing games. Bedrooms - 1 double, 1 twin. Also the bonus of an upstairs loo and hand basin, quite rare to find in the miners cottages! Outhouse with boot/drying room, can also be used for bike storage and a 2nd loo (The Ty Bach). Boot rack, hooks, rails (kitted out for walkers, cavers and climbers in mind). Excellent spacious, off road parking in private, gated enclosure at the rear of the garden (great for off loading/loading with kids, bikes and dogs). Enclosed, cottage garden with mountain view - with a purpose built BBQ stand and garden furniture provided. Gas central heated, heated towels rails in wet room and kitchen too. Highchair and travel cot available on request. DOGS - FREE OF CHARGE

Rhiwbryfdir is a lovely peaceful hamlet on the fringe of Blaenau Ffestiniog. The cottage has an amazing historical mountain backdrop - truly unique and is a photographers delight. Dominated by the steep incline, the famous zig-zag path both part of the old Oakely tip. Great dog walking from the doorstep of the cottage straight onto the mountainside. However, close enough to pop to the shops for supplies or a pub or café.

Due to our spectacular location we are perfectly suited to those seeking adventure. A cosy, self contained apartment, just 20 minutes from the foot of Snowdon. A mere 5 minutes from Europe’s longest and fastest zip line at Zip-World and 30 minutes from the beautiful island of Anglesey. The property sleeps 4; Consisting of a double bedroom and a double sofa bed in the living area. It has a fully functional kitchenette with small dining area. We are dog friendly and welcome house trained dogs.

Relax in the spacious lounge area which has 2 sofas and benefits from Freesat TV, Wi-Fi, central heating and an electric fire. Kitchenette compromises of an electric oven, microwave and toaster. Tea and coffee facilities are available. Cleaning products provided. Small seating area for dining. Bedroom has a wardrobe and chest of drawers. Double plug socket. And a bedside lamp. Access to the W/C is through the main bedroom... it compromises of shower, toilet and basin. Shampoo and conditioner provided. We are able to provide a travel cot if required. Information board of local walks, attractions and adventures. We are dog friendly and welcome your four legged friends. Quiet country location, yet still close enough to access local amenities. We provide leaflets and information on local activities. A qualified Mountaineering instructor and mountain biking tutor can help in providing information, recommend routes and places of interest.

The neighbourhood is quiet and tranquil. Spectacular views of the Carneddau mountain range. Local footpaths / walks easily accessible. We are the perfect destination for those seeking something away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It is a rural location!

Buarthau at NookSnowdonia is a Grade II listed cottage nestled in the mountains under a vast sky, and provides the ideal base to explore the wild beauty of Snowdonia. It's a secluded hideaway but within reach of sandy beaches, mountains and attractions of North Wales. The cottage has original features including an inglenook fireplace with woodburner and some low, unconventional doors. 100% powered by renewable energy, with underfloor heating to keep you cosy. Discounts available for long stays.

Our cottage is over 250 years old with some original features including 18th century graffiti in the slate living room floor. Low doors and thick stone walls create a magical and peaceful environment and will keep you feeling safe and snug if the weather takes a turn for the worse. The cottage sleeps 6 people in 3 bedrooms (1 king, 1 twin, 1 adult sized bunk) and there is space for a travel cot for the smallest travellers. There are 2 bathrooms one with shower and one with small sit in bath tub. Wood burning stoves and underfloor heating make for a cosy stay, whatever the season and complimentary wood is provided at the start of your stay. The kitchen with views out to back garden has an oven, fridge freezer, microwave, dishwasher and washing machine, and comfortable dining table. Wifi (satellite) , TV, DVD player, games, iPod dock are provided to guests. The cottage is situated in 90 acres of land in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park. A stream runs past the front of the cottage to lure you to sleep and also provides the perfect spot for riverside campfires, paddling, and lazying in a hammock or river den. Behind the cottage, the land climbs to over 200m, and you're welcome to explore to find views down to the sea or across to Snowdon and the other beautiful mountain peaks. Guests have exclusive use of our wood-fired hot tub- located in the old pigsty about 50m from the house in which you can hopefully rest weary muscles and tired heads from a day of walking. Guests have responsibility for the hot tub during their stay but we can often be on hand to assist.

Buarthau in a secluded valley on a single track road. However, we are only 10mins drive from Beddgelert, a beautiful Welsh village which has a number of pubs and restaurants, as well as convenience store. The nearby mountains, lakes and coast are the stars of the area and are all easily accessible within 10-20mins. If you needs supplies, Tesco will deliver if booked in advance otherwise In Porthmadog (20mins) you will be able to find all that you need for your stay in North Wales. All of the paths up Snowdon can be accessed within 30minutes from the cottage. We're within 45mins drive of most of Snowdonia's main attractions including Zipwires, Surf Snowdonia and mountain railways.

