Bryn
For two, with a view of the mountains.
- 2 guests
From £95 a night
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Glamping with Rhian and Owen Evans · Betws-y-Coed
We’re Rhian and Owen, and near Betws-y-Coed we have four shepherd’s huts for you on the edge of Gwydir Forest. Each has its own shower, wood burner and fire pit, and the hot tub is open all year round.
Four huts, one valley
Choose your hut by who’s coming with you. Every hut has its own shower and toilet, a wood burner, a kitchenette and a fire pit.
For two, with a view of the mountains.
From £95 a night
For two adults and two children; the children sleep in a bunk bed.
From £95 a night
For two, by the stream. Your dog comes too.
From £95 a night
For two, with a roof window onto the stars. Your dog comes too.
From £95 a night
Stays start at 2 nights.
Stay price calculator
Choose a hut, your arrival day and the number of nights, and you’ll see the total price.
Your stay
Totalfrom £190
Choose your arrival day to see the exact total.
Included: firewood, bed linen and towels, and the hot tub for two hours a day.
Call to book: +44 1632 960825We’ll confirm a free date by phone or by email.
Every hut has its own fire pit and a wood burner inside.
A year in the valley
The hot tub is open all year round.
Spring
There are lambs in the meadows and the valley comes into flower.
Summer
The evenings are long and you can swim in the river.
Autumn
The woods change colour, mushrooms come up and in the evening you sit by the fire.
Winter
The sky is dark and full of stars, and you sink into the hot tub beneath them.
Eryri has been an International Dark Sky Reserve since 2015.
Days out from the huts
Starts right behind the huts.
A forest coaster and rope courses in the treetops.
Waterfalls on the River Llugwy.
3 miles on foot. A lake in the woods with a view of Moel Siabod.
And the path up Yr Wyddfa.
Getting here
Take the train to Betws-y-Coed station on the Conwy Valley line; change at Llandudno Junction. We’ll pick you up from the station for free.
Drive along the A5 to Betws-y-Coed. You can park right by the huts.
You can walk to the village in 20 minutes along a forest path.
Questions
Yes, to the Afon and Seren huts. In spring, ewes and lambs graze in the meadows, so please keep your dog on a lead there.
The signal is weak; wifi is at reception.
The huts are cosy and the wood burners keep you warm.
Yes, the Derwen hut has a bunk bed for two children.
Yes, it’s 20 minutes along a forest path.
The hot tub is open all year round and is yours for two hours a day. You book your time when you arrive.
House rules
Arrival from 15:00, departure by 10:30.
After 22:00 it’s quiet around the huts, so everyone can sleep.
This is a place for a peaceful stay; parties don’t belong here.
Please light fires in the fire pit by your hut.
Contact
Call us and we’ll arrange your dates.
+44 1632 960825