Open-plan living
Log walls, two sofas and a dining table for four. The whole cabin gathers in this one generous room.
Bronaber · North Wales
Authentic Norwegian log cabin
Nestled on a hillside in Snowdonia National Park, overlooking the Rhinog range. A quiet, timbered hideaway for exploring mountains, forests and the coast.
Trawsfynydd Leisure Village
A hillside hideaway in Bronaber
This is an authentic Norwegian log cabin, built of timber and set on a hillside in Snowdonia National Park. From the windows and the deck you look straight out to the Rhinog mountains.
Watch the seasons change across the valley — heather in summer, bracken in autumn, snow on the peaks in winter. Two miles from Coed y Brenin, and an easy reach of Dolgellau, Porthmadog, Blaenau Ffestiniog and Betws-y-Coed.
A perfect base for exploring North Wales: mountains, forest trails, slate towns and Cardigan Bay beaches — and a quiet cabin to come home to.
Guests
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms
Double + twin
Kitchen
Cook in
Outside
Private deck
Parking
Off-road
Views
Rhinog range
Inside
Timber, quiet and a view
Everything sits in one generous room: kitchen, dining and living. Two bedrooms and a bathroom sit just off the hall. A welcome hamper of local treats is waiting when you arrive.
Kitchen
Oven and hob, microwave, fridge, coffee machine, kettle and toaster. Cook in, or walk to the village café.
Double bedroom
The quieter room at the back — a proper double, white linen and a window onto the hillside.
Twin bedroom
Two single beds for family or friends. Reading lamps, log walls, the same quiet as the rest of the cabin.
Bathroom
Shower-over-bath, heated towel rail, washing machine and a stack of fresh towels waiting.
Photographs
The cabin, through the year
Tap any picture to open it. The same Norwegian logs in heather, bracken and snow.
The view
Observe the changing of the seasons
Perfect relaxation — the Rhinog range from your windows, the village tucked into the hillside, and Snowdonia stretching out beyond.
North Wales
Mountains, forest and sea
Easy access to Snowdonia’s mountains, beaches and tourist attractions — without being in the middle of them.
2 miles
Coed y Brenin
One of the UK’s best mountain-bike centres — trails for every level, forest walks and a visitor café.
20 minutes
Dolgellau
A handsome market town of stone streets, independent shops and a proper Sunday roast.
25 minutes
Porthmadog
Harbour town, the Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland railways, and the jumping-off point for the Llŷn.
15 minutes
Blaenau Ffestiniog
Slate caverns, Zip World and the start of the mountain railway down to the coast.
35 minutes
Betws-y-Coed
Gwydir Forest, Swallow Falls and the classic Snowdonia village high street.
Harlech · Barmouth
The coast
Wide beaches, Harlech Castle and sunsets over Cardigan Bay — all an easy drive.
Location
Find the cabin
Trawsfynydd Leisure Village
Bronaber, Blaenau Ffestiniog
LL41 4YB
Snowdonia National Park
The leisure village has a café, bar and play area. Walks start from the door; Coed y Brenin is two miles down the road. Free off-road parking sits beside the cabin.
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Stay with us
Come up the hillside
Check dates and book directly on Airbnb. The cabin sleeps four — a double and a twin — and is yours as a whole home.
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