Of course you can come by whatever means you wish and others have as you can see below. WE even had a visitor drop in off the mountain by paraglider.
This beautiful restoration was checked constantly by its owner but it graced the car park for a week to much admiration |
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This gent built this strange looking £ wheeled car before travelling to Llwyndu
The couple on this tandem travelled from New York
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Wales is surprisingly accessible from England - just over 4 hours from London, 3 hours from the Midlands, 2 and a bit hours from Manchester and just over three hours from Cardiff if you've come over the Severn bridge
The easiest way into Wales is to come off one of the motorways -M6-M54 from London and the Midlands, M5 or M4 from the South & South-West of England and the M6 or M56 from the North. There aren't many main routes west then and most people come towards Barmouth heading towards Dolgellau using either the A470 from the South or North, the A458 from Shrewsbury or the A498 from Chester and the North West. Just west of Dolgellau you take the A496 at the roundabout and drive along the Mawddach Estuary. If its fine you will be rewarded with a beautiful drive along the estuary to Barmouth and look out for Barmouth Bridge on the horizon at the mouth of the estuary.
Once you get to Barmouth continue through the town and head northwards on the A496 towards Harlech. Some two miles north of the town you pass out of the street lighting and the 40mph zone. Our entrance is about 300 yards further on your right. There is a sign on the roadside and you take the lane all the way to the top of the hill - 150 yards or so. Have a pleasant journey and we will put the kettle on when you arrive.
People using SATNAVs may experience difficulties locating us due to the large area covered by one postcode so we have included all directions via this technology below.
SH 60021 18542
X - 260021 Y - 318542
Lat. 52.746324 Long. -4.0751714