Cwt Glo is a cosy and peaceful cottage for two in Northern Snowdonia nestled between two mountain ranges the Carneddau and Glyderau. Cwt Glo is situated in a small village near Bethesda called Mynydd Llandygai. There is private off road parking next to the cottage. Cwt Glo is Welsh for Coal house and the cottage was the place where the coal was weighed and measured. The property has been both a farm and coal yard for the local area. Cwt Glo is a semi sustainable/off grid cottage it has a solar and wind system however there is the backup of mains electricity. There is also an LPG central heating and hot water system. The cottage has a wood burning stove to keep you cosy and warm in the evening after a busy day exploring the local area. We also provide the wood for your stay.

The cottage has it's own private entrance and parking. Character kitchen with wooden beams and quarry tiles. Everything you need for cooking is provided including fridge freezer, gas oven and hob, toaster and dining table. It is fully equipped with cooking equipment and utensils. Living room includes a local heritage slate fireplace and log burner, settee and armchair. We provide all the logs and kindling for your stay. Bedroom is a beautiful Welsh mezzanine crog loft with double bed. Please note the bedroom has low ceilings with access via wooden stairs. Bathrooms. There is a large shower/wet room and a separate toilet and sink. A storage room with clothes rack and hangers. Perfect if you need to store shoes, suitcases or have coats. Cottage garden and decking area with table and chairs perfect for watching the mountains changing colour at sunset. Or to star gaze! We are lucky that we have such amazing views of the Glyderau and Carneddau mountain range from Cwt Glo. There is private off road parking for the cottage. Please do not smoke inside the cottage.

Our location makes us really quite special we are in a village which is 1000ft above sea level and we have views of both the Glyderau and Carneddau mountain ranges in Snowdonia. Mynydd Llandygai is a very community spirited village with a village hall which hosts a cafe or supper club once a month, music events, yoga and even gong baths! The village is surrounded by mountains and there are many beautiful walks around the village with views of Snowdon, the Menai Strait, Anglesey and Lleyn Peninsula. There are mountain bike trails in the village and cycle paths nearby.

This house is perfectly situated in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park in the village of Gerlan, Bethesda. It is a stones throw away from the famous 'Zipworld' (15 min walk) and the Carneddau mountain range (10 min walk), and just a short drive from Snowdon (15 min) Anglesey's stunning beaches are just as accessible in the other direction. As is Caernarfon & Conwy Castle (20 min drive)

For those long warm summer evenings there is a south facing garden where you can relax and enjoy views of the Carneddau mountain range and the famous 'Zipworld' Garden furniture and a large barbecue included (see photos) And for those cold cosy winter evenings there is a wood burner in a large inglenook opening (as well as central heating) And a good supply of logs. There is a fully equipped kitchen with fridge freezer, cooker oven, washing machine & tumble dryer. A separate bathroom,with WC, washbasin, bath & shower. And a large dining table that seats up to 6 people. There is high speed Wifi throughout with Sky TV, BT Sport, Netflix and Spotify included. You'll also find a selection of vinyl, DVD's, boardgames and books to entertain you. I also have a selection of maps and leaflets to help guide you. The two double bedrooms each have fresh linen, towels and mountain views. Guests are welcome to help themselves to Breakfast including milk, tea coffee. eggs, bread, fruit and a range of cereals. There is parking on the road outside the house.

Bethesda's high street is within walking distance and has grocery stores including a Tesco open every day until 11pm, There are also plenty of traditional pubs and a variety of takeaways to choose from (menus included in welcome pack) upon arrival.

Our Camping Pods are equipped with lights, heating, electric points, beds (including a fitted sheet, pillow and pillow case),crockery, cutlery, corkscrew and tea and coffee making facilities. Don't forget to book any optional extra's such as bedding package, WIFI or dogs.

One of the only sites in the Snowdonia National Park with Camping Pods, set in 4.5 acres of privatley owned mountain woodland which you are free to explore and easy access to Snowdonia mountain, lakes and beaches on the Llyn Penisula. We are just at the foot of Snowdon, the highest mountain in England and Wales, and just 300m from The Watkin path to the summit. The other main routes are a short drive away and all located within 20 mins. Zip World sites are within easy reach of our accommodation and we we have a number of rooms to accommodate all party sizes and family groups.

Set at the foot of Snowdon, the highest mountain in England and Wales, with easy access to all the hiking routes to the top, The Watkin Path is just 300m away and the other 5 main routes are all within a short drive. Snowdonia is the new adventure capital of Europe with attractions such as Zip World, Bounce Below and Surf Snowdonia all within a 30 min drive. The worls class mountain biking trails at Blaeneau Festiniog and Coed y Brenin are also easily accessible. The beaches of the Llyn Penisula are a short drive away, with the lakes and mountains of Snowdonia as a back drop. Snowdonia has recently been awarded 'dark sky stautus' which means stargazers will be able to see the night sky like never before as we have no light pollution here.

