Latest News from our Glamping Snowdonia
Wild country, wild goats, wild horses
The Rhinog range of mountains has been described as "a secret wilderness of rock, heather and grassland, cut by streams and dotted by lakes. It certainly feels wild, rugged and isolated,but if you know where to go, you can be setting out on foot into the heart of the...
All New Bounce Below
We were invited to try out the revamped Bounce Below at Blaenau Ffestiniog which is half an hour's drive from Graig Wen. After more than £3/4million investment, Bounce Below is back to give thrill seekers aged seven and up a shot of pure, giggly fun in a spectacular...
Congratulations to Clare and Tom!
Organising your wedding in Wild Wales while living in Toronto might phase some people. Congratulations then to Tom and Clare who have just celebrated their outdoor wedding here at Graig Wen with over a hundred guests from around the world. Tom and Clare's family live...
Explore the Mawddach Trail
We are lucky here at Graig Wen to be right on the banks of the Mawddach Estuary in Snowdonia National Park. Walk through our gate and you are on the Mawddach Trail, regularly mentioned by the media as one of the most scenic cycling and walking routes in Britain. Many...
Mythical Snowdonia
Driving on the A470 over The Bwlch, or mountain pass, that leads you towards Dolgellau is often an awe-inspiring moment. The Mawddach Estuary glistens in the distance and Cader Idris mountain range looms ahead. It truly feels like a land of magic and mystery where...
Cycling the Lost Lanes of Wales
Inspired by Jack Thurston's excellent book Lost Lanes of Wales, we've been exploring some of the many quiet corners of this beautiful little country best reached by bike. It's the kind of road cycling where the banks are fringed with primroses, grass might be pushing...