The Welsh government has brought forward the re-opening date to Saturday July 11th, as long as there are no more Covid spikes. We are working hard to make sure everywhere is ready and safe for your visits. From next week, the footpaths and car parks in Snowdonia will be open, […]
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In a matter of days, we anticipate being able to say, “Welcome back to Wales”. As you know, Wales is a few weeks behind England in opening up after lockdown, but there are signs that things may be moving. If conditions continue to improve, Ministers have indicated that they hope […]
Signs we might be able to re-open in a while? ...
“Until further notice, there is no access to Snowdonia’s popular mountainous areas, and all of the Authority’s car parks and public toilets are closed. To anyone considering visiting Snowdonia over the Easter break the message is clear – do not visit the National Park until the Government’s guidelines to avoid […]
Message from Snowdonia National Park Authority
Although we are unable to take in B&B guests, we can offer accommodation to front line workers. For us, being in the older age group, this is limited, but we do have some advantages here, as all our rooms open onto the courtyard so contact with other people can be […]
Front Line Workers
This year a brand new Garden Railway show is being held in the Pavilion at Llangollen, home of the International Eisteddfod. We have been invited to showcase the B&B and our own garden railway, so – all you railway enthusiasts – make a note of the date: Saturday May 30th. […]
Llangollen Garden Railway Show
After some major challenges with the plumbing in the Haybarn, we have re-furbished the main bedroom in Welsh Mountain family accommodation and put in a lovely en-suite shower room with an electric shower – plenty of hot water for five people! Check out the new photos.
Welsh Mountain family room re-furbished
Little Ted drives his train around the Cedar Creek railway track at the Old Mill Farmhouse B&B in Trawsfynydd, North Wales
Little Ted drives his train around the Cedar Creek railway ...
