Safari Tent with Hot Tub in heart of Snowdonia

The hot tub and personal toilet and the location of the tent within the campsite.

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We realy enjoyed our stay the safari tent was beautiful and had everything we needed and was very clean and comfy, the views were amazing and the town was beautiful, we didn't realise there was a festival on so had such a great time, thankyou so much. We will definitely book again❤️

The only issue we had was the water from the tap kept going on and off, specialy in the morning and it was quite difficult in the night time to go to the toilet as it was outside but it was only as I have mobility issues and a stoma and also needed a sink next to the toilet but everything else was great 👍

The location was brilliant, close to Badmouth, and in a really nice campsite. The hot tub was the best! It was easy to get started (heat using a wood burner fire, and it was nice and private.

The heating provisions weren't adequate, one small electric heater doesn't go a long way to heating up an entire tent. We were rugged up in several of our own layers, and the host's message that suggested taking additional blankets was only sent on the day we arrived, after we had already left home. There were two hot water bottles for 4 people. Wouldn't take much time, cost, or effort to throw in some extra blankets and a better heating source. The gas bottle was practically empty when we arrived. The host did quickly swap it out so no big issues, except the hot water was still not hot - I suspect an issue with the connection between the bottle and the tap.

2 adults and 3 children staying for 2 nights, we had the best time! Tent is based on a hill so lovely views over the site and mountain backdrop, get the sun all afternoon too. Beds were lovely and comfy and tent was very clean. We headed straight to torrent walk as couldn't check in until 4pm, took a drive to Barmouth which was only 30mins away. Campsite it's self was really quite, showers very clean, shop sold fire and charcoal for hot tub and bbq/pit. Children loved rolling down the hill and going to see the horses as no one was on the pitches below.

Pictures of the fire area need updating as stumps have gone.