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An inviting open-plan sleeping area features a spacious bed with striped bedding and decorative pillows. A cozy sitting area is provided with a chair and small table. A skylight above allows natural light to fill the space, and a door leads to the outside.
Apartment in Rhostryfan
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 144 reviews

The Nest - Cae Haidd Bach

Nestle in our nautical nest, sunbathe on your private roof terrace with views of the coast & the Snowdonia mountains. A perfect place to enjoy sundowners whilst taking in the stunning sunsets. Plenty of restaurants & pubs within a 15 minute drive (none within walking distance). This self contained studio is the ideal location, within easy reach of the dramatic coastlines of Anglesey & the Llyn Peninsula. Try paddleboarding, mountain biking & even taking on Europe’s longest wire at ZipWorld!

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The living area features a log burner set within a rustic stone fireplace, surrounded by neatly stacked firewood. Two comfortable seating options are positioned nearby, complemented by soft throw pillows. A modest television is mounted on the wall, and natural light enters through a window adorned with wooden accents.
Cottage in Ffestiniog
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 358 reviews

Cosy Miners' cottage with log burner

This 200 year old cottage is located in a peaceful location with far reaching views from the stable door. It’s perfectly located for walkers with mountains and lakes just waiting to be explored. Cyclists can also challenge themselves on the many hills around the area, including the infamous Stwlan Dam climb. Local attractions such as Zip World, Antur Stiniog and Llechwedd Slate Caverns are a few minutes away. The cottage is also ideally located for visiting nearby Porthmadog and Betws y Coed.

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A rustic stone exterior of The Barn is visible, featuring large windows that allow natural light to enter. The entrance door is framed by warm wood, while a seating area made of wooden picnic tables is positioned outside on a gravel path. Skylights on the roof enhance the airy feel.
Cottage in Llanfrothen
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 134 reviews

Hand Crafted Studio in secret Snowdonia Valley

The Barn at Tan Y Rhiw nestles in the Nanmor valley, surrounded by ancient woodland, with spectacular views of Moel Ddu. A safe place to retreat from the world, and reconnect with nature, over two miles from the main road. Relaxing in the private garden listen to owls hooting or cuckoos calling. Walking from the door leads you to an old drovers track, orĀ higher up through bilberry scrub to Cnicht, the Welsh Matterhorn, or along lanes and paths to secluded swimming spots in rivers and lakes.

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A cozy caravan is presented from an exterior angle, featuring a welcoming porch with wooden railings. Large windows allow natural light to brighten the interior, while a warm sunset casts a soft glow on the exterior. Potted plants add a touch of greenery.
Guest suite in Deiniolen
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 271 reviews

Gwel -Yr -Wyddfa (View of Snowdon)

Gwel Yr Wyddfa is perfectly positioned between the mountains and the sea in the heart of stunning Snowdonia, making it an ideal base for climbing Mount Snowdon and exploring the area The beautifully furnished, cosy caravan offers breathtaking views of Snowdon on clear days Just 3 miles from the village of Llanberis, perfect for walkers, climbers, cyclists, and water-based activities 5 miles from the thrilling Zip World adventures in Bethesda 5 miles from the historic town of Caernarfon

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A modern cabin exterior is surrounded by colorful flowers and greenery. Two Adirondack chairs are positioned on a stone patio, alongside a chimney for warmth. String lights create a welcoming ambiance, while large glass doors provide access to the interior and showcase the vibrant outdoor space.
Holiday home in Mynydd Llandygai
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 190 reviews

Luxury Cabin Snowdonia 1 Bedroom Views Zip World

Y Garn Bach is a luxury cabin in the small, quiet village of Mynydd Llandegai with amazing mountain views and easy access to explore Snowdonia. Zip world Velocity only 10 mins away. Enjoy the Welsh mountains, relax and take in the views from every window. Brand new-completed March 2022, Spacious, eco-underfloor heating, comfy beds, private outdoor space, pizza oven, wet room & LED lights, clean air. Lovely walks from the door, off-road parking, warm welcome. Hot tub £25 extra per night.

