Llechwedd Glamping
Review
“Let us step into the night and pursue that flighty temptress adventure.”
North Wales has now become the heart of adventure, and located on the UK’s newest UNESCO World Heritage Site, Llechwedd Glamping makes the perfect destination for a fun-filled frolicking adventurous getaway in Snowdonia. Situated a mere whisper away from the on-site adventure offerings of Zip World, the exquisite glamping site has been recognised by Visit Wales with a five star gold award for accommodation - one of only five glampsites in the entire country with that honour. Boasting six Safari tents, which are all fully en-suite, and spacious enough for up to five people, the high end Llechwedd Glamping, allows you to get back to nature, without sacrificing your home comforts. Enjoy some glorious fresh air as you get out and about amongst this breathtaking region with its beautiful mountains and beaches.
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