Avoid disappointment by booking early for that special occasion get together, be it a Kids Free mini break (Children are welcome) a group Charity Climb, a birthday, an anniversary, Stag & Hen or any other excuse for arranging your own Snowdonia Break. Prices from *£8.00 per person per night based on capacity.
A welcoming traditional Snowdonia Farmhouse self catering accommodation for those seeking a cosy home from home with lots of character. Huge 'original' Ingle Nook fireplace. Fully central heated. Charming bedrooms, wonderful dining room with extra large locally hand crafted farmhouse table. Perfect for families and groups. Hugely popular with walkers and climbers as a welcome retreat after a long day in the mountains. Small party discount possible for up to six guests. Children's covered playbarn with bales, swings, ropes and scramble nets. Safe enclosed garden with playtower and garden toys.
The Region.Snowdonia is described by the Rough Guides as ‘the most dramatic and alluring region in Wales’. It is the land of Celtic culture, castles, myths and legends with some of the most stunning scenery imaginable. If you're also looking for activities then this is the destination for you. Cycle or walk along the ever popular designated routes, admire the scenic environment on horseback or try quad biking for fun and excitement. With a varied coastline and inland waterways, a range of watersports are on offer from sailing and canoeing to skiing and wind surfing. Snowdonia is renowed for some of the best climbing, scrambling and walking in the world; Hardly surprising that it has now become the Activity Destination of Choice.
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" A charming traditional Snowdonia farmhouse"
Adelightful Wales Tourist Board 'Excellent' Accredited self catering farmhouse accommodation which sleeps up to 14 plus cot.
BETWEEN SNOWDON AND THE SEA! Dinas DinlleBlue Flag Beach.10 mins Drive.A lovely traditional Welsh farmhouse set in the countryside above the historic harbour town of Caernarfon (a designatedWorld Heritage Site) with views of Snowdon and the Bay and out toward the distant lighthouse of the 'Mystical' Llanddwyn Island (Not really an island at all) .Perfect for people with children - it sleeps 14 and could easily accommodate 2 families.-Children love it- Equally popular with walkers and climbers, especially for those Short Break get togethers.
Warm and cosy and full of period charm and with quality furnishings throughout. The brightly appointed dining room has a large farmhouse table seating 12 and a Welsh dresser. The main living room has a huge inglenook fireplace dated 1812, (A perfect setting for those cosy fireside evenings!).French windows open into the sunlounge which has a bar football table and board games. ABalcony with table and chairs overlooks the safe lawned garden which has a play tower and ample picnic benches-there is a covered open bay 'Play Barn' with a scramble net, swings, ropesetc.which children are welcome to use-under adult supervision,WI FI Wireless Internet Access. Own hardware required.
Nearby is a friendly village Inn featuring regular folk music sessions and a much acclaimed restaurant. Half a mile from your cottage is a disused railway track, now an excellent cycle/walking path -which form the starting point of the new 84 mile Lleyn Peninsula Coastal Path- (Cycle hire service available locally). Ideally situated for the beaches of the peninsula and Anglesey and only 5 miles from the centre of Snowdonia. There are abundant outdoor persuit facilities in the area. Plas Menai National Watersport and Mountaineering Centre offering sailing, scuba diving etc. is just 4 miles away.
The narrow gauge Welsh Highland Railway runs from Dinas, half a mile, to Caernarfon with its truly majestic castle, shops, restaurants and pubs. Take a stroll along the old quay side or catch a boat for a fishing trip or a sightseeing tour around the island. Alternately hop on board and take to the other direction toward Rhyd Ddu (a Snowdon path starting point) for a nostalgic ride through the breathtaking countryside; you can even see your holiday cottage on the way! Steam trains also at Llanberis.- All from this delightful Welsh Farmhouse.
Spring lambs and daffodils. What a welcome sight!
Wonderful colours, long walks, fresh Snowdonia air and home to nice cup of Welsh tea or perhaps a hot toddy, and a cracking log fire.
Down a private lane and standing in its own grounds this lovely traditional Welsh farmhouse has been a welcoming family home for well over 200 years and retains many of its original features.
*From £8.00 per person per night based on seasonal weekly let at capacity.
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Avoid disappointment by booking early for that special occasion get together, be it a Kids Free mini break 
A welcoming traditional Snowdonia Farmhouse self catering accommodation for those seeking a cosy home from home with lots of character. Huge 'original' Ingle Nook fireplace. Fully central heated. Charming bedrooms, wonderful dining room with extra large locally hand crafted farmhouse table. Perfect for families and groups. Hugely popular with walkers and climbers as a welcome retreat after a long day in the mountains. Small party discount possible for up to six guests. Children's covered playbarn with bales, swings, ropes and scramble nets. Safe enclosed garden with playtower and garden toys.
The Region. Snowdonia is described by the Rough Guides as ‘the most dramatic and alluring region in Wales’. It is the land of Celtic culture, castles, myths and legends with some of the most stunning scenery imaginable. If you're also looking for activities then this is the destination for you. Cycle or walk along the ever popular designated routes, admire the scenic environment on horseback or try quad biking for fun and excitement. With a varied coastline and inland waterways, a range of watersports are on offer from sailing and canoeing to skiing and wind surfing. Snowdonia is renowed for some of the best climbing, scrambling and walking in the world; Hardly surprising that it has now become the 
A delightful Wales Tourist Board 'Excellent' Accredited 
Warm and cosy and full of period charm and with quality furnishings throughout. The brightly appointed dining room has a large farmhouse table seating 12 and a Welsh dresser. The main living room has a huge inglenook fireplace dated 1812, (A perfect setting for those cosy fireside evenings!). French windows open into the sunlounge which has a bar football table and board games. A Balcony with table and chairs overlooks the safe lawned garden which has a play tower and ample picnic benches-there is a covered open bay 'Play Barn' with a scramble net, swings, ropes etc.which children are welcome to use-under adult supervision,WI FI Wireless Internet Access. Own hardware required.
Spring lambs and daffodils. What a welcome sight! 
Wonderful colours, long walks, fresh Snowdonia air and home to nice cup of Welsh tea or perhaps a hot toddy, and a cracking log fire. 
Down a private lane and standing in its own grounds this lovely traditional Welsh farmhouse has been a welcoming family home for well over 200 years and retains many of its original features. 
Crowning Glory. Snowdon New Year 2009. Yr Wyddfa-Mount Snowdon in all her glory January 2009.