Rabbit Warren Snowdonia
Sightseeing
This is a wonderful Italianate Village built by local gentry Clough Williams Ellis in the 1920's. You will get a sense of that time when visiting.
it is not just the village, the walking in the woodlands and the beach are amazing.
Here are two wonderful "posh" dining places in Castle Deudreath and The Portmeirion Hotel. There are also cafes and shops on site.
383 locals recommend
Portmeirion
This is a wonderful Italianate Village built by local gentry Clough Williams Ellis in the 1920's. You will get a sense of that time when visiting.
it is not just the village, the walking in the woodlands and the beach are amazing.
Here are two wonderful "posh" dining places in Castle Deudreath and The Portmeirion Hotel. There are also cafes and shops on site.
Visit the castle and then walk the amazing sandy beach accessed via the low road
187 locals recommend
Harlech Castle
Visit the castle and then walk the amazing sandy beach accessed via the low road
Borth-y-Gest
A beautiful Cove and a great walk along the coast path
A beautiful village with riverside walks, great pubs and access to the mountains.
162 locals recommend
Beddgelert
A beautiful village with riverside walks, great pubs and access to the mountains.
If you like your garden of a scale, this is a must
194 locals recommend
National Trust - Bodnant Garden
Bodnant RoadIf you like your garden of a scale, this is a must
Betws-y-Coed
For outdoor shops, walking and eating and other adventures
Ffestiniog Railway Harbour Station
Who doesn't love a steam train?..
Plas Brondanw Gardens
More gardens at the creator of Portmeirion's home
Plas Tan y Bwlch, across the valley towards Porthmadog from The Rabbit Warren - For guide books and the view ... they also have a cafe...
12 locals recommend
Snowdonia National Park Study Centre
Plas Tan y Bwlch, across the valley towards Porthmadog from The Rabbit Warren - For guide books and the view ... they also have a cafe...
A tiny castle to visit from your tiny house - Dolwyddelan (head towards Betws-y-Coed)..
15 locals recommend
Dolwyddelan Castle
A470A tiny castle to visit from your tiny house - Dolwyddelan (head towards Betws-y-Coed)..
Walking in the Mountains, valleys & Beaches
Cwmorthin Lake
Accessed from Croesor, this is our favourite mountain, a more strenuous walk.
18 locals recommend
Cnicht
Accessed from Croesor, this is our favourite mountain, a more strenuous walk.
Harlech Beach
Sublime - miles of sandy beach...
Llyn Mair
Great Trail Walking with over 30 km of footpaths - close to Warren Bach
Park on the Croesor road to take some time off (2 and half hours up and back), or walk from Warren Bach (4.5 - 5 hours), the views across Snowdonia from the peak are spectacular. The Moelwyns are often quiet, so if you want to avoid the crowds on Snowdon they are great to explore.
Moelwyn Bach
Park on the Croesor road to take some time off (2 and half hours up and back), or walk from Warren Bach (4.5 - 5 hours), the views across Snowdonia from the peak are spectacular. The Moelwyns are often quiet, so if you want to avoid the crowds on Snowdon they are great to explore.
Cwm Prysor
on our list to walk
Precipice Walk
The Mawddach Trail
Penygader
Adrenalin filled days out
Zip World Bounce Below
The Fforest Coaster is on our wish list, you may get there before us.
312 locals recommend
Zip World Fforest
A470The Fforest Coaster is on our wish list, you may get there before us.
Zip World Penrhyn Quarry
I think you reach 100 mph on this one
The National White Water Centre
Llyn Padarn
For canoeing and sightseeing
North Wales Active
Holyhead RoadFor Gorge walking , Canyoning and other guided activities close by
Antur Stiniog
For adrenalin fuelled down-hill biking..
Mountain Biking for all with green, blue red and black graded routes
62 locals recommend
Coed-y-Brenin
Mountain Biking for all with green, blue red and black graded routes
Mountain Biking for all with green, blue red and black graded routes
14 locals recommend
Penmachno mountain biking
Mountain Biking for all with green, blue red and black graded routes
Bala Adventure and Watersports
Food scene
These are some of our favourite places to eat....
The Eating Gorilla
21 High StOur favourite cafe which just so happens to be vegan,
Another favourite indy place to eat. Freshly cooked pizza on Friday and Saturdays, but call ahead to check availability.
10 locals recommend
Y Garreg Shop and Kitchen
Another favourite indy place to eat. Freshly cooked pizza on Friday and Saturdays, but call ahead to check availability.
We finally got to eat here with friends recently. Great food, great ambience, great experience - well worth the wait! Booking essential.
37 locals recommend
Y Sgwâr
12-16 Market SquareWe finally got to eat here with friends recently. Great food, great ambience, great experience - well worth the wait! Booking essential.
Hotel Portmeirion
Mawddach Restaurant
Yr Hen Fecws Restaurant and B&B
16 Lombard StGolden Fleece Inn
8 Market SquareBoutique vegan eatery using freshly foraged foods to create a menu of the day, based upon the season and the availability of ingredients...
Foxglove
Boutique vegan eatery using freshly foraged foods to create a menu of the day, based upon the season and the availability of ingredients...
Fine dining and also a nice place to pop in for a pint after a day out. Sit by the roaring fire in the winter, or enjoy the well tended formal garden and terrace in the summer.
17 locals recommend
Castell Deudraeth
Fine dining and also a nice place to pop in for a pint after a day out. Sit by the roaring fire in the winter, or enjoy the well tended formal garden and terrace in the summer.
Local Pubs
Oakeley Arms Hotel
Pub Grub near by and great ales
The Grapes Hotel