Rhyd Ddu Outdoor Centre & Bunkhouse provides group accommodation in the village of Rhyd Ddu at the foot of Snowdon in the Snowdonia National Park. It is an historic old school house and was the birthplace of T H Parry-Williams, one Wales’ most famous poets. Rhyd Ddu bunkhouse sleeps 31 in 6 bedrooms, it has a fully equipped kitchen and a large communal and dining room which is equipped with a ceiling-mounted projector and sound system, great for cosy home cinema nights. There are glorious panoramic views, central heating, hot showers, free fibre Wi-Fi, secure outside storage, plenty of parking and a garden with seating. The beds are sturdy metal framed bunk beds with comfortable mattresses and pillows. Guests should bring their own sleeping bags, pillow case and towels. The bunkhouse has disabled access, no stairs, a disabled toilet and wet room. Rhyd Ddu village has a café and a real ale pub, both serving home cooked food and only 2 minutes walk from the bunkhouse. Rhyd Ddu overlooks the stunning lakes of Llyn y Gadair, Llyn y Dywarchen and Llyn Cwellyn. Two major footpaths up Snowdon, the Rhyd Ddu path and the Snowdon Ranger path, start in the village and there are family-friendly woodland and countryside walks within very easy reach. Guided outdoor activities can be organised by the centre. The Welsh Highland Railway, the UK’s longest heritage railway, has a station 200 yds from the bunkhouse. Rhyd Ddu bunkhouse is centrally located in Snowdonia within easy reach of Llanberis, Bangor, Caernarfon, Beddgelert and Porthmadog, Your group will have sole use of the bunkhouse during your stay.

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