Bed, breakfast, and all the bells and whistles of glamping are on offer at Woody’s, deep in the Welsh countryside. Each of the three accommodation options at this boutique glamping site has its own toilet, shower, and hot tub. It’s a peaceful part of the world with the sounds of the countryside and views of moors and mountains. And though it feels pretty remote, with the nearest shop three miles away, you’re very much on the grid, with electricity and WiFi both on offer so you don’t have to go without. You’re also just a 15-minute drive from the coast at Colwyn Bay and the same distance from the mountains of Eryri National Park (formerly Snowdonia).
You’re well hosted at Woody’s Glamping and that’s thanks to Woody himself (aka James) and his wife, Tracey. Their micro glamping site is tucked behind their house in the Conwy hills and they provide a very warm welcome that settles you into the site. They also offer breakfasts, pizza nights, and home-cooked dinners as optional extras, which are served around the communal oak table of Woody’s Shack or to your tent or cabin.
When it comes to the accommodation, you can choose from Bella’s Tent, Hoot Tent and Gracie’s Cabin. Each of this trio offers a comfortable base for a glamping getaway—and you won't have seen anything quite like any of them elsewhere. Hoot is a super-sized lozenge-shaped dome that can sleep up to six. Bella’s is a log cabin-bell tent hybrid that can sleep up to four. Gracie’s is a 300-year old outbuilding that’s been converted into a comfortable place to stay. Recycled and reclaimed materials are cleverly used to make places that are as sustainable as they are stylish. Outside, you have a fire pit, a hot tub, and a place to sit while you gaze at stars and mountains. Though gazing at them is not your only option—you can head out to explore. Snowdon itself is about 30 miles away and, as this is North Wales, there are plenty more adventures in between.