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Just spent a great week here with a family party (two caravans and a tent). A wonderful campsite. The children loved playing there are fell in love with Meg the farm dog who spent many an hour joining in with the ball games. The views are stunning and the laid back atmosphere is perfect and also the owners could not be more friendly, accommodating and trusting. Really refreshing and the site deserves the success it has because of this. Would go back in an instant.
Excellent, clean, quiet and friendly camp site, the owners are very approachable and have made it into a site you want to revisit. Bit of a walk into the village or to the pub and if going to the pub at night take a torch. Lots of information on things to do in the area available in the washing blocks, microwave toaster and spare pots, pans and cutlery available in case you have forgotten anything.
Me and my boyfriend stayed here at the beginning of july. Excellent camp site, owners were very friendly and approachable. The weather was fantastic which made the surrounding area more beautiful than it already was. Facilities on site were great, very clean. Despite site being on a working farm, there was not much noise other than the sheep during the day. Ample things to do in the area, betws y coed only a short 2 mile drive away where there are plenty of places to eat and drink. Really didn't want to leave after our weekend stay, will definitely be returning to this site and have already recommended it to many of our friends. All in all an excellent site.
What a nice site clean well maintained site. People so friendly, we erected are tent in the large field on elevation, even though the site was busy at night it was quiet. Shower were roomy and only cost 10p. There is a freezer which is free to use microwave washing machine hot and cold water for washing up, there is also a poolroom. The Conway falls café right out side. And about 2 mile to the town which is great, will be using this site again.
Great site, friendly owners, lovely walks and excellent mountain biking nearby, toilet and shower block is small for site but ok if you avoid the rush hour and very clean. The owners dogs are very friendly and wanted to play ball as soon as they seen anyone with a ball, betws y coed is a good walk away, do not try to walk on the A5 no footpath for long sections very dangerous, there are some good scenic routes though.
I stayed here for a week in mid April. The site is easy enough to find although you'll have to take care at the junction into the narrow farm lane from the main Betws-Y-Coed road.
The owners, Gareth and Carol, couldn't be more welcoming, helpful and friendly. The site was very quiet, a few couples and D. Of E. Groups passing through, so plenty of space for all. The ground is gently sloping but plenty of level areas for pitching. Being on the side of a hill some areas are more exposed to the wind, in fact it was the D of E leaders tent that blew away one morning, so much for their pitching skills!
The showers are 10p for 2 mins and there is alway plenty of hot water. The facilities are always kept clean and tidy and the washing up area is good too.
It is about a 2 mile walk downhill into the town, mostly along a path and back roads which run alongside the river Conway. This will take about 50 mins there and about an hour back. There is a pub, The Silver Fountain, 10 mins away although there is no pavement so take torches for the return journey if late. The Stables, in town, was the best place we found for food and beer.
Rynys is a working sheep farm. You soon get used to the sheep and lambs bleating through the night, reaching a crescendo at 06:00, when they get fed. I actually missed this early morning alarm call when I got home!
The main reason for visiting Snowdonia for me is to climb mountains and the starting points for many ascents to the peaks aren't far away.
I actually don't want to leave a good review because I want to keep this lovely place all to myself! What a great campsite for feeling chilled and relaxed. This campsite has hot showers (10p for 2 mins), always hot water for washing up (a joy) and at reception the owners leave change for showers, washer and dryer etc for you on the windowsill. There is a microwave and spare crockery and pans to use in case you forget to take anything with you. There is fresh free range eggs to buy each morning and to leave the money. This campsite believes in honesty and that's a lovely thing to be amongst.
The site has amazing views of mountains and you really feel like you are in the middle of nowhere yet it's a few minutes from Betws-y-coed which has very pleasant walks and shops. We shall definitely be going back to this welcoming, friendly place. The owner is lovely and friendly. There is nothing to dislike here.
Stayed for 3 nights in the shepherds hut, and really enjoyed it. The site is in a gorgeous spot and shower, toilet and washing up facilities are first class. Carol was really helpful and left us to it. The hut was really cosy and had everything you could possibly need. A really comfy nights sleep!
Betws y coed is a 5 minute drive with 1 cash machine 2 general stores and lots of great places to eat out I really think the dining out aspect of the place is underestimated really really good food!
There a a couple of great waterfalls to visit near by as well as the obvious Snowdondia mountain range with lots of local low level walks for the less agile or families with young children.
What a find, a friendly, quiet campsite. I returned today after a 3 night stay with my son and daughter-in-law, who had bad experience's camping, both of them loved it and have already asked if we can return next year. Carol is so helpful and friendly always ready with a smile and a helpful word of advice. The shower's and toilet's were always clean and there was never an issue with waiting. Would I recommend this site? you bet! Will I return? try to keep me away. Just a foot note the Ancient burial site is well worth the strenuous walk to visit, ask Carol I'm sure she will be only too pleased to point you in the right direction and the Fairy Glen for 50p, bargain!
What more can I say that hasn't already been said that every review has. This site spot on. Its a wonderful site. Views from the bottom field where we stayed are magnificent, even better at the top field. Only complaint is we weren't there long enough. Cant wait to go back, praying for an Indian summer. The owner is so friendly and so were all the other campers
A fantastic site that we wouldn't hesitate to re-visit, or recommend. The owners live on site and are always available. The toilets and showers were always clean, even when the site was busy and there was usually no queue at all. 20p gave a good shower.
