Local Attractions:
The cottage is well placed for exploring North Wales with its beautiful scenery. Llangollen only 10 minutes away is renowned for it International Musical Eisteddfod which this year will be held from the 6 - 12 July 09. It will also be holding its 13th annual Hot Air Balloon Festival which takes place at the Royal Interntional Pavilion from 5 - 6 Sept 09, there is the Llangollen Food Festival - 17 - 18 Oct 09, the Gardening Show - 6 - 7 June 09, the Motorcycle Show 1-2 August 09 and the Llangollen Fringe - TBA. There is also a Victorian Steam Railway. There are many family friendly restaurants and romantic little bistros based around the River Dee which runs through the town. Nearby is the Llandegla Forest Mountain Bike Centre. The centre has many biking trails suitable for beginners, family and experienced, cycles can be hired. It also has some picturesque walking trails and a good cafe. RSPB is also based here. Kids will enjoy visiting the farm park near the village of Hawarden.
Walking and Visitors Book:
The cottage is surrounded by beautiful countryside, a walkers delight, with views from the lounge and front bedroom window overlooking the moors. There is a pub/restaurant within walking distance and a garage/newsagents plus excellent farm shop within 2 minutes drive which sells fresh groceries and dairy products. The Clwydian Range, Horseshoe Pass and the famous Offa's Dyke Path are all close by. Small pets considered, please check with Owners.......................................................................
Extract from Visitors Book...24-30 March 08...'Despite the cold weather of the off-season, we had a fabulous time at the cottage. The multi fuel stove and DVD collection ensured that we never ventured far. The
entire home has been tastefully and efficiently decorated and we truly have had no complaints. North Wales is hauntingly gorgeous and we look forward to a return vacation. Thank you very much. C & E. Middlesex'.
For a great day out children will love playing on the beaches along the coast, all approximately 40 minutes away. You can also visit the threatre at Rhyl Pavilion, enjoy swimming at the Suncentre located on the promenade and the Sealife Aquarium is also worth a visit. The Welsh Mountain zoo is just a little further along the coast at Colwyn Bay. The medieval town of Ruthin is a short drive away with the Craft Centre, and Gaol, which opened to the public in 2002 being well worth a visit. The historic city of Chester surrounded by its Roman walls is only half an hour away, it has many unusual shops, little boutiques and some great restaurants and of course Chester Zoo and the market towns of Mold and Wrexham both approximately 6 miles away have all the high street banks,shops and supermarkets needed. There are also many National Trust castles and properties in the area. If you wish to bring cycles or canoes there is secure storage facilities for these at the cottage.
Other Activities:
White Water Rafting, Canoeing, Indoor Climbing Centre, Clay Pigeon Shooting, Shopping! Small pets considered.
Learn more about this holiday rental at the owner's website:
