Bunkorama
With breath taking views of Cader Idris & Cardigan Bay and close to Barmouth, Bunkorama is a haven for walkers & cyclists alike.Bunkorama, Gwastad Agnes Off Panorama Road, Barmouth, Gwynedd, LL42 1DX
Call Graham on 07738 467196 or 01341 281134
Self catering bunkhouse close to Barmouth
Some places you will stay at for a short while, but they will stay with you for ever. The Bunkorama at Gwastad Agnes is such a place.This converted stone stable provides comfortable and well equipped accommodation for cyclists, backpackers, climbers and explorers. At the end of a day's expedition you can sit at the Bunkorama, cuppa in your hands and trace your route across from Cader Idris. You can gaze out across Cardigan Bay and wonder why you had never discovered Gwastad Agnes before. You certainly won't forget it.
The Bunkorama provides accommodation for individuals or groups in Snowdonia close to the Wales Coast Path, Cambrian Way, Cycle route 8 and the Ardudwy Way. For mountain goats the rock climbing at the Barmouth Slabs is a 5 minute walk and for mountain bikers you are only 20 minutes by car to Coed y Brenin, the UK's first dedicated mountain bike centre.
And after a fun day exploring you will find that Barmouth with its beach, shops, pubs and places to eat is only a mile away
Dogs can be accommodated with group bookings. Bunkorama offers the additional flexibility of a Camping pod adjacent to the Bunkhouse that will sleep up to a family of 2 adults and 2 children. This can be booked with the Bunkhouse or on its own for an individual, couple or family who want their own space.
This accommodation is featured on our map of Snowdonia and North Wales and here is its own website.
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Beds & Rooms:
8 bunkbeds in 2 dorms (+ 2 sofa beds in lounge if sole booking)Open:
All year.Price per night:
4 bed dorm £92 (£100 in winter). If required bedding and towel are £5 and £2 per stay. Discounts available for 2 + and 5 + nightsBooking:
Online, phone, email, post or on-site.Directions:
From the A496 out of Barmouth turn left up Panorama Road and after approximately 1 mile turn sharp left after small car park on right. The hostel is second entrance on left after about 200 metres. Follow Bunkorama signs up Panorama Road. Search "Bunkorama, Barmouth" on google maps to pinpoint our exact location.Public Transport :
Bus and train to Barmouth approx 40 mins' walk to hostel. T3 bus from Wrexham to Barmouth.Walks :
Long Distance Walks Wales Coast Path
Lon Las Cymru
Trans Euro Trail
Cambrian Way
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This accommodation is available at the following peak times
Available for Christmas 2023 Available New Year 2023 / 2024 Available February Half Term 2024 Available Easter 2024 Available May Day Bank Holiday 2024 Available Spring Bank Holiday or Half Term 2024 Available August Bank Holiday 2023 Available October Half Term 2024Facilities
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4 things holiday makers should know about Bunkorama near Barmouth
June 2nd 2023
Tucked away in the picturesque landscape of Snowdonia, Bunkorama stands as a converted stone stable, offering comfortable and well-equipped accommodation for cyclists, backpackers, climbers, and explorers alike. With its stunning views over Cardigan Bay and Cader Idris, this charming bunkhouse provides the ideal base for those looking to immerse themselves in the natural wonders of the area.
Awe-Inspiring Views
Step into Bunkorama, and you’ll be instantly captivated by the mesmerizing vistas of Cardigan Bay and Cader Idris that greet you. As the golden hour sunlight bathes the surrounding headlands, this picturesque retreat becomes a haven for those seeking solace and natural beauty. Prepare to be enthralled as you soak in the panoramic views and witness the ever-changing hues of the sky, offering the perfect backdrop to your stay.
Home Away from Home
Equipped with all the essentials, the kitchen at Bunkorama ensures that guests have everything they need for a comfortable and convenient stay. From a kettle and toaster to a fridge and hob, you’ll find yourself fully equipped to prepare delicious meals and enjoy the freedom of self-catering. The communal spaces provide ample seating, both indoors and outdoors, allowing for relaxation and mingling with fellow adventurers. Don’t forget to consult the visitor’s guidebook, filled with valuable tips and local knowledge, including recommended walks and coastal paths to explore during your days out.
Convenient Coastal Access
One of the standout features of Bunkorama is its proximity to the magnificent coastline. A fantastic short footpath leads directly from the bunkhouse to Barmouth and its stunning beach, making it a breeze to enjoy an evening stroll and savour a delightful dinner in town. Remember to book your taxi back up the mountainside a day in advance though – there’s no Uber in rural Wales!
An Adventurer’s Haven
For outdoor enthusiasts, Bunkorama serves as an ideal starting point for a variety of exciting activities. Whether you’re an experienced mountain goat craving a challenging climb at Barmouth Slabs, which is just a 5-minute walk away, or a mountain biker looking to conquer Coed y Brenin, the UK’s first dedicated mountain bike centre, a mere 20-minute drive from the bunkhouse, your adventure awaits. Bunkorama’s strategic location near the Wales Coast Path, Cambrian Way, Cycle Route 8, and the Ardudwy Way ensures that you’re perfectly positioned to explore the diverse landscapes and thrilling trails of Snowdonia.
This place is so beautiful, it inspired the works of William Wordsworth, John Ruskin and Gerald Manly Hopkins.
January 3rd 2023
The Cambrian Coast brings together coast and mountains with several hostels that provide shelter for those walking the Wales Coast path and a base for sea kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, canyoning and rock climbing.
An idylic landscape in the summer sun but also beautiful at Easter, the time of lambs and bluebells in the fields around Bunkorama.
Explore a most beautiful corner of Snowdonia. Not only the Cambrian Coast and Mawddach Estuary (which inspired the works of William Wordsworth, John Ruskin and Gerald Manly Hopkins.) but also the lively waters of the Afon Cynfal. These can be discovered tumbling down a dramatic gorge near to Llyn Morwynion, the legendary lake of the maidens that is a feature of the tale of  Blodeuwed. It is a beautiful area with fantastic views down the Dwyryd Estuary and near to the heart of the Welsh Slate Story.
You can stop for more than a moment and feel the full magic of Snowdonia and Gwynedd.
Latest Blog about Bunkorama
Barmouth : the start of the Three Peaks Yacht Race
August 31st 2016
The weekend of June 17th 2017. is a fantastic weekend in the Barmouth diary With boat crews and runners coming together to take part in one of the toughest challenges in the sporting calendar.
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