Hello & Welcome! You are probably reading this because your have just discovered Geufron Farm & are curious about who we are before you decide to book a stay. (Very smart by the way!) I’m over the moon that you are here & always delighted to share what its like owning, running & staying at Geufron Farm in beautiful south of the Snowdonia National Park. And by me, I really mean us – Dean (my husband) & I, plus our two adventure pups, Bracken & Dottie! So, let me explain how Geufron Farm came to be… After well over 2 decades working in online financial services, the buzz of corporate life had finally worn thin for Dean and I. We knew we needed a new challenge. The idea for a place for those who love adventure & the outdoors to recharge from the stresses of everyday life was born on a day spent in the mountains. The search was on to find the perfect spot! In 2018 after much searching across Europe we stumbled upon Geufron Farm, in the south of the Snowdonia National Park. Despite its sorry state at the time, instantly it just felt right. We always knew we had A LOT of work to do to breathe new life into The Old Farmhouse & Barns. Little did we know driving towards Bryncrug on a dark evening in 2020 as the new owners that just a few weeks later the whole of the UK would go into lockdown & our dream of opening our 5 beautiful farm properties to guests would be halted. What a time to buy a hospitality business! We could have crumbled but instead, we upped the budget and ripped out & renovated even more than we had first planned. Think Escape to the Chateau ... but on a farm, in Wales. Our friends must have thought we were off our rocker, but we knew that this special place deserved a really special overhaul. We finally opened to guests in July 2020. When we read reviews & hear what an amazing, & much needed, holiday they have had, we know it was absolutely the right thing! There you have it. Now you know our...

The Cowshed is a cosy, versatile cottage perfect for families or groups seeking space, comfort and stunning valley views. Ideal for guests with dogs looking for a countryside retreat. SLEEPS: - Up to 5 guests: 1 king bedroom, 1 triple bunk bedroom (full-size single beds stacked; lowest bunk floor-level ideal for young children, max 18 stone) KITCHEN: - Open-plan kitchen with induction hob, oven & grill - Dishwasher, separate under-counter fridge & freezer - Microwave, toaster, kettle, teapot & cafetière - Plates, cutlery, utensils, pans and glasses provided LIVING & DINING: - Open-plan living space with log burner - Smart TV & Alexa - Dining table with seating for 5 BATHROOMS: - King bedroom ensuite: bath with shower over, WC, sink - Bunk bedroom ensuite: shower, WC, sink - Towels, shower gel and hand wash provided OUTSIDE: - Fenced garden with slate chippings and grass - Doors from bedroom and kitchen open directly into garden - Outdoor table & seating, BBQ stand - Stunning views across the valley DOG FRIENDLY: - Up to 4 house-trained dogs welcome (25 pounds per dog per stay, payable to owner) - Enclosed dog play field nearb - Doggy code applies (including no dogs on beds) - Dog-friendly beaches, hillside trails and local pub nearby PRACTICALITIES: - Free on-site parking for 2 cars within fenced garden - Shared pay-as-you-go EV charger available in main farmyard - WiFi provided A 100 pound refundable good housekeeping deposit applies. Payable direct to owner upon booking.

WHAT’S THE AREA LIKE? Geufron Farm is perfectly placed for outdoor adventures with your dog. Step out to waymarked trails, fields, and valleys. From mountains to sea, the landscape offers something for all ages. WHERE’S THE NEAREST PUB? The dog-friendly Peniarth Arms is a 15-minute stroll across the fields, serving great food, a proper pint, and a warm welcome for muddy boots and waggy tails. Most local pubs, restaurants, and attractions welcome dogs. WHAT ABOUT THE COAST? Tywyn (10 mins) and Aberdyfi (15 mins) are perfect for sandy walks, boat trips, and fish & chips. We’ll share our favourite quiet beaches in our guidebook. Further afield, visit Barmouth, Fairbourne, Dolgellau, Aberystwyth, and Harlech. ARE THERE GOOD WALKS NEARBY? Plenty! Stroll to Bryncrug and along the river to Tywyn. Explore woodland at Ynysmaengwyn, waterfalls at Dolgoch, and endless coastal paths. Mountain lovers will enjoy Cadair Idris, just 15 minutes away. ANYTHING FOR ADVENTURE-SEEKERS? Yes! Dyfi Bike Park has world-class trails. Visit the Dyfi Osprey Project, Corris Caverns, or ride the Talyllyn Railway. For something special, book one of our alpaca experiences. Q: CAN WE TAKE THE DOG ON THE TALYLLYN RAILWAY? A: Yes, dogs are welcome. Q: WHAT’S THE CORRIS CRAFT CENTRE LIKE? A: Hands-on workshops, local crafts, unique gifts, and Dyfi Gin. Q. CAN WE MEET THE ALPACAS? A: Yes, pre-booking essential. Q: ARE THERE FAMILY-FRIENDLY MOUNTAINS NEARBY? A: Cadair Idris is ideal, and we can suggest routes for all abilities. Q: CAN WE SEE WILDLIFE? A: Spot Red Kites, ospreys, dolphins, and alpacas. Q: ARE THERE CAVES TO EXPLORE? A: Yes, Corris Caverns. ARE YOU ON THE MACH LOOP? A: Yes, military jets can be seen passing nearby. Q. ​WHO’S IT BEST FOR? Couples, families, and solo travellers — especially dog owners. Swap screens for skies, pavements for pawprints, and everyday routines for extraordinary adventures.