Maes-Y-Bryn Camping Site Llanrwst
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Maes y Bryn has been voted in the top ten campsites in North Wales
Experience a truly Welsh holiday on a small working farmcamping site in the hills above the market town of Llanrwst in the picturesque Conwy Valley, a place where you can hear the Welsh language in daily use.
Maes-Y-Bryn is a small farm with all kinds of animals and pets including sheep, chickens, ducks and geese. The farm is superbly situated for those wanting a quiet, get-away-from-it-all holiday in a place surrounded by stunning scenery. Yet surprisingly, the bustling holiday resorts of the North Wales coast, Rhyl, Llandudno and Colwyn Bay are only 25 minutes drive away. Within a 25 mile radius there is so much to do and see including historic houses, castles, museums, cromlechs, the Ffestiniog Railway and the slate caverns at Blaenau Ffestiniog as well as the beautiful forests, river scenery and numerous tourist attractions of Betws y Coed. The nearest town to Maes-y-Bryn is Llanrwst, a bustling country market town where Welsh is still the language of the local population you will hear it spoken often during your stay.
To the east stretch the Denbigh Moors and to the west lies Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) and Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri (Snowdonia National Park - an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is a land of remote mountain peaks and fertile river valleys, tranquil lakes and dense forests. Maes-y-Bryn is an excellent base from which to explore this beautiful corner of North-West Wales. While you are with us, why not learn a little Welsh?
ONSITE FACILITIES
Hookups, toilets, chemical disposal point, hot showers (at no extra charge),
freezing facilities, hard standings.
OFFSITE FACILITIES (within 3 miles)
supermarket, pubs, restaurants, takeaways, swimming pool, leisure centre,
fishing, launderette, service station.
How to find us
Maes-y-Bryn is situated on the A548. If travelling on the A470, head for Llanrwst and then go east on the A548. If travelling on the A55, head for Abergele and take the A548 west for Llanrwst.
We look forward to seeing you!
Dewch am wyliau gwirioneddol Gymreig at fferm fechan yn y bryniau ger tref farchnad Llanrwst yn harddwch Dyffryn Conwy, fferm ac ardal lle byddwch yn clywed y Gymraeg yn feunyddiol.
Mae Maes-y-Bryn yn fferm fechan yn magu anifeiliaid o bob math defaid, ieir, hwyaid a gwyddau. Mae lleoliad y fferm yn ddelfrydol ar gyfer unrhyw un syn dymuno gwyliau distaw ymhell o bob man ynghanol golygfeydd gwych. Ac eto, dim ond siwrnai o 25 munud sydd ei angen er mwyn cyrraedd trefi glan mr Llandudno, Bae Colwyn ar Rhyl. Maer ardal yn gyforiog o bethau iw gwneud au gweld o fewn cylch o 25 milltir mae yna dai hanesyddol, cestyll, amgueddfeydd, cromlechi, Rheilffordd Ffestiniog ar chwareli llechi ym Mlaenau Ffestiniog ynghyd choedwigoedd hardd, golygfeydd hyfryd or afon ac amryfal atyniadau twristaidd Betws Y Coed. Y dref agosaf i Faes-y-Bryn yw Llanrwst. Tref farchnad brysur lle maer Gymraeg yn parhaun iaith gyntaf y boblogaeth leol byddwch yn ei glywed yn aml yn ystod eich arhosiad yma.
Tuar dwyrain mae Mynydd Hiraethog ac ir gorllewin Yr Wyddfa a Pharc Cenedlaethol Eryri, ardal o harddwch naturiol eithriadol gyda mynyddoedd anghysbell, dyffrynnoedd ffrwythlon, llynnoedd tawel a thrwch o goedwigoedd.
Mae Maes-y-Bryn yn fan cychwyn bendigedig ar gyfer chwilior cornel hardd yma o ogledd-orllewin Cymru. Edrychwn ymlaen at eich croesawu chi yma atom ni!
Sut I gyrraedd
Fe gewch hyd i Faes-y-Bryn wrth yr A548 uwchben Llanrwst. Os yn teithio ar yr A470 anelwch am Lanrwst ac yna ewch tuar dwyrain ar yr A548 (y ffordd i Abergele). Os yn teithio ar yr A55, anelwch am Abergele a chymrwch yr A548 Ir Gorllewin (y ffordd i Lanrwst).
