Dog Friendly Lodges Gwynedd

In a beautiful, tranquil and rural setting amidst the glorious scenery of the Llyn Peninsula yet within easy reach of sandy beaches, Pwhelli’s lively attractions and Porthmadog, home to the world famous Ffestiniog railway, is this charming large detached property. Formerly the gamekeeper’s cottage on the old home farm, this property provides a delightful holiday base just 2 miles from the coastal town of Criccieth, with its magnificent ancient castle and a fine selection of pubs, restaurants and interesting shops. Isfryn boasts an enclosed lawned garden which is perfect for a summer family break and is located in wonderful walking country with walks starting from the door. Golf, riding and fishing are all found nearby and Snowdonia’s exhilarating outdoor pursuits are easily accessible. Shop 2 miles and pub ¾ mile.

Ideally located for both summer beach holidays and relaxing winter escapes and just a 5-minute walk from the beach, this bright, spacious, detached dormer bungalow enjoys lovely, unenclosed lawned gardens in a quiet, residential setting.

Criccieth is home to a 13th-century castle, along with a fine selection of shops, pubs, cafés and restaurants. An array of outdoor activities and family attractions are available in the nearby Snowdonia National Park, and the rolling countryside of the Lleyn Peninsula. Just 4 miles away is the harbour town of Porthmadog, the departure point for wonderful steam train journeys on the famous Ffestiniog railway. The village of Portmeirion offers golf, fishing and riding, and is within a short distance of the property. Beach 200 yards. Shop, pub and restaurant ½ mile.

Sympathetically decorated, the owners have mixed traditional features and antique furniture with modern furnishings and facilities, creating a very comfortable family home. There are four bedrooms upstairs; three double rooms and one twin room on the first floor, and an additional single day bed in the double bedroom on the second floor. All the bedrooms enjoy spectacular views across the gardens, and countryside beyond. Enjoy the two large living rooms on the ground floor, both with patio doors onto the garden and the added bonus of an extremely well-equipped kitchen. The house lies in its own enclosed grounds and offers a well maintained garden to relax in, a perfect spot for a morning coffee or why not gather around the firepit in the evenings.
This period property lies in the rural village of Botwnnog, a short drive to many of the Llyn Peninsula’s fabulous coastal villages and beaches including Abersoch, Llanbedrog, Hells Mouth, Whistling Sands, Aberdaron and Nefyn. Abersoch is a 15 minute drive from Ty’r Ysgol - it has many shops, pubs, restaurants and cafes along with an incredible beach which stretches away for as far as the eye can see. Venture beyond Abersoch to Porth Ceiriad for surfing or coastal walks. Llanbedrog beach with its picture-postcard beach huts is a really long, sandy beach. In the summer months there is a beach bar and cafe open near the entrance to the beach which is a great place to have a drink, ice-cream meal or just watch the sun go down. For the best surfing in the area head to Hell’s Mouth (Porth Neigwi), a dramatic beach with a fabulous backdrop of the Rhiw Hillsides.

Dolphin Beach House is a really special, period coastal retreat, right on the beach-front in Tywyn; it truly ticks all the boxes for your family getaway. Once you’ve dived into the waves, chill out on the terrace, watch the dolphins play, and enjoy the amazing sunsets over the bay. Miles of sweeping sandy beaches and stunning walks are just a short walk from the house as well as a fantastic location, being a short stroll into Tywyn, with its independent shops, cafés and eateries, plus the Tal-y-Llyn Railway, and The Wales Coastal Path running right in front of it.
This unique beach-front house is the ideal base for your perfect family holiday, summer or winter. If you are into surfing or any other water sports, this lovely property is perfectly located to experience the west coast of Wales. Surrounded by The Snowdonia National Park, Tywyn is ideally situated for whatever type of holiday you want. For those with families, miles of sweeping sandy beaches await you. If you’re into cycling or horse riding, there are numerous scenic places to ride. This is a walkers’ paradise with Cader Idris just a 15-minute drive away! The property comfortably sleeps seven people, but can accommodate nine guests by utilising the double sofa bed in the sitting room.

Situated perfectly between mountains and coastline, this wonderful property is perfect for family and friends getting together to explore the many attractions of the area. The ground floor of this property is very accessible as there’s a ramp which gives access through a bedroom on the ground floor, along with a second entry point through another bedroom into the living area.
Tregarth is a traditional Welsh village, originating from the slate mining industry of times gone by, now a friendly village with a traditional welcoming pub. You’ll be positioned perfectly to explore the captivating island of Anglesey which is only a short drive, along with the Snowdonia National Park, which has many walking routes up Mount Snowdon. Only 3 miles away is the action packed Zipworld Penrhyn Quarry with a plethora of activities, along with cafés serving quality food. Also nearby is Penrhyn Castle, a National Trust castle, well worth a visit for all ages. And further down the coast is Conwy, a historic harbour town with UNESCO status castle, town walls and many historic buildings to visit. Beach 9 miles.