The pitches are well spaced; although some are sloped this didn't seem to cause a problem. My 2 boys, (10 and 13), loved the pool table in the barn. There is a large freezer, 2 tumble dryers, a hair dryer and a microwave, plus a toaster and various other things to use/borrow. There is no play area, which didn't bother us - all the children seemed happy to entertain themselves.
There are walks from the campsite over the moors and you can walk to the café on the main road, about 5 mins away, which serves breakfast. We walked into Betws-y-Coed, where there are cafes, pubs, outdoor and gift shops, plus several 'spar' type shops. These are very expensive though! We did find there was a lack of dog friendly places to eat - outside the Swallow Falls Hotel and the Stable Bar were the 2 we used, but there may have been more.
There is a supermarket in Llanrwst which we didn't realise until much later in our stay, together with a launderette. This was about 10-15 mins drive from the site. Snowdon is within a short drive, as is Bedgellert. Conwy is slightly further, where there is a lovely beach ideal for children, which is also dog friendly.
We have just returned from 6 days at Rynys farm. It was a very enjoyable week as it was our first visit to Wales. The site is centrally located, only 2 miles from Betws-y-coed which has a spar and londis shops for supplies. Also banks, fuel etc. Snowdon is around 25 mins drive as is Conway where there is a large tesco.
The site is very attractive. You can pitch more a less where you want and the owners supply extension cables if your hook up doesn't reach the nearby points. Lovely views from site across the hills to snowdonia national park.
Two showers / toilets for both men and women, but didn't cause an waiting issue. Very clean at all times.
There is a pool room if the weathers bad, but our children were more than happy to play in the large trees and stream which ran through the site.
The only thing to be aware of is that there is no washing machine which meant we ran out of clothes and had to handwash which is not ideal.
Lovely owners who leave you to your own devices and ask for payment upon leaving.
Some sloping pitches, but nothing too bad. Will likely return as there is a lot to see in the surrounding area and we couldn't see everything in the time we were there.
Me and the wife spent 6 nights here in August with our tent and motorcycle.
We had a very warm welcome from Carol who gave us a choice of pitches.
We chose a pitch which had a stunning view, not too far from the toilet/shower block.
We were charged £15 per night for both of us which I was quite happy to pay.
Carol charges mobile phones up for free and you pay for your pitch fees when you leave, which I've never come across before in the UK.
Most of the pitches are quite flat but some do have a slope, ours was flat.
There are some rocks underground but we managed to use our standard tent pegs without any problems.
The site is spotlessly clean and Carol is often seen picking up any litter left by other campers.
The entrance road from the A5 is a little steep and only wide enough for one car. In the whole week we only met another vehicle once, so not a big issue.
The toilets are basic but clean at all times. There's only two showers and toilets for both men and women so at times was very busy, especially the Friday when there was an overlap in campers coming and going.
We chose this campsite because it had some great reviews.
We stayed here over Jubilee weekend. When we arrived, Carol, the lovely lady who runs the site showed us a few different areas where we could pitch and we eventually chose a nice little spot on the lower field.
The facilities at the campsite were excellent. I had worried before we arrived that the toilet/showerblock would become very busy with only two showers, but I never had to wait and there was plenty of hot water (the showers use a timed meter so bring plenty of 10p’s!)
There was also plenty of room in the dishwashing room, which also had two freezers, a washing machine and electricity sockets (these also work on the 10p meter) so I was able to dry and straighten my hair!
The campsite is about 2. 5 miles from the village of Betws-y-coed which has lots of little cafes, shops, two supermarkets, bar and restaurants. We often drove into the village to stock up on supplies and one evening we ate in the Royal Oak Hotel, which was good home comfort food, reasonably priced. The Stable bar next door is quite lively and attracts a younger crowd. One point about the village is that it can be notoriously busy so parking can be a problem.
The surrounding area has some fantastic walks; Carol has wide range of books and guides that campers can freely browse. She recommended a walk around Ogwen, a 3 mile route round a glacial lake with some stunning views.
Despite the wet weather the campsite didn’t become too muddy and it dried up by our last day.
This is a fantastic little campsite with excellent facilities and a wonderful owner who is more than happy to help, or just have a chat.
We had planned to go to a different site but this one was much closer to betws and we are so glad we chose this one.
The lady who runs the site was cheerful and happy, nothing was too much trouble and she really made you feel welcome.
The site was lovely, it seemed fairly busy but there were still loads of nice quiet pitches. Even though it had been the wettest few months on record the pitches were still dry and the grass well cut.
The toilet and wash blocks were clean and endless hot water, loo roll was already in the toilets too.
Would recommend to anyone and will be heading back.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
Glamping Units 
Holiday Homes for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
No Hardstandings 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Motorbikers Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
No Laundry 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <5 miles 
Bar <5 miles 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
No Wild Swimming 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
No Golf 
No Tennis 
No Beach 
No Watersports 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
Open All Year 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <5 miles
No Dog Walk 
Just spent a great week here with a family party (two caravans and a tent). A wonderful campsite. The children loved playing there are fell in love with Meg the farm dog who spent many an hour joining in with the ball games. The views are stunning and the laid back atmosphere is perfect and also the owners could not be more friendly, accommodating and trusting. Really refreshing and the site deserves the success it has because of this. Would go back in an instant. 
