My friend and i just had 2 nights at the pods here and the setting is beautiful with the gently flowing river Alyn right next to our balcony (which was huge) and set among the tree's at the end of a lovely garden surrounded by farm land and grazing sheep you could not here a thing only nature we did... More

My wife and I and 2 children and dog stayed at the pods 17/07/12-20/07/12. Julia was a warming friendly host who made us really welcome. Lovely, comfortable, clean accomodation in a quiet charming setting. Ideal base for walks and touring, dog friendly. Only the weather let us down. You must try this charming place the pods are great. Mark and... More

This was my second visit to the pods this year and it didn't disappoint! The host Julie was as hospitable as ever and was very helpful. This location is so quiet and peaceful great location for visiting so many different places, this time I headed up to the north welsh coast visiting Llandudno it didnt disappoint ! I will be... More

Before booking I had seen the reviews from previous guests and was a little apprehensive! however I was so glad to go by gut instinct the place it briliant! we like the camping experience but hate the wet grass early morning washroom experience that you normally get, not at Bryn Dwr the pods are nicely situated at the bottom of... More

Reasonable stay although pod did initally smell dank until warmed up. I detected a possible presence of dogs in the pods...and this did make me reconsider whether I wanted to sleep there. I did not expect this until too late on arriving! I would concur with the earlier review that there are still some 'finishing touches...and general maintenance to the... More

Location This is a typical old Welsh home at the edge of a housing estate These pods are basically in the landladies back garden...its not fair to label this a campsite as that would imply facilities are on hand, so if your idea of idyllic is unfinished decking, bits of broken paving slabs lying around, old lawn mowers and other... More

My Husband, Border Collie and I stayed in Bryn Dwr pods in February this year. The pods are basically at the end of the garden, far enough away to feel isolated and "at one" with nature but close enough to stumble to the toilet in the middle of the night. There is a lovely stream running through the back garden... More

I recently stayed at Bryn Dwr - an idyllic setting! Its very quiet and relaxing. Its a perfect base for visiting local attractions that were on our list while in North Wales 1. Portmeirion 2. Caernarfon Castle 3. Conwy Castle 4. Bodnant Garden 5. Llechwedd Slate Caverns 6. Swallow Falls 7. Great Orme Tramway 8. Penrhyn Castle 9. Erddig 10.Harlech... More

We found on arrival at approx 5:00pm after a long walk that the place was not just chaotic, as descibed by the owner , but also dirty. The bathroom and toilet facilities shared by the campsite, other B + B guests and the family is situated through the family living quarters. Every surface in the kitchen was stacked high with... More