Penycoed  Log Cabin Holidays 

 

Welcome to Penycoed Log Cabins

Covid update 1/03/2021

the cabin site is able to reopen from the 12th April 2021

COVID UPDATE 5/01/2021

Due to the current lock down announcement we are closed until further notice except for a limited number of exceptions...

"Guest accommodation providers such as hotels, B&Bs and caravan parks may remain open for the specific reasons set out in law, including where guests are unable to return to their main residence, use that guest accommodation as their main residence, need accommodation while moving house or require accommodation for work purposes or to provide voluntary services" 

If you fall into one of the above categories, please give us a call on 01691 830608 to see if we will be able to support you.

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The cabins are cleaned in line with COVID-19 specifications. The cabins are standalone units spaced across gardens and there is ample space to allow for social distancing on site.

Whether your after a romantic break, family get away, or just time to unwind away from the madding crowd.
We have 4 authentic log cabins tastefully furnished and fully equipped for self catering.   
Private hot tub can be hired for each lodge and fire pits for Sycamore, Birch and Ivy Lodge.
The Horse riding center is just a short walk away with discounted horse riding for cabin guests.
Café also on site.

Situated on Llynclys nature reserve 500ft above sea level on the welsh border surrounded by Woodland walks and 100 acres of common land.

The Nature reserves are managed by The Wildlife Trust and are famous for their orchids. More than 300 species of plants have been recorded here including 12 kinds of orchid.

The area is full of bird song and interesting wild life, elsewhere secret sunny glades beloved by butterflies and green wood peckers, all creating the wonderful peaceful, timeless place.

Step out direct from your log cabin into the woods and onto the common, miles of footpaths and tracks leading on to Offa's Dyke's footpath, with spectacular views across the Tanat Valley to The Berwyn Mountains.