Trawsfynydd Cabin
Gwynedd
View on Google MapsPhoto: Trawsfynydd Holiday Village
Trawsfynydd Cabin comes ready for immediate use, with electricity, heating, bed linen, towels and wifi all included. The kitchen is fully fitted with an electric cooker, hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge and freezer—everything required to prepare proper meals. Ground-floor living flows through an open-plan arrangement: a dining area beside an electric wood burner, a living room with Freeview TV, and a sun room. Two bedrooms offer a double bed and a bunk arrangement (double base with single above), both with quality mattresses. A shower room completes the interior. One dog stays free of charge.
Outside, an enclosed veranda overlooks the garden and distant mountains, with seating and a small stream running through the grounds—note that toddlers would need supervision here. Parking for three cars sits on-site. The cabin lies within Eryri National Park, surrounded by walking and cycling routes, with Trawsfynydd Lake a short distance away. Blaenau Ffestiniog offers more demanding pursuits: Bounce Below (trampolining in a slate cavern), Zip World (zip lines over old quarries), and the Ffestiniog Railway heritage steam trains. Coed Y Brenin Forest Park, with cycle hire and woodland trails, is a ten-minute drive south. Non-smokers only.
Sleeps & rooms
What's on offer
Check-in & check-out
Arrive after 15:00 Depart before 10:00
🚭 No smoking, please
What guests say
Really beautiful location. Cabins can get quite stuffy in warm summer weather and the bedrooms aren't the most spacious. other than that, amenities are good, working bathroom and kitchen. living room is spacious also.
a month ago · via Google
My family has stayed here twice now. It is a beautiful getaway from city life. There is a road behind the village that leads you onto the side of a mountain with stunning views. Only downfall is that the on site shop prices are inflated with not.much to offer, also the on site restaurant claims to have delivery options however had 2 hour wait times each time we called. There is a local costcutter in the next town which we used frequently. Worth a stay.
2 months ago · via Google
Stayed in Ida’s Cabin for two nights, was so cozy it was a wonderful cabin. Had everything you could need and the shower got nice and hot too. Was nice weather and it stayed so warm inside all night without the heating on. Fully equipped kitchen for breakfast in the mornings. Dog friendly and the pooch loved it too! My only issue is the restaurant. Wasn’t open the night we arrived which is okay, but on Thursday evening we tried to get dinner there around 7pm (listed food serving hours were until 8pm) and was told they were too busy to take any more orders. It wasn’t busy in there and we were quite disappointed given the shop closed at 5 so we’re strapped for options. Overall a good stay though, would consider coming back 😊
2 months ago · via Google
Cabins have everything you need, and are well laid out to make use of the space. Staff were polite and informative. Well located in North Wales to be close to a lot of things but out of the way enough for quiet nights with no light pollution. Would come again.
2 months ago · via Google
People say this holiday village offers cozy, well-equipped cabins with spacious living areas and kitchens, providing everything needed for a comfortable stay. They also highlight the quiet, peaceful atmosphere and stunning panoramic views of Snowdonia. Guests mention the friendly and helpful staff, as well as the convenient on-site shop and cafe.
Summary via Google