Trawsfynydd Holiday Village

This is a great holiday park! The lodges are fantastic, there clean and tidy and have plenty of room for a family. There are board games in your lodge that you can play and you have a garden in the back to play some badminton. There is parking alongside the lodges if your staying. Make sure to look at the map if your going as there are lots of lodges and it may be difficult to find yours. The views are great, as you can see the forest and several fields. There are multiple species of animals from horses to badgers. The locations is great, so many things to do in the area, for example going to Harlech castle which also has amazing views when you get to the top. The staff are very friendly and are happy to help with any questions that you ask. The shop is quite big with food for the night and some snacks to. It is great to go on a walk at night around the lodges to try see some wildlife. The Internet can be bad at times when trying to watch the tv but apart from that it's a great holiday park to visit.

If you want a quiet retreat or a base for exploring Snowdonia, then you will definitely feel immersed in nature at Trawsfynydd Holiday Village. It's very quiet and tranquil and we enjoyed looking for the various animals on the wildlife signs. We stayed in a private hire cabin which was cosy but information about how to activate things (hot water, heating etc) would have been helpful. There is a basic shop on site and a cafe. Maybe the time of year we stayed would reflect why the cafe was never open during our stay. Small children's play area with football pitch. Stock up on essentials as shops in the immediate vicinity are minimal. Enjoy the breath taking panoramic views of Eryri (Snowdonia), the many historic castles, beautiful coastal beaches and stunning landscape. 'mwynhau'

Quiet wood cabin site with maybe 80 units. The cabin we used, 356, was superb homely, warm, great beds, and good kitchen. We disliked the oversoft unsupportive settee, the hedging on the site is overgrown but it does give privacy. Overall a good stay, particularly if you like the outdoors.

Good base for exploring around the surrounding areas from castles. The seaside town of Barmouth all with being in 40 minutes drive of the site plenty of walks around the surrounding areas for hikers but the holiday village itself was a bit of a let down the cafe that was advertised on site was never open. The store was pretty basic but for the size of the site it was ample. I found the staff to be a bit rude and nit very customer friendly orientated also the lodge numbers weren't very clear and with arriving late it took about 15 minutes to find the lodge.

Stayed here at weekend very quite and cosy log cabins. Site has very basic amenities the shop is minimal and there's a cafe where you can also purchase alcohol late evening again this is a very basic venue but there is plenty of pubs to explore in snowdonia. Play park on site. Amazing views of the nite skyline when it's clear! Would definitely come back maybe in the summer months.

Have been to this place 10 times now. This is a wonderful location, beautiful views, well maintained site. We love it here. I was considering buying a cabin here. Great for exploring the mountains of Snowdonia and the numerous activities the area has to offer. I highly recommend staying here. The ladies on reception are so lovely, and the little shop has basic emergency supplies. There are washing machines you can pay to use. Cabins are cosy. Great dog walking area. HOWEVER, I wouldn’t advise using the cafe/bar unless you enjoy a nice drink in the middle of a rowdy children’s playground. The kids were running amok round all the tables, shouting and screaming, making the decking bounce, climbing over the tables and furniture and behaving like unruly animals much to the detriment of anyone else that wanted a drink. I approached the staff who said “it’s their holiday too and they are having fun”. I have children of my own and totally agree that kids on holiday should be having fun. Everyone else was leaving. I couldn’t even hear the people on my table as we were trying to talk. There is a time and a place for this behaviour, and in my opinion the bar and cafe isn’t it. There is a nearby play park for kids that want to run around and want to shout and scream at each other. I won’t be buying a cabin here after this experience. Very disappointed in the bar staff and their attitude and I think it’s because they knew the unruly kids parents.

Truly beautiful and cosy log cabins. Very quiet and peaceful place to stay. Very welcoming staff who are very helpful especially about the lovely location and the history of the holiday Village 5stars all the way.

Perfect for dog lovers! We stayed in one of the dog-friendly cabins at Trawsfynydd Holiday Village, and it was such a peaceful retreat. Plenty of green space around for walks, and lots of dog-friendly places to explore nearby. The cabin was comfortable and had everything we needed. Bonus: a kids’ playground on site meant the little ones were never bored!