Ideal for exploring Snowdonia and the rest of North Wales

Tyddyn Mawr is ideally located at the edge of the Snowdonia National Park just 3 miles from the walled medieval town of Conwy. From this self catering accommodation you can explore the many attractions and activities that Snowdonia and the rest of North Wales have to offer:

• nearby historic Conwy Castle and walled town
• lakes and mountains of the Snowdonia National Park
• Llandudno seafront
• walking, mountain biking & other outdoor activities

Set in over 400 acres of farmland, visitors can walk the paths and explore the private woodlands and wildlife on the farm.

You will discover that staying on our farm in the Snowdonia National Park will be an experience to enjoy. The farm holiday cottages are situated close to a series of small lakes which are a haven for birds, insects and other wildlife. There is an abundance of woodland and mountain walks from the doorstep.

You can experience everyday farm life as it changes with the Seasons. Visitors can also have access to Tyddyn Mawr farm land which includes the medieval site and remains of Deganwy Castle overlooking the Estuary, and the sheep grazing areas close to the ancient Llangelynnin Old Church and Tal y Fan mountain.

Nearby is the picturesque village of Rowen, with its traditional stone cottages. A visit to Ty Gwyn Inn, Rowen or Y Groes Inn, Ty'n y Groes (the oldest freehouse in Wales) on Friday nights is a must. Hear and enjoy the Welsh language being spoken in the area. From Tyddyn Mawr you can forget your car, and enjoy the countryside at its best.

The walled medieval town of Conwy (just 3 miles away) is a World Heritage Site, and is dominated by the awesome castle built by Edward I, overlooking the fishing harbour and estuary, which also has an RSPB bird sanctuary. The finest Elizabethan Stately House in the UK (Plas Mawr) is in the town, and is well worth a visit.

Located at the edge of the Snowdonia National Park, the cottages are ideally located for visiting the tourist attractions of the whole of North Wales with its many castles, steam railways, and beautiful mountains, lakes, and coastline.

There are opportunities for many activities in this part of North Wales including walking and climbing in the mountains of Snowdonia, or more gentle forest, valley and coastal walking. Mountain biking includes the Marin Trail near Betws-y-Coed, and horseriding and golf are also available locally. The newly opened swimming centre at Llandudno is suitable for all family members.

There are also many modern amenities within easy reach such as multiplex cinema, leisure centre, supermarket, ten-pin bowling, and a choice of 4 golf courses.

In the 'Britain & Ireland Rough's Guide 2007', 25 places in the UK & Ireland are listed which a person must experience during their lifetime. Listed as no 11, is the Snowdonia National Park and at no 24, is Walking the Conwy Castle and Town Walls. Both these can be achieved from Tyddyn Mawr which is ideally placed to account for two of the lifetime musts to visit.

To help you plan your journey, and see where Tyddyn Mawr is located, see the Find Us page for location map and route planner.