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Rynys Farm Camping Site
Llanrwst
Betws Y Coed
Conwy (Browse area)
LL26 0RU
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Pitches: 30
Open: 01/03/2024 to 31/12/2024
01/01/2025 to 31/12/2025
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| Who's it for |
 Families Welcome |
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 Dogs Welcome |
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| Facilities |
 Toilet Facilities |
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 No Bathroom |
 No Baby Changing |
 No Laundry |
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 No Freezer / Fridge |
 No Motorhome Point |
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| Activities |
 No Playground |
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 Games Room |
 No Evening Ents |
 Fishing <5 miles |
 No Wild Swimming |
 No Indoor Pool |
 No Outdoor Pool |
 No Horse Riding |
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 No Golf |
 No Tennis |
 No Beach |
 No Watersports |
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| Other Features |
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| Date of Visit: July 2015 |
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| Reviewer: Chris/Lynn |
13 reviews from this member |
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 Another lovely 10 days at this fabulous campsite. Carol is a real star and works tirelessly to maintain her extremely high standards. You can be assured of plenty of space around, and Betws is one of the nicest villages in Snowdonia.
We have been here a couple of times a year for about the last 6 now, and could not contemplate going anywhere else!
Thanks again for a lovely stay Carol & Gareth. 
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| Date of Visit: July 2015 |
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| Reviewer: Mr Koala Bear |
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This camp site has to be one of the most peaceful we have visited. It was a sheer delight to have a quiet site with gently strict rules on noise etc.
Put that together with the location and its very cool owners who are very pleasant. I will revisit this site for many years to come. The eggs are very tasty too :-)
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| Date of Visit: July 2015 |
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| Reviewer: Yorkmac45 |
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Arrived after lunch to a very friendly welcome from Carol. Site was everything I was expecting from previous reviews, all the facilities were immaculate. Showers were on a 10p timer and 20p was adequate for a decent shower. Change was available from the farmhouse at all times and fresh eggs could be bought from the same. Beautiful surroundings and wonderful scenery and only a short walk into Betws-y-Coed just above the river. Also had a lovely evening walk up the hill to Capel Garmon. Very quiet and peaceful site.
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| Date of Visit: June 2015 |
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| Reviewer: MartJo |
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On arrival, we were given a warm welcome by Carol at the farmhouse, and given a choice of pitches with her explaining benefits of each one. After pitching next to the brook and getting a brew on of course, we had a good wander around the site and can only echo what others have said in that the facilities are immaculately maintained and spotlessly clean; a real credit to the owners. The site has everything that you'd need including, a drying room with tumble dryer and hairdryer, gents and womens toilet block with sinks and showers, plus a games room with pool table. The site isnt a bowling green and this if anything, adds to the rustic nature with gentle hills and real character. Excessive noise isn't tolerated whatsover. Thats not to say that children playing and, well, being children isnt allowed and this is encouraged, but rowdiness at night is a no go. Conwy falls and cafe is literally opposite as you come out back onto the A5, and the Silver Fountain Inn a few minutes walk down the A5 heading towards Betws-Y-Coed. Nothing is hurried. When we asked about what time to pack up and be off site, we were told to take our time and not to worry. That last sentence, sums up the site. Peace, quiet, relaxing, chilled, in an immaculately clean and friendly environment. With excellent views all around and the perfect hub for going elsewhere within North Wales, We'll be back here again and again.
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| Date of Visit: June 2015 |
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| Reviewer: Amber86 |
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Stopped overnight on our way to Anglesey. Rang from Betws y coed to see if there was a space available. On arrival the owner (Carol) warmly welcomed us, & shouted 'follow me' as she ran off down the hill. The pitch she took us to was picture perfect, views of the hills & valley below, with hardly any tents in front to spoil the view. The site is amazing! Rolling hills, shrubs, boulders, naturally laid out but perfect. Felt so spacious. Hidden away is a gorgeous Yurt & Shepherd Hut for hire. The old pig sty now bathroom begs to be used, if only to admire it's cuteness.
Nearby, back on the main road, is the entrance to Conwy falls worth a wander. The river dramatically tumbles over rocks into fairy glen. Also opposite the farm track is a cafe/bar which seems incredibly busy, although we didn't venture in.
Would love to come back & chill out for longer here
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| Date of Visit: May 2015 |
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| Reviewer: Gls19 |
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Absolutely brilliant campsite, set in a stunning location. Camping area was spacious, with very clean and well decorated toilets along with other great facilities such as microwave, dryer, washing machine, snooker table, books, cutlery, pots and cooking equipment to be lent out etc. All for a more than reasonable price! Overall an extremely pleasant experience, made more so by the friendly, kind and helpful staff. Thanks for a great visit!
