Camping at Cefn Coed is truly magical, with both sunny fields and an idyllic woodland, there is something for everyone looking for the wilder camping experience with all the charm! 


There are no bins on-site, rubbish must be taken with you
 There are no showers on-site
 Music is not permitted on-site
 Dogs must be on leads at all times

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Woodland Tent Pitch

Firepit

Late Checkout

Gazebo (Field only, must fit into pitch dimensions)

Gazebo

Additional Tent

Awning

Car Parking on Site

Camping at Cefn Coed is truly magical, with both sunny fields and an idyllic woodland, there is something for everyone looking for the wilder camping experience with all the charm! 

Field Tent/Van Pitch

Wooded Campervan Pitch

Cefn Coed is a historical Welsh farm property with origins dating back to the 17th Century. It is situated 4 miles from the picturesque market town of Dolgellau, in the heart of Snowdonia National Park, enjoying an idyllic setting in a sheltered valley of Ancient Oak Woodland where the magnificent Cader Idris rolls down into the Mawddach Estuary. 

Surrounded by it's own 75 acres of farmland and forests, Cefn Coed provides a rare degree of freedom and escape from the fast pace of modern society. Ideally located for exploring Snowdonia, miles of walking, cycling and riding paths are easily accessible, including the famous Mawddach Trail, allowing you to reconnect with nature and enjoy the sense of tranquility that comes with it.

There are no bins on-site, rubbish must be taken with you
 There are no showers on-site
 Music is not permitted on-site
 Dogs must be on leads at all times

Cefn Coed

The Bunkhouse was the original bakehouse and dairy of the farm and has now been converted to provide comfortable self-catering holiday accommodation with a rustic charm.

Sleeps 12 people in 4 separate bedrooms with bunkbeds. Downstairs is an open plan kitchen/lounge area with a lovely big wood burner to keep you toasty. Upstairs are the beds along with the shower & toilet.

An ideal base for large families, group of friends, club meets, team building workshops or school groups.

Available for bookings all year round.

There are no bins on-site, rubbish must be taken with you There are no showers on-site Music is not permitted on-site Dogs must be on leads at all times

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Bunkhouse

The Bunkhouse was the original bakehouse and dairy of the farm and has now been converted to provide comfortable self-catering holiday accommodation with a rustic charm.

The Bunkhouse

This is one of the bigger siblings of our Gypsy huts and offer generous accommodation with double doors opening directly onto a view of the lake, where you can chillax and watch the sun dancing across the water as it sets in the evenings

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Susanna Poachers Hut

Mandatory £50 security deposit + £50 good house keeping deposit

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Escape the daily grind and get back in touch with nature.
This is one of the bigger siblings of our Gypsy huts and offer generous accommodation with double doors opening directly onto a view of the lake, where you can chillax and watch the sun dancing across the water as it sets in the evenings

Angharad Poachers Hut

Experience the great outdoors with all the comforts of home. These sisters (Margaret and Elen) are the cutest of our huts, offering a cosy intimate feel perfect for curling up in front of the wood burning stove with a glass of local wine to enjoy a romantic weekend away from it all

Elen Gypsy Hut

This is the largest of our little family of huts and naturally being the matriach is the grandest

Each of our huts comes complete with all the mod cons, but Joan has the added advantage of being dog-friendly too, so plenty of room for you and your four-legged friend.

Joan, Lady of Wales Shepherds Hut

Marared Gypsy Hut

Our small family of traditional handcrafted huts includes two Gypsy huts, two Poachers huts and a single Shepherds hut. Each has its own individual character with an elegant, eclectic, bespoke interior designed to give you a truly unique experience. Located on the glorious Llŷn Peninsula near the border of Snowdonia National Park in North Wales. Brook Cottage Shepherd Huts offers a quiet rural retreat in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with uninterrupted far-reaching views to Yr Eifl (The Rivals) mountains.
N.B.Only two of the huts are dog friendly (Joan and Angharad),  A single small well-behaved dog in each hut, which MUST be kept on a lead at all times in and around the grounds. Winner of AA Gold Award and Theo Paphitis SBS Award.

Brook Cottage Shepherd Huts

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Situated in North Wales with over 450 acres, of which 300 acres are available for camping, Shell Island has developed into one of the largest camping sites in Europe.


The Children's Farm Park is placed regarding the gorgeous Cardigan Bay coastline into the heart regarding the Snowdonia national park with stunning countryside views all around.The view inside is simply as lovely as away, that you could bottle feed within the spring as you come in person with lambs and calves! Before you wander around the farm don't forget to pick your animal feed up from reception to meet the hungry mouths for the goats, birds and ducks you'll fulfill along your way!Once all of the feed is gone there's much more for children to enjoy, from a ride in the junior tractors, the interior sandpit to atmosphere cannons and crazy tennis! If you're enjoying the air that is fresh perhaps not keep walking across the nature path and discover how many other indigenous wildlife it is possible to discover!A beautiful spot for nature and pets!