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An aerial view captures the serene landscape surrounding the Shepherd's Huts, with winding paths leading through rolling green hills. The huts are positioned in a remote area, offering expansive views of the mountains and valleys under a soft, cloudy sky.
Shepherd’s hut in Gwynedd
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 207 reviews

Barlwyd Off-Grid Glamping

Experience the ultimate getaway in our off-grid Shepherd's Huts next to Barlwyd Lake. Wake up to breathtaking views of Ffestiniog's mountains, quarries, and valleys. The huts are for two people and furnished with a king-size bed, a kitchenette, and an en-suite bathroom. The interiors are cosy and bright, making for a comfortable and relaxing stay. Each hut comes with its own Golf Buggy to transport around. Don't miss out on this exclusive glamping experience that offers unmatched views.

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An inviting outdoor decking area is featured, furnished with a small table and two wooden chairs. The space is framed by greenery, offering a serene setting. Large glass doors lead into the interior, providing a sense of connection to the outside environment.
Guest suite in Bethesda
5 out of 5 average rating, 497 reviews

Cosy Guest Room-Bethesda Snowdonia Wales ZipWorld

Llain Bach guest room is situated within our own garden in the village of Bethesda on the edge of Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park and within close proximity to the A55 expressway. Our guest suite is ideally situated for those who wish to explore North Wales’ beautiful and picturesque mountains and coastal areas as well as experience adrenalin busting adventures such as the zip line, quarry karts and quarry flyer at Zip World Penrhyn Quarry in Bethesda, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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A historic cabin is situated among trees and a grassy landscape, with a gentle stream flowing in the foreground. A mountain is visible in the background, partially shrouded in clouds, creating a serene natural setting.
Cabin in Capel Curig
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 222 reviews

Y Cwt Gwyrdd, cosy shelter in a mountainous valley

Unique historic cabin sympathetically renovated in 2012 to provide comfortable accommodation for hill walking groups or family get togethers. The property is all one level and has outside private parking for up to three cars. There is an entrance hallway for boots and jackets; a shower room; a toilet room. A bedroom with two bunkbeds (double bed base and single bed top) and luggage shelves. Sitting room with sofabed, dinning table and extra foldaway chairs. Fully equipped kitchen.

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Two modern, arched pods are situated in a serene outdoor setting, featuring a hot tub and a picnic table on a gravel patio. Lush green grass surrounds the area, providing a tranquil space for relaxation. Clear blue skies offer a bright backdrop to the charming design.
Dome in Holyhead
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 137 reviews

Cosy & Romantic Pod | Hot Tub | Anglesey Escape

Enjoy 'Moel Haul'- A modern/luxurious pod with underfloor heating and a Hot Tub. Our pod is situated on our glamping site on the beautiful island of Anglesey. Glampio Bedo is perfectly suited for holidays on Anglesey . We are only a 30-minute drive away from the popular Zip Word attraction in Bethesda. A mere 10 minutes from the A55 expressway. the lovely setting of this romantic spot in nature. Bedo Sauna is available on-site for shared or private booking. (Additional fee).

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The A-frame lodge is showcased from an angled view, highlighting its distinct sloped roof and dark exterior. A spacious deck is visible, constructed from warm wood, featuring modern seating options. Surrounding greenery complements the structure, emphasizing the connection to the natural landscape.
Place to stay in Pentre-celyn
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 105 reviews

Sigrid Lodge ( Graig Escapes )

Welcome to Sigrid Lodge, one of our Scandinavian A frame lodges here at Graig Escapes. Set in the beautiful vale of clywd area of outstanding natural beauty, surrounded by open fields and beautiful countryside. Enjoy being greeted by our Alpacas on arrival and when you step inside Sigrid lodge we hope to blow your mind with the stunning A frame design, finished in a Scandinavian and nordic style which boasts a wood fire, oak flooring, lots of lovely rugs and woollen blankets.

