We went for a spring mid week break in the Trawsfynydd holiday village had a great time. The cabin was clean, tidy & very homely, with all the mod cons you'd need to make your stay comfortable. Combine all of that with a stunning view out of our front window weather was a bit wet but as my son said... More

Stayed here over the Easter Bank Holiday as a group of four. The views were fantastic with snow on the surrounding hills and sunshine every day. Have stayed here on and off for about 15-20 years and have never got tired of the countryside,the views and the surrounding places. Barmouth is great as is Criccieth-we tried the Thai Restaurant in... More

Just got back from a 3 night stay at the Trawsfyndd Holiday Village. Excellent and comftable accommodation, we stayed in cabin 121 which had everything you need for a relaxing break. We took our dog, which was an extra bonus too. The pub up the road was also very friendly and the food was good quality.

Centred right in the heartland of North Wales, ideally placed for getting to trail centres such as Coed y Brenin (5 mins away) Penmachno (30mins) Antur Stiniog (30 mins) Llandegla (35 mins). Breathtaking views across the snowdonia national park form the Bunkhouse we were staying in. The pub on site was lively, great food, and very accommodating to our large... More

Excelent accommodation and facilities, very helpful friendly staff , will be returning in the near future , great for walkers and families , we were also able to take our dog which was great. Highly recomended , excelent base for walkers and sight seeing

Stayed here for a week from 30th march and had a fantastic time! The log cabin was lovely (268), and was on the edge of the site meaning we had uninterrupted mountain views. The site was very quiet. There is plenty to do as long as you have a car. There are lots of footpaths around, so it is worth... More

but hadn't been for about seven years and in the meantime there have been great improvements to the holiday village. The views are stunning and there has been felling of trees to improve the views: the once rather ramshackle shop is now a welcoming reception/shop with cabin sales ( I wish I could buy one!). Staff are friendly and informative.... More

Booked a log cabin in this village Absolutely beautiful , set in the most stunning scenery , plenty to do out and about but you do need car , local pub is great for food good value for money .. We went king Arthur's labyrinth a most enjoyable trip , well worth a visit

We spent the first week of our Grandsons Easter Holidays at Trawsfynydd and it was a great success. Warm clean cabin with every thing you needed and complete with stunning views of snow clad moutains. The weather though very cold and snowy was an attraction to the two boys and they enjoyed their walks with our dog in the surrounding... More