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Meet our farm park animals and enjoy our indoor and outdoor play areas, with crazy golf and karting

The Childrens Farm Park

Spectacularly sited Harlech Castle appears to grow obviously through the stone on which it's perched. Like an sentinel that is all seeing it gazes down across land and sea, maintaining a watchful attention over Snowdonia. Extremely grand and bound to perk the youngsters up' imaginations, specially when you let them know it just are priced at £8k new... That has been a while ago though!The English monarch Edward I built Harlech into the belated century that is 13th fulfil this very part. It was one of the more formidable of their 'iron band' of fortresses made to retain the Welsh inside their hill fastness. There clearly was a 200 base stairway that is long still leads through the castle right down to the cliff base: a secret escape route!It's funny to imagine that this castle had previously been connected by quick channel to your ocean, nowadays the water has receded a good distance away, leaving the fortress high and dry. Can the young ones imagine the ocean simply going away like that&?Worth noting that alternative parking can be obtained nearby while their car park is closed term that is long redevelopment: proceed with the yellow indications, apparently!

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Harlech Castle

The golden sands are four miles very long and supply a really superb spot for walking, coastline combing, kite surfing and bathing, though there is no lifeguard address at Harlech Beach. The sands are supported by a dune system that's been accreting therefore radically that Harlech Castle, nearly a mile inland, had been actually built right by the sea. See our listing for Harlech Castle to find out more.On the north part associated with the coastline may be the Morfa Harlech Nature Reserve, a haven for rare plant types and birdlife.On the end that is southern the promontory of Shell Island where more than 200 various kinds of shell have already been discovered. Leatherback turtles are occasionally seen offshore hunting the jellyfish that are loaded in the bay, so do be cautious of the when swimming.The postcode is an approximate so please do individually prepare your journey.

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Harlech Beach

Portmeirion is a town located on a peninsula that is personal Cardigan Bay regarding the coastline of Snowdonia, surrounded by woodlands and sandy beaches that has been built between 1925 and 1976, by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, whom wished to show exactly how development could improve the normal landscape.It is a premier visitor attraction in Wales, and welcomes about 225,000 site visitors each year! (Older site visitors may be interested to know that the 1960s television show 'The Prisoner' was filmed here.)The grounds are available daily until 19:30, generally there is plenty of the time to explore the village, gardens and woods. Free, guided trips for the village can be found daily, utilizing the trip that is final at 15:30. You will end up taken on a quick, but informative, journey into the Village, and find out details regarding the its history from your guide.There that is friendly are wide range of different areas to explore, plus woodland walks to enjoy, and lots of gardens to explore. Regarding the driveway that is primary there is certainly a contemporary styled brasserie at Castell Deudraeth, which provides free afternoon entry to Portmeirion in the price of a two program lunch. Contains playground and beach that is sandy young ones to relax and play on. You may want to save well on the total admission price it a good location for an incredible family day trip if you see after 15:30.Portmeirion is a thrilling environment for young ones of all of the ages, making.

Holiday Resort North Wales

Portmeirion is an enchanting Italianate style village on the coast of North Wales, ideal for a day out or weekend break for families, couples and more.

Portmeirion

The Ffestiniog Railway runs from Porthmadog on the coast to Blaenau Ffestiniog in the hills, moving through the scenery that is dazzling of Snowdonia National Park. Many of our trains are vapor hauled, some date back again to times being victorianThe railway is simply under 14 miles very long while the journey takes around 1 hour and ten full minutes each method. A shorter journey may be appropriate.In just 30 minutes from Porthmadog or Blaenau Ffestiniog the train gets to Tan Y Bwlch for youngsters. Alight here for the nature trail to Llyn Mair picnic site.The Welsh Highland Railway is Snowdonia's railway that is newest. Trains begin an amazing 25-mile journey that is scenic beneath the castle walls at Caernarfon.The trains, hauled by the entire world's most powerful narrow measure steam locomotives, climb from sea degree to over 650ft regarding the foothills of Snowdon, before zig-zagging considerably down the high hillside to reach Beddgelert, nestling in the heart regarding the National Park, then through the magnificent Aberglaslyn Pass and on to Porthmadog.

Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways

The Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways stretch for 40 miles through the glorious Snowdonia National Park, allowing you to experience the magnificent scenery in comfort whilst savouring the romance of gleaming steam engines and carriages.

Shell Island

Llanbedr LL45 2PJ, Llanbedr, Gwynedd LL45 2PJ, Wales

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Cefn Coed

The Bunkhouse

Brook Cottage Shepherd Huts

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The Childrens Farm Park

Harlech Castle

Harlech Beach

Portmeirion

Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railway

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