
Tyddyn Morthwyl is a spacious stone farmhouse in Gwynedd, North Wales. This property sleeps up to 9 guests across five bedrooms. Groups will appreciate the large kitchen and dining area perfect for shared meals. The farmhouse sits on a working farm with mountain views.
The location offers easy access to Snowdonia National Park. Rolling hills and countryside paths surround the property. You're close to coastal towns and mountain trails.
The farmhouse features five bedrooms sleeping 9 people total. There are three bathrooms throughout the property. The ground floor has a large farmhouse kitchen with dining space. A separate sitting room provides extra space for groups to relax.
Tyddyn Morthwyl is a spacious stone farmhouse in Gwynedd, North Wales. This property sleeps up to 9 guests across five bedrooms. Groups will appreciate the large kitchen and dining area perfect for shared meals. The farmhouse sits on a working farm with mountain views.
The location offers easy access to Snowdonia National Park. Rolling hills and countryside paths surround the property. You're close to coastal towns and mountain trails.
The farmhouse features five bedrooms sleeping 9 people total. There are three bathrooms throughout the property. The ground floor has a large farmhouse kitchen with dining space. A separate sitting room provides extra space for groups to relax. Upstairs bedrooms include doubles and twin rooms with traditional farmhouse character.
Caernarfon Castle sits 8 miles away (15 minutes). Zip World Llechwedd is 12 miles away (20 minutes). Portmeirion village is 15 miles away (25 minutes). Snowdon Mountain Railway starts 10 miles away (18 minutes).
Tyddyn Morthwyl suits active groups wanting mountain access and countryside peace. Book here for authentic Welsh farmhouse living with space for everyone.
>
South West of England, Devon
Salvatore is a well-appointed, three-storey home resting in the heart of Salcombe, Devon. Sea views. Near amenities and beach. Large. Enclosed garden. Kingsbridge 5.9 miles; Dartmouth 18.3 miles;...
View Cottage
>
North of England, Cumbria
Experience an unforgettable stay in the Lake District National Park, creating lasting memories with your nearest and dearest from this exceptionally converted farmhouse. Accessed via a narrow,...
View Cottage
>
Wales, North Wales & Snowdonia
Plas Amherst is a stunning, stone-built property resting in the lovley seaside town of Harlech, Gwynedd. In National Park. Close to a beach. Sea views. Barmouth 10.1 miles; Criccieth 15 miles;...
View Cottage
>
South West of England, Devon
Superb, detached chapel conversion above Clovelly, with distant sea views and 10 acres of meadows. Vaulted ceilings, eight foot-high church windows. Woodburner. En-suite facilities. Garden with...
View Cottage
>
South West of England, Cornwall
Close to the coast path and with breathtaking ocean views, this contemporary four-bedroomed property offers a superior setting for a Cornish escape with family or friends. Two lounge areas mean...
View Cottage
>
Heart of England, Shropshire
A wonderful detached stone built-barn conversion on a sheep farm in the beautiful Pennant Valley. Wealth of character with exposed beams, trusses and wall timbers. High quality accommodation with...
View Cottage
>
South of England, Kent
Converted House for 12 in Sissinghurst is an idyllic country house, sleeping 10 adults and 2 children, perfect for a large family gathering, offering a good standard of accommodation and creating a comfortable, warm and...
View Cottage
>
South West of England, Devon
A beautifully presented holiday home in central Salcombe, sleeping 10. Stunning estuary views. Parking for three cars. Salcombeβs shops and restaurants βon the doorstepβ.
View Cottage
>
Wales, Pembrokeshire
Greenbanks, a traditional, family-friendly, stone cottage perched along the coast in Dinas Cross, Pembrokeshire, with ground-floor living and a Smart TV. Fishguard 3.2 miles, Newport 3.8 miles.
View Cottage
>
South West of England, Cornwall
A fantastic, detached holiday home resting in St Buryan, Cornwall. Off-road parking. Family-friendly. Pet-friendly. Newlyn 4.7 miles; Land's End 5.1 miles; Penzance 5.4 miles.
View CottageUnique information you won't find on booking sites
Criccieth, Gwynedd16Β°C
Moderate rain
Updated: 13 Oct 2026, 3:15am
Tyddyn Morthwyl sits in a location with genuinely dark skies - a real treat for a group, and something you rarely get at home in town.
The Bortle scale measures night sky darkness from 1 (darkest) to 9 (brightest urban):
The Milky Way is visible overhead, though light domes may be visible on the horizon towards larger towns.
The Milky Way is visible on clear, moonless nights.
68m
(223 feet above sea level)
Tyddyn Morthwyl sits in a peaceful Gwynedd setting - space to spread out and the perfect base for a group getaway.
Latitude: 52.9393486Β° N | Longitude: 4.2445776Β° W
Today's sun times for Criccieth (Tuesday, 13 October 2026):
6:38am
Sunrise
4:28pm
Golden Hour
5:28pm
Sunset
This month in Criccieth, you have approximately 10.84 hours of daylight. The shortening days create the perfect excuse for earlier, cosier evenings in.
Everything the group needs to know before you arrive at Tyddyn Morthwyl.
Signal Strength
Good
Mobile signal is generally good in this area across most networks.
What do previous guests think about their group stay at Tyddyn Morthwyl
Five bedrooms and multiple living areas give large groups plenty of room to spread out without feeling cramped throughout their stay.
Guests enjoy the authentic rural experience of staying on an active farm with mountain views and countryside all around the property.
The farmhouse kitchen has ample space for group cooking and a big dining table where everyone can gather for meals together.
Direct access to Snowdonia National Park makes this perfect for groups who want hiking and outdoor activities right on the doorstep.
The stone farmhouse retains original features and authentic Welsh character that groups appreciate for a genuine countryside experience.
Dogs are welcome at the property so groups don't have to leave their pets behind when planning their Welsh getaway.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Tyddyn Morthwyl by car, take the A487 towards Caernarfon and follow signs for Waunfawr. The farmhouse is located in rural Gwynedd with clear access roads. You'll have off-road parking available for multiple vehicles upon arrival.
For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Bangor, approximately 12 miles away. From there, a taxi or hire car will take you through the scenic Welsh countryside to the farmhouse.
Stuff for larger groups and families to try!
Discover why this cottage is the one for your party or family reunion...
Taste the local flavours during your stay at Tyddyn Morthwyl
Located 2 miles from your accommodation.
Postcode: LL55 4YR
Located 6 miles from your accommodation.
Postcode: LL55 4EL
Located 6 miles from your accommodation.
Postcode: LL55 4TY
Quick answers to our most common questions about Tyddyn Morthwyl