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Gwynfryn Farm

Gwynedd

Space to run around and splash about, on an organic dairy farm at the Llŷn Peninsula, Wales.

Units 13
Sleeps 2 - 12
Bedrooms 1 - 6
Pets Yes
Mobility Yes

Ideal for

Babies
Toddlers
Older Kids
Teens

From £100/night

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With so much fun to be had on this working, organic dairy farm near Pwllheli, there’s little need to venture beyond! But if and when you do, there’s 50 miles of heritage coastline, marinas, water sports, Snowdonia, Anglesey and Caernarfona to discover.

About this place

Best bits

Enjoy unlimited swimming whatever the weather at the indoor heated swimming pool.
Stay in one of the most beautiful areas of Wales with Portmeirion and Snowdonia less than half an hour’s drive away.
Find a worthy opponent and thrash it out on the full size tennis court.

Top tips

Forget packing a week’s worth of clothes, take less and use the onsite Laundrette for free.
Save yet more packing space - cots, bed guards and high chairs all available to borrow.
Stay during summer and you’ll be able to tuck into a lip smacking BBQ, held every week (weather permitting).

Plan your stay

What are the facilities like? Where can you eat? What can you do?

Swimming pool

Play room

Wifi

Outdoor play equipment

Farm animals

Rooms

All the cottages sleeping four have a king or double bedroom and a twin room, kitchen and lounge area, and full bathrooms. The cottages that sleep seven or eight have three or four bedrooms with kitchen and lounge area and full bathrooms. The smaller cottage that sleeps two has a kingsize bed with en suite, kitchen and lounge area.

Eat

Your self-catered cottage is well equipped with Neff ovens with hobs, full size fridge freezers, microwaves and dishwashers. Just five minutes drive away there are supermarkets, tea rooms, fish and chips and cafes in Pwllheli.

Activities

There’s so much to do on the farm but feeding the farm animals and collecting eggs for breakfast are definitely highlights. For those not wishing to gambol in the muck, the play area, football pitch, trampoline, toy tractors and a full size, all weather standard tennis court are available.

There’s also a fantastic games room with a pool table, table tennis, darts, air hockey, giant chess/draughts board and table football.

Accessibility

One of the cottages is suitable for those with limited mobility with a ground floor double bedroom with king size bed and en-suite facilities with walk in shower. This property does have wheelchair access.

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Location & local area

Where is it and how do you get there?

By Road

After leaving the motorway head on to the A55 and follow signs either for A499 or A497 towards Pwllheli and follow detailed directions to the farm - available on booking.

By Air

Chester, Shrewsbury, Manchester and Liverpool airports are between two and two and a half hours away.

By Rail

With services to Birmingham International, Pwllheli train station is closest, just a five minute drive away or 30 minute walk to the cottages.

About the owners

Sharon & Alwyn

Listed since April 2009

The farm was bought in 1967, with the first two cottages opening in 1979. All of our cottages have been renovated from the original farm buildings and all are named after lakes in Snowdonia.

Owner recommendations

Boat lovers will be in heaven at Pwllheli’s blue flag marina and Abersoch Bay.
Feel the drama of the mighty Caernarfon Castle, reachable in under 40 minutes by car.
Anglesey Sea Zoo is only an hour away, and worth stopping off at historic Bangor on the way home.
Get artistic at Piggery Pottery near Caernarfon where you can paint - or even throw - your own pot.
Jump in the car for 15 minutes and you can be GoKarting, Segway-ing, Wakeboarding and Ten Pin Bowling at Glasfryn Parc Activity Centre.

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