Bwlchgwyn Farm, Holiday Cottages & Pony Trekking Centre

20/01/2025

24/10/2024

We are open October half term for pony trekking

Please call 07900573662 🫶

10/10/2024

We have 1 static caravan pitch available on a peaceful, family-friendly, small caravan site.

Please call 01341250107 or email - [email protected] for more information ✨

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18/07/2024

We have a beautiful three-bedroom apartment that is equipped with everything you require available for the remaining dates:

⭐️Please look on our website to find all the details for cottages : (Ysgubor Uchaf)

🏖️10 minute walk to the beach
🐴Pony trekking on site
🦙Alpacas and goats on the farm
🚴Mawddach estuary cycle path
🧑‍🍳Bar / Restaurants nearby

💫27th July -3rd of August

💫3rd-10th August

💫10th -17th August

Any more information and prices please call 07900573662 or email [email protected]

20/06/2024

🏕️ Thank you to all that has left amazing reviews, hope to see you all again soon 🏕️🤍

16/06/2024

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21/05/2024

✨ Spaces available for Pony trekking this May half term ✨🐴

🐴1 hour ride through the farm land and along the Mawddach estuary £35pp
🐴 2 hour ride down to Fairborune beach £60pp

2 years + (half hour paddock ride) £25pp

(All times are approx) 🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒

Please call 07900573662 or message on here.

27/03/2024

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26/03/2024

🌊 Fairbourne, Gwynedd, Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Part of the historic county of Meirionnydd, this area was originally salt marshes and farmland, named Morfa Henddol. In around 1865, Solomon Andrews, a Welsh entrepreneur, purchased the promontory, building a sea wall and several houses.

A narrow gauge horse drawn railway was built to help with construction in the area, which later became a steam railway.

In 1895, the wealthy flour-maker Sir Arthur McDougall purchased a substantial acreage, and began development of a ‘model seaside resort’. However, this didn’t fully materialise, as originally envisaged.

The concrete blocks along Fairbourne's seafront are a well-preserved example of Second World War anti-tank defences, named dragons teeth, in case of potential attacks by German forces. Constructed with local beach pebbles and concrete, the 691 blocks, along with pillboxes, were strategically placed to impede enemy advancement inland.

25/03/2024

Open for Easter half term for pony trekking 🐣 call to book 07900573662 or message us on here! Happy Easter everyone 🐣 🐴🐮