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| Date of Visit: May 2015 |
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| Reviewer: Debbie r |
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We stayed for two nights in the shepherds hut. The campsite was wonderful, clean, quiet and not overcrowded, the facilities were spotless, there was a toilet almost outside the hut we never had to wait to use and they were spotless. The shower block again was spotless, you need to put 10p in meter to use 2 was plenty for a long hot shower. There was a dry roomy with microwave toaster fridge, freezer for use again all spotlessly clean. My only problem was that I could not work the toaster. Carol was very welcoming and friendly. The Hut was amazing and had everything we needed including water in bottles. We only needed to bring bedding. The only downside was the weather but we had a great time and was very cozy inside the hut in the evenings with the wood burner glowing. We will definitely be returning.
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| Date of Visit: September 2014 |
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| Reviewer: Davep |
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What can I say, but this genuinely deserves a 10/10, and that comes from rave comments from all in the group, who stayed with me.
I was one of around 14 units staying, there was was 2 caravans, one Motor home, one Folding Camper [mine] the rest being tents.
The group was a mixture of adults of all ages, children and a number of Dogs.
I arrived on the Thursday, and was first to pitch up. Once having done so, I had a meander around the facilities, which are fantastic. The site is/was a farm and a old Farm Building has been converted.
There is a Kitchen with a microwave available for use, cooking utensils available to borrow. Next is the Pot washing room, with 2 sinks, and a Tall Fridge and Tall Freezer.
Then there are the Gentlemen's and Ladies toilets. The Gents has several sinks, toilets and 2 showers. All kept spotlessly clean for the whole stay.
Finally there is a room with a Pool Table, ideal for the kids.
Change for the Showers, and fresh laid eggs [there are chickens on site] are available at the house.
There are strict rules about dogs being on leads at all times, and no noise after 23:00. Both are very firmly, but very politely enforced [on the Thursday night at around 23. 15 one of the early stayers with me, laughed extremely loud, on the way back to his tent. Our Host came down from the House, and I had the pleasure of bumping into her at the toilet block. So can confirm she is firm but polite with it.
The rest of the Group arrived on the Friday, having travelled from Essex, Scotland, Yorkshire, and South Wales. Everyone on seeing the facilities, were impressed, and all would stay at the site again.
The vast majority of the group departed on the Sunday, but several stayed on until the Monday.
If you are looking for a No Thrills, No Entertainment, Family Friendly site. Then I would highly recommend this site
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| Date of Visit: August 2014 |
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| Reviewer: Rogermooreseyebrow |
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Camping has really taken off since the credit crunch and recession as people have been forced to look for cheaper holidays. The problem is that I've found many of the campsites we used to visit quite often are now awash with people who want to bring all their home comforts with them, take up too much space and generally make a racket.
It's taken me a good while to find a campsite that's traditional and quiet, and Rynys Farm just about does it. There's plenty of space to pitch up and loads of nooks and crannies if you want more privacy. Amenities-wise, there's male and female toilet and shower blocks (both spotless and well kept), a dishwashing room with communal fridge/freezer and a small games room with a pool table in it. There's no on-site shop at Rynys, but given the fact that Betws-y-coed is within spitting distance, you don't really need one. The views are fantastic, it's a terrific location and the clientele is made up mainly of well mannered families and couples, who seem to be experienced campers. The rules are well adhered to and after 10. 30pm, you could hear a pin drop on the site; it was so quiet.
The owner is a helpful, cheery, mildly eccentric character who will tell you the best places to pitch up when you arrive and ensures that the campsite doesn't get too rammed. However, despite her happy demeanour, I got the distinct impression that she would be very unforgiving if anyone flouted the campsite rules. That's fine with me.
The bins on the site were emptied regularly and I saw the owner cleaning the toilet and showers during a late night visit to the bathroom, so she's obviously dedicated!
I came here with my wife and two sons, aged 7 and 18 months and they both had a great time exploring the site. This is how camping should be; a well run site in a beautiful location, well mannered fellow campers and lots of peace, quiet and privacy. It cost us £35 for a two night stay which didn't trouble the bank manager too much either.
We shall definitely return.
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| Date of Visit: August 2014 |
Unit: Campervan |
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| Reviewer: Davesharon |
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We have just returned from a three day booking here. It is a lovely site, we have a T4 camper with electric hook up and an awning. We were able to select where we wanted to be. The owner is very welcoming, the shower and toilet block were very clean and I was a bit concerned about only two showers and toilets(with another separate toilet as well) but they were always available when I visited them. You pay for a shower with 10 pence's, I found two gives you plenty of time. The campsite is tucked away but you are not too far from getting around Wales. The village is very nice with plenty of shops and just down from the campsite is the Conwy waterfall, an outdoor pursuits centre and café. We used the café on one occasion it has homemade food, quite limited menu. We went to Cad West, also Llechwedd Slate Caverns, did a tour of the slate mines and then also did Bounce Below which was crazy! such fun on trampolines in an old mine. Were not able to book the Zip Line, best to book in advance for both these activities. King Arthurs Labyrinth in Corris was good too, would recommend a restaurant in Barmouth Bay View was first class, best meal we have had. We visited Holyhead, Anglesea and we could not leave without walking up Snowdon. Needed a car for all these but all really near enough to get to so much to do. Also the owner was very accommodating with arrival time. Will definitely be heading back here
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