The Old Farmhouse in the village of Dyffryn Ardudwy, is in the southern part of Snowdonia National Park, on the west coast of Wales approximately mid-way between Barmouth and Harlech. It’s ideally located to explore the area, and there are some wonderful places to visit.
Get your adrenaline pumping with an array of exhilarating adventures and outdoor activities located near The Old Farmhouse B&B. Head to Blaenau Ffestiniog, where Zip World awaits, offering heart-pounding zip-line experiences that soar over stunning landscapes. Feel the rush as you fly through the air, taking in panoramic views of Snowdonia’s mountains and valleys.
For a unique underground adventure, bounce and slide your way through a disused mine at Zip World’s Bounce Below. This subterranean playground features giant trampoline-style nets, slides, and walkways, guaranteeing fun for all ages.
With so many thrilling activities on offer, your Snowdonia adventure is sure to be unforgettable. Return to the comfort of our farmhouse to relax and recharge after an adrenaline-fueled day, ready for your next adventure.
Lace up your boots and explore the breathtaking landscapes of Snowdonia and the Llyn Peninsula, right from our doorstep!
Our Snowdonia B&B is a perfect base for walkers and ramblers of all levels. Embark on a section of the world-renowned Wales Coastal Path, which stretches for 870 miles around the entire Welsh coastline, offering stunning sea views and diverse terrain.
Join the annual Barmouth Walking Festival, catering to both beginners and experienced hikers, with a variety of guided walks and social events.
Venture into Snowdonia National Park, a hiker’s paradise with hundreds of public footpaths winding through mountains, valleys, and forests. Whether you prefer a stroll or a challenging trek, countless trails await your discovery.
Calling all mountain biking and cycling enthusiasts! Our Snowdonia bed and breakfast is your gateway to thrilling adventures on two wheels.
Explore the world-renowned Coed y Brenin forest park, open year-round, with its extensive network of trails catering to all skill levels. From adrenaline-pumping downhill descents to scenic cross-country routes, Coed y Brenin offers endless opportunities for exploration. Alternatively, embark on a scenic ride along the Mawddach Trail, a picturesque former railway line that winds through stunning landscapes, offering a unique perspective of the region’s natural beauty. Whether you are seeking challenging climbs or leisurely rides, our location is the perfect base for your cycling adventures.
Discover the heritage and stunning landscapes surrounding The Old Farmhouse B&B with a visit to the many National Trust properties nearby.
Wander through the world-famous Bodnant Garden in Tal-y-Cafn, where vibrant floral displays and tranquil pathways create a breathtaking retreat. Step back in time as you explore the magnificent castles of Caernarfon, Harlech, Criccieth, Penrhyn, and Powys, each showcasing centuries of history and architectural splendor.
With dramatic coastlines, charming villages, and towering mountains as your backdrop, these National Trust sites offer an unforgettable journey through Wales’ rich heritage and natural beauty.
Calling all golf enthusiasts! Make your stay at The Old Farmhouse B&B even more memorable with a round at some of Wales’ most scenic and challenging golf courses, all within easy reach.
Tee off at Royal St David’s, a championship links course set along the stunning coastline, offering a true test of skill with breathtaking sea views. For a more tranquil setting, head to the Vale of Llangollen, where lush, rolling hills provide the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable round. Meanwhile, Conwy Golf Club combines a historic links layout with panoramic views of Conwy Castle, delivering both a unique challenge and a spectacular setting.
After a rewarding day on the greens, return to the comfort and relaxation of our farmhouse, where you can unwind and relive the highlights of your game.
Snowdonia and its surrounding areas are a haven for birdwatchers, boasting diverse habitats that attract a wide range of bird species.
Visit the Glaslyn Osprey Centre in Porthmadog to witness majestic ospreys soaring above their natural habitat. Experience the thrill of watching red kites swoop down during feeding time at Gigrin Farm—a truly breathtaking sight. Explore the many RSPB reserves across the region, including RSPB Conwy, where wetlands, woodlands, and coastal landscapes provide a home for an abundance of birdlife.
With your binoculars in hand, immerse yourself in the beauty of Snowdonia’s wildlife—every moment promises a new and exciting discovery for nature lovers.
All aboard for a nostalgic journey through time! Our farmhouse is conveniently located near several iconic steam and miniature railways, promising a delightful day trip for train enthusiasts and families alike.
Ride the historic Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways, which wind through scenic landscapes, offering breathtaking views of Snowdonia’s mountains and valleys.
Embark on a charming adventure aboard the Talyllyn Railway, the world’s first preserved railway, and experience the timeless charm of steam travel.
Journey along the picturesque Llangollen Railway, a heritage line that meanders through the Dee Valley, showcasing stunning scenery and historic stations. These unique railways offer a glimpse into the past and a fun-filled day for all ages.
Experience the quintessential British seaside charm with a visit to the enchanting town of Barmouth, just a short drive from our farmhouse B&B. Stroll along the picturesque harbour, lined with colorful shops and charming cafes, or lose yourself in the narrow alleyways of the historic old town. Take a leisurely walk along the promenade, enjoying the refreshing sea breeze and stunning views of the estuary. Build sandcastles on the expansive sandy beach, or try your hand at crabbing from the pier. Barmouth also boasts a rich history, with links to Henry Tudor and the founding of the National Trust. With its blend of natural beauty, historical attractions, and seaside fun, Barmouth promises a delightful day out for all ages.