History surrounds you when staying at Carrshield, from the very fabric of the building to the Roman remains that can be found across the area, to Industrial Revolution mining museums, steam railways, lead smelting mills, and a Classic Sci-Fi Museum.
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Cosy converted barn available for a summer of adventures!
Gilfach Wen is a great base for exploring the immediate farm, the local area and South West Wales.
Budget self-catering rooms in the centre of Aberysywth
Walkers on the coastal path and weekend visitors to Aberysywth need look no further for basic, functional and affordable accommodation. Available for a single night bookings or longer, Castle Rooms Hostel is perfectly situated lesss than 5 mins walk from the coast/Wales coast path, the castle, the bus/rail stations and all the shops, bars, cafes and restaurants of Aberysywth. All bedding is provided and dogs are welcome by arrangement. Self-cater or eat out, the choice is yours.
Spring in hidden Pembrokeshire, along the wonderful Cresswell Estuary and close to Tenby.
Set in a forgotten estuary landscape you can soak up nature on the doorstep. Just 20 mins drive from the stunning beaches of the south Pembrokeshire coast, and the promenades of Tenby. At Lawrenny Old School you have the opportunity to craft your own favorite Easter holiday!
Balmaha Bunkhouse
Reopening 6th April 2023. On the banks of Loch Lomond on the West Highland Way, Balmaha Bunkhouse offered quality accommodation with breakfast, bedding and WiFi included. Ideal for walkers and family get-togethers
Visit Gibbs Hill Farm on Hadrian’s Wall, the setting for centuries of peril and drama!
Gibbs Hill Farm is a traditional working farm that dates back to the 17th century. The Anglo-Scottish boarder was a difficult place to run a farm 400 years ago due to the unrest between the Romans and the Scots.
A week of things to do whilst staying at Carrshield Camping Barn
This is the first in a series of short pieces that highlight some of the many things that can be done whilst staying in this lovely remote location. We may be a long way from major towns and cities, that’s part of the attraction, but there is something to do every day of the week.
Just 2 minutes off Traws Eryri (Trans Snowdonia), Treks Bunkhouse makes a great 2nd night option.
As the Traws Eryri route heads east away from Ffestiniog, you’ll are close to Treks bunkhouse. With stunning views over the mountains, this is the real Wales. The bunkhouses is available to groups at weekends and individuals midweek. It provides all the bedding you will need and towels on request. There’s a drying room to ensure you have warm dry kit for the next day. Self-cater or enjoy a tasty evening meal at the local community pub in Lan Ffestiniog. There is often a 2 night min stay at weekends, but as there is so much to do in the area, it may be just the excuse you need, to take a day off the route and explore.
Dorm Beds Are Back at Wooler Youth Hostel | *Priced From £19.80 per Night
GREAT NEWS!
Our Shared Dorm Rooms are back after two years for those who have missed them.
Looking to escape the Crowds for Spring Bank Holiday?
Wooler Youth Hostel and Shepherds Huts is surrounded by tranquil locations to walk, swim and explore both the Northumberland National Park and the stunning North East Coastline.
Stay on a farm and feed the animals at Gaveston Hall, great for groups
Great value hostel accommodation for groups of 40 to 100, in old school dormitories, private single and twin rooms and chalets set within the grounds of a 100acre woodland and farm.
A beautiful coastal location perfect for family get togethers!
Falmouth Lodge Backpackers is located near to a beautiful harbour town in central Cornwall.
Visit Portsoy – A Peaky Blinders Filming Location on the Scottish Coast
The sixth and final series of Peaky Blinders hits the screens on Sunday, 27th February – and you can visit follow in the footsteps of Tommy Shelby and Michael Gray by spending time in Portsoy on the Aberdeenshire coast.
Elterwater Hostel at very heart of the Lake District National Park
Elterwater Hostel is nestled in the Langdale Valley on the Cumbria Way. Experience the stunning landscape and quiet isolation of the Lake District but also be within easy access of attractions such as Ambleside, Lake Windemere and the Beatrix Potter’s cottage near Hawkshead. There is also an iconic pub nearby! Book Direct on this website or on the website of Elterwater Hostel.
Dorm Beds Are Back and Bookable Now
PERMANENTLY CLOSED ON 3rd MARCH 2024. Our male and female shared dorms are back
A unique experience in a converted Mine Shop that has been designated a Scheduled Ancient Monument.
The building was once the centre of a thriving mining community, now a monument to those who toiled here and a restful location for visitors. Our remote location brings with it a peaceful beauty, with many varied activities to enjoy in the adjacent valleys, or just relax by the river.
Easter week is available for a family get together in the beautiful Gower countryside
Host a great value family get together with beds for up to 13 people. Search for the Easter Bunny on the coast and beaches of the beautiful Gower countryside
Edmundbyers Hostel on the Coast to Coast cycle route
Edmundbyers Hostel is right on the C2C cycle route as it passes through Edmundbyers village. The perfect stop off after a long day of cycling or walking.
Idyllic hostel just off the Pennine Way (Previously YHA Earby)
If you are planning to tackle the Pennine Way, add Earby Hostel to your list of stop-overs. Its just a 1 mile divert from the route.
Wishing for a simpler Easter?
Inchnadamph Lodge is perfect for a secluded Easter break, surrounded by the Assynt mountains the beautiful grand house is more akin to a hotel than lodge. Comfy beds, warm fires and even warmer welcomes await. Place of the Stag, the translation of Inchnadamph from Gaelic. A perfect example of how this Hostel captures the essence of wild Scotland. No distractions for miles around, only the moving scenery of mountains and Lochs. Unspoilt beauty inhabited almost exclusively by wildlife, red deer roaming the landscape free, otters and stout to mention a few. Easter can often be a time of excess, why not step back this year and take some time to appreciate the wonder of Scotland. Simply breathtaking, and fortunately so is the lodge.
