Prysgoed
Prysgoed
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A view of the hills from the beach
Things to do
Some Interesting Places to Visit
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TY SIAMAS is a unique ground breaking development creating an exciting journey through the history of folk music using modern technology and multi media presentations.
It is the perfect location for performers with recording facilities, a rehearsal room and an Auditorium for live performances. It is a tourist attraction and provides a location for workshops as well as being a valuable learning resource for school children and groups of all kinds. There is also be a cafe/bar and shop on the premises.Just 10 miles away at Dolgellau it is well worth a visit.

Golf was first played at Aberdovey in 1886 and the links have been developed in to one of the finest championship courses in Wales. The club is situated at the mouth of the Dovey Estuary and nestles between the Cambrian Mountain range and the coastal dunes of the Aberdovey Beach.
Rebuilt in 1997 after a disastrous fire, the club boasts some of the best golfing facilities to be found in Wales. The club and staff have an enviable reputation for offering a warm and friendly welcome. This is extended to visitors and members alike, both on the course and in the clubhouse

Corris Craft Centre
(incorporating King Aurthurs Labyrinth)
Celebrating 25 Years 1982 - 2007 Corris Craft Centre, near to Machynlleth in Mid Wales, comprises ten individual and very different Craft workshops each housing talented Crafters producing a range of hand-crafted and unique products. Products range from traditional, rustic and contemporary. Visitors to the Craft Centre will see the Crafters at work and can buy directly from them. The perfect place for very special, yet slightly unusual, items for your home and gifts for others.
Narrow gauge railway just 5 minutes away, with special events frequently throughout the tourist season.
Snowdonia National Park in Wales ..... a unique area of outstanding natural beauty.
What is there to see and do in Snowdonia.
Prysgoed
Celynin Road
Llwyngwril
Gwynedd
LL37 2JD
01341250905
info@prysgoed.co.uk
meeting 3 star standards
Local Pony Trekking
Portmerion
The hidden, picturesque village in the Italian style where the TV show "The Prisoner" was filmed.
Walking locally
For an exhilarating half-day's pleasure with stunning views of sea- and mountainscape:
From Fairbourne, just 2 miles away, take the Fairbourne and Barmouth miniature railway to Porth Penrhyn and join the ferry to Barmouth. You could enjoy some time here, maybe have some lunch in one of the many fine restaurants or continue on. Walk from Barmouth to Morfa Mawddach along the toll footbridge, a mostly timber structure of 113 spans plus two steel spans over the bed of the river, (if you encounter a train during the crossing - don't worry, the bridge always vibrates!). From Morfa Mawddach, walk, or take the train, back to Fairbourne. The walk can be joined at any intermediate point, or taken in any direction.
Walkers welcome grading acheived.
See the village website - What's On - page for more local events
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