An original slate miner's cottage built in the late 1800’s. Located in the slate capital of the world, offering a true taste of the past, but with the benefit of modern living. Our cottage is right next to the crossing for the Ffestiniog narrow gauge steam railway. We are conveniently located within walking distance of Llechedd Slate Mountain Adventure, Zip World and Bounce Below. A five-minute walk will take you into town, where there are shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants.

Situated in the heart of Snowdonia, as well as its interesting history as a former slate mining town, Blaenau Ffestiniog offers a narrow gauge steam railway, the famous Llechwedd Zip World, Blaenau-Ffestiniog is also a popular destination for walkers with Snowdon around a half hour drive, Tryfan close by and Antur Stiniog for mountain bikers. The property offers two bedrooms, with many original features. Downstairs is a cosy, open plan living area, with Satellite television, super fast Wi-Fi (70-80Mbps) ambient lighting and a fully equipped kitchen. To the back of the property is a shower room and a space which houses the washing machine and dryer. Upstairs are two bedrooms, the master has a double bed and views of the railway. The children's room has bunk-beds and appealing decor. The front garden offers a sitting area to watch the trains and relax with your favourite drink surrounded by views of the mountains. We’ve had some confusion over recent weeks regarding the original stove. It has been left in as an historical feature as we love it but is no longer in service. The cottage has storage heaters, which keep the everything very warm and cosy. There are also 2 oil filled radiators for those especially chilly winter nights.

There is always plenty to do for all ages! Here are just a few of the many local attractions: Portmeirion Portmeirion is one of Wales' premier visitor attractions, with free parking, complimentary guided tours and audio visual show, six cafes and restaurants, half a dozen shops, gardens and beaches it is the perfect day out for all the family. Llechwedd Slate Mountain Adventure, Zip world and Bounce Below. Be ready for an experience of a lifetime, as you are on the doorstep of one of Wales top attractions! With Quarry Explorer, Llechwedd Deep Mine Tour, Titan zip line and an underground trampolining experience. Walking The best footpaths in Snowdinia! The Vale of Ffestiniog boasts a huge range of walks within stunning scenery, often away from the crowds of tourists that flock to other, perhaps, well more known areas of Snowdonia. Walks include the Cwmorthin, Rhosydd and the Cwm Bowydd trails. The Cynfal waterfall. The Vale of Ffestiniog Way. And the Dyffryn Maentwrog and Llyn Mair walks.

Cocoon yourself in our cosy cocoon. The space is super small and cosy with enough room to sleep two on a double futon mattress. You’ll have to utilise your outside space for cooking using the kelly kettle and camping stove. Your camping equipment is provided as is your bedding and towels to make this a fuss free camping experience.

Our cosy cocoons are located in a quiet paddock on our busy campsite. You have full use of your cocoon, outdoor seating and fire pit. New for 2019 are our wood fired hot tubs! Initial supply of wood included. Extra can be purchased for £7 a bag! Amenities such as toilets, showers and washing up room are shared with the campsite. We’re ideally located in the heart of Snowdonia for exploring the Glyders, Carneddau mountain range and Tryfan. If you’re interested in adventure activities Zipworld and Surf Snowdonia are nearby!

Our Camping Pods are equipped with lights, heating, electric points, beds (including a fitted sheet, pillow and pillow case),crockery, cutlery, corkscrew and tea and coffee making facilities. Don't forget to book any optional extra's such as bedding package, WIFI or dogs.

One of the only sites in the Snowdonia National Park with Camping Pods, set in 4.5 acres of privatley owned mountain woodland which you are free to explore and easy access to Snowdonia mountain, lakes and beaches on the Llyn Penisula. We are just at the foot of Snowdon, the highest mountain in England and Wales, and just 300m from The Watkin path to the summit. The other main routes are a short drive away and all located within 20 mins. Zip World sites are within easy reach of our accommodation and we we have a number of rooms to accommodate all party sizes and family groups.

Set at the foot of Snowdon, the highest mountain in England and Wales, with easy access to all the hiking routes to the top, The Watkin Path is just 300m away and the other 5 main routes are all within a short drive. Snowdonia is the new adventure capital of Europe with attractions such as Zip World, Bounce Below and Surf Snowdonia all within a 30 min drive. The worls class mountain biking trails at Blaeneau Festiniog and Coed y Brenin are also easily accessible. The beaches of the Llyn Penisula are a short drive away, with the lakes and mountains of Snowdonia as a back drop. Snowdonia has recently been awarded 'dark sky stautus' which means stargazers will be able to see the night sky like never before as we have no light pollution here.