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Set in 650 acres of a nature reserve, Hafod Hall is a family-run campsite on the edge of Snowdonia. Set up your tent within the spacious fields or get back to nature on the wild camping field. You can add extra comfort with an idyllic Wild Cabin built into the trees. Campfires and dogs are welcome. With no mobile signal, it's the ideal spot to disconnect.
Off-grid, set on the grounds of a stunning 14th-century Snowdonian manor house
Easy access to the Alwen Reservoir, with great fishing, walking and cycling paths
Campfires, children, groups and pet friendly
A back-to-nature camping and glamping site with views of the Welsh mountains and located in a designated dark sky area. The land surrounding the Hafod Hall Camping Club consists of 650 acres of beautiful unspoiled terrain. With its boundary is a large area of woodland, a nature reserve and the Alwen Reservoir. Pitch up in the fields or get back to nature in a wild camping field. If you want a Butlins style of camping this will not suit you, it's about keeping things natural here. The cabin is nestled in the trees overlooking the wonderful views of mountains, the countryside and the Alwen Reservoir. The site have fishing rights on the reservoir so enquire directly with them to book a rod. Please note there is no mobile phone signal due to the site being high up. If you need to make a call you can use the phone at reception. The owners love animals, so you are equally welcome to bring your dog and relax. There are friendly chickens and sheep here too, with deer and otters frequent guests. During the winter months (November - March), toilet and shower facilities may not be available due to unpredictable weather. The house will be available from 9am until 9pm. Please ring the doorbell outside of these hours. Hen and stag dos welcome. No children under the age of three. Baskets of wood are available to buy from the site.
Pitches are available from 7th January, the cabin from 18th February. The site is then open for the rest of the year.
Max 10 people
Throughout the grounds there are many areas in which to pitch your tent. You can choose your perfect spot, all with their own unique view. On average, pitches are 10m x 8m. No electric.
Max 3 people
Non electric campervan pitch set in the wild. Perfect for unwinding and taking in the views.
The Alwen Reservoir is a 20 minute walk with stunning views, as well as more than 50 species of wild birds and other wildlife at the nature reserve in the opposite direction of the path.
The site is a short drive from Betws Y Coed, Llandudno, Conwy and Rhyl and Swallow Falls, surrounded by countryside making hiking an beautiful experience.
You'll also find plenty of opportunities for fishing, mountain bike trails, the seaside, mines to visit, caving and kayaking nearby.
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