Trawsfynydd Leisure Village

Trawsfynydd Leisure Village is a collection of log cabins set on a landscaped hillside within Snowdonia National Park, overlooking the rugged Rhinog Mountains. A brilliant, good-value base for the outdoors — with the Coed y Brenin mountain-bike centre about three miles away — it offers accommodation sleeping from two right up to twenty in the largest cabins and bunkhouse, making it ideal for couples, families and big groups alike.

Log cabins with mountain views in southern Snowdonia

This is a relaxed, outdoorsy park in a genuinely scenic spot. The accommodation is a mix of comfortable log cabins, plus the Rhiw Goch bunkhouse for larger groups, with an on-park shop and launderette for convenience. Many of the cabins take dogs, charged per dog per week, which makes it a good choice for active, dog-owning families exploring the quieter heart of Snowdonia. There is a dog-walking area, a shop, a launderette and a cafe bar on the park.

A great base for the outdoors

Set beside Trawsfynydd’s own lake beneath the Rhinog Mountains, the village is prime walking, cycling and adventure country. With Coed y Brenin — Britain’s original mountain-bike centre — barely two miles away, it is a real favourite with mountain bikers, while walkers and families have the lake, the mountains and the wider national park right on the doorstep.

At a glance

• Log cabins plus a group bunkhouse
• Sleeps from 2 up to 20; landscaped hillside setting
• Rhinog mountain views
• Coed y Brenin mountain biking three miles away
• Dog-friendly (charged per dog per week); shop, launderette and cafe bar on the park

Where it is

Trawsfynydd sits beside its own lake in the quieter heart of Snowdonia, beneath the rugged Rhinog Mountains. It is a peaceful, scenic spot, well placed for both the mountains and the coast. You can browse more places to stay across the area on our Snowdonia accommodation page.

Things to do nearby

This is superb adventure country. The Coed y Brenin Forest Park — Britain’s original purpose-built mountain-bike centre — is barely two miles away, with world-class trails and waymarked walks. The slate town of Blaenau Ffestiniog, with Zip World and the Ffestiniog Railway, is a short drive north, and Dolgellau, Porthmadog and Betws-y-Coed are all within easy reach. There is wonderful walking on the Rhinogydd and around the lake, and the beaches of Cardigan Bay are close by for a change of scene.

Who it suits

With cabins sleeping from two to twenty and a welcome for dogs, Trawsfynydd Leisure Village suits couples, families and large groups alike — especially active, outdoorsy visitors and mountain bikers heading for Coed y Brenin. The bunkhouse makes it a great option for bigger group adventures, and the good-value cabins are ideal for a no-fuss base in the hills.

Good to know

This is a relaxed, self-catering park, with an on-site shop and launderette for convenience. There are no hot tubs here, but the location and value are the real draw, so bring bikes, boots and waterproofs to make the most of the trails and the lake. Booking is handled by Hoseasons — use the Book button on this page for live availability and the latest prices.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many people does it sleep? From two up to twenty in the largest cabins and bunkhouse.

Are there hot tubs? No, this park does not have hot tubs.

Are dogs allowed? Yes — selected units are dog-friendly.

Where is it? At Trawsfynydd, in southern Snowdonia, beneath the Rhinog Mountains.

What is nearby? Coed y Brenin mountain biking, Blaenau Ffestiniog and the lake.

Trawsfynydd Leisure Village is a great-value, outdoorsy choice for a Snowdonia break. Booking is handled by Hoseasons — use the Book button for live availability and the latest prices.