Coed-y-Brenin

mano7042
mano7042 Posts: 27
edited February 2010 in Routes
hi all,

I am planning a long weekend over in Coed-y-Brenin 8th - 11th April, and am looking for a hotel or B&B, over that way.

anyone know where to stay or where not to stay :)

also if your over that way then let me know

thanks

mark

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  • x-isle
    x-isle Posts: 794
    I've been a few times.

    Loads of great campsites, however, I know from experience that http://www.tynygroes.com/ is good.

    If you have a large group, trying something like this - http://www.logcabinswales.co.uk - For even larger groups, try the bunk house! Great pub in this place too!

    For a difference, a group of us are going this weekend and are staying in the camping barn at http://www.caegwynfarm.co.uk/

    I'll let you know what this place is like!
    Craig Rogers
  • x-isle
    x-isle Posts: 794
    Forgot to say, I've camped here - http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/detai ... revid=1131

    Great campsite, although, it is a 10 min DRIVE to the visitor centre from here.
    Craig Rogers
  • blinddrew
    blinddrew Posts: 317
    edited February 2010
    Went there last year and stayed in a bunk house type place just outside Dolgellau, can't for the life of me remember what it was called though. Check the link above, it was on that list. Lock up for bikes, accomodation £10 or £12 a night, clean bunks, big kitchen, 20 min walk to dolgellau. It was a drive up to the trail centre but a few folks rode back (it being mostly downhill). Think the place was called Dolgan Uchaf or something like that?

    [edit to clarify that accomodation was £10 a night not the lock up for bikes!]
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  • phoebian
    phoebian Posts: 497
    I went to Coed y Brenin 2 weeks ago, although I stayed on Anglesey it was an hours drive to the trail. I wasnt complaining with £3 a night. A few of the guys we went with stayed at http://www.tynygroes.com/, four of us had dinner there. They were really friendly and helpful, (washing dirty clothes, etc) and from what I saw had a place to lock away the bikes.

    And its only like 10 minutes away from the trails.


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  • popstar
    popstar Posts: 1,392
    +1 for tynygroes ^^

    Stayed there on my last visit to CYB, and been pleased with it. Reasonable prices in pub and restaurant too (nice And generous portions of home made food), free bike lock up and nice clean rooms not to mention that visitors center is 1mile away.
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    I'll choose not put too much stake into someone's opinion who is admittingly terrible though
  • Thewaylander
    Thewaylander Posts: 8,594
    I stay in cae Gwyn as much as poss when I'm there, It's a small sheep farm with 3 camp feilds and a barn.

    facilities are basic but clean. but hte best part is its miles from town or anything so you only get walkers/bikers here no plebs that you get closer to towns. and the veiws are awsome
  • spangoolies
    spangoolies Posts: 45
    been to coed y brenin 5 times now and stayed at the Torrent Walk campsite in Dolgellau everytime. camping is around £6 per person/per night. bunk houses are around £10pp/pn and they also have b&b rooms available in the main house. bunk houses have access to communial kitchen/dining hut with tv and bbq area. nice camp site with good facilities. bike jet wash for £1 and free bike storage. only 10min drive to coed y brenin visitor center
  • Thewaylander
    Thewaylander Posts: 8,594
    Eeek Torrent walk is the worst chav infested site in north wales :(
  • mano7042
    mano7042 Posts: 27
    great, thanks for all the replys

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