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Hut in Llanberis
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 640 reviews

Idyllic log cabin at the foot of Snowdon

Recently renovated log cabin set in a semi- wooded rural location at the foot of Snowdon. Access to the cabin is via a private track - but good 4g in area. The cabin itself has an open plan kitchen - dinning and living room with a wood log burner. There is a separate bedroom which is light and airy. The beautiful village of Llanberis is a 10 min walk away with pubs, shops and restaurants. There is private off road parking and an outside area with garden furniture

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The cottage exterior showcases a charming stone facade, featuring multiple large windows that allow natural light to fill the interior. A welcoming front door is complemented by a decorative wreath. A wooden bench sits invitingly beside a small garden area, enhancing the quaint appearance.
Cottage in Rhyd-Ddu
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 144 reviews

Cottage at the base of Snowdon

With stunning views of Snowdon the cottage has the Rhyd Ddu path, the Welsh Highland steam railway, Y Garn & Nantlle ridge on its doorstep. The cottage was refurbished in 2017 to a high standard. There are 2 wood burners, fully equipped kitchen with large fridge freezer, dishwasher, washing machine & microwave. Excellent WIFI, Sky Q, walking guide books. Included is an initial supply of kindling, paper and logs. The Cwellyn Arms pub is just a few steps away.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Snowdon located?

    Snowdon rises in North Wales, within Snowdonia National Park, surrounded by rugged peaks and valleys. The area is known for its walking trails, lakes, and historic villages with locally rooted culture.

  • When is the best time to visit Snowdon?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for exploring Snowdon, with milder temperatures and longer daylight. Cooler months may have less foot traffic and dramatic mist, though weather changes quickly at higher elevations.

  • What are some things to do near Snowdon?

    You can explore scenic walking and hiking trails, visit nearby historic villages, or discover tranquil lakes such as Llyn Padarn. Around Snowdon, local galleries, traditional eateries, and adventure sports are frequently suggested activities.

  • How is the weather near Snowdon?

    Snowdon experiences cool, damp winters with typical temperatures near 39–47°F (4–8°C). Summers tend to be mild, around 55–66°F (13–19°C), but rainfall is common year-round, so layered, waterproof clothing is advised.

All about Snowdon

Straight out of a fantasy epic, Snowdonia is as magical as it sounds. With a landscape shaped by glaciers, this national park covers more than 800 square miles of northwest Wales, comprising dramatic peaks and heather-strewn valleys, rocky plateaus and glittering lakes, and at its western edge, wild coast and sandy beaches. With a human history that stretches all the way back to the Stone Age, this Welsh-speaking land offers endless fascination, from pilgrim shrines and gold mines to Roman ruins and ancient castles, including the spectacular 13th-century fortresses — Conwy, Caernarfon, Harlech — that ring its outer edge. Its stone-and-slate-built villages can be just as eye-catching, from the medieval market town of Dolgellau to the Victorian seaside resort of Barmouth. At its center sits the stunning Yr Wyddfa itself (Mount Snowdon, in English) whose 3,560-foot summit is the highest peak in England and Wales.

What are the top things to do in Snowdon?

Yr Wyddfa

There are 15 peaks over 3,000 feet in Snowdonia, but don’t leave without checking out the view from the tallest. The simplest hike to the summit is a six-hour round-trip, but a mountain railway from Llanberis can also take you to the top.

Ogwen Valley

With lakes, waterfalls, and historic towns, this glacial valley offers spectacular scenery, and a gorgeous aspect of Yr Wyddfa itself. Its surrounding slopes, especially the craggy Tryfan, are popular for hiking.

Caernarfon Castle

Of all Edward I’s Welsh fortresses, this one at the mouth of the River Seiont packs the biggest punch, with impressive polygonal towers looking across the Menai Strait to the isle of Anglesey.

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