About this property
Oh, what a view - and oh, what a setting. This glamping pod sits proudly on its own little hillock with fantastic views all the way down the Dyfi Valley. A 0.25 mile riverside walk brings you to the village pub and cafe.
Set on its own elevated hillock, this beautiful glamping pod offers the most picturesque and inspirational of settings to relax in southern Snowdonia countryside. Located on a working farm with woodland, walks and trails, including a 0.25 riverside walk to the village cafe and pub that serves great food and drink. Plenty of attractions and activities nearby, from a world renowned mountain biking centre to steam railways, market towns and beaches. Not to mention the majestic Snowdonia peaks, Zip World and Bounce Below.
Size – sleeps two.
Beds – one double plus one double sofa bed. If you require the sofa bed for an additional guest or two - please contact or inform us at time of booking. There will be an additional cost of £20 per night.
Rooms – living area with sofa, dining area, kitchenette and bedroom area. Separate shower room with shower, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail.
Kitchenette and utilities – includes an induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, kettle, toaster and all the necessary crockery, cutlery and utensils.
Entertainment – DVD player and screen in living area. Wi-fi not included. Mobile signal is not guaranteed on all networks, but there is usually a strong EE coverage, including 4G.
Outside – enclosed patio area with picnic table to enjoy far reaching views down the Dyfi Valley. Charcoal BBQ also provided.
Parking – plenty of parking space - please be aware that there is a short incline from the parking area to the Pod.
General – bed linen, towels and tea towels provided. Pod is located on a working farm - please ensure young children are supervised at all times. Welcome pack on arrival includes tea, coffee, sugar, milk, and cake or biscuits.
Pets – no pets.
Notes – no smoking inside. You may need to pay an Accidental Damage Deposit or Accidental Damage Deposit Waiver for this property. Where applicable we will contact you in good time before your holiday with further details and to take payment.
Nearby points of interest
- Centre for Alternative Technology
- Snowdonia National Park
Reviews (20)
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Mr Hesketh
Beautiful small cabin with everything you could need inside. Set in beautiful location with more than enough places to explore and experience nearby.
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Miss Jones
Absolutely lovely place! My partner and I booked it for a holiday get away and we weren’t disappointed. Close enough to drive to Snowdon, far away enough to enjoy the mountain view’s! The little town is superb, honestly couldn’t recommend this place enough. Let’s not get started on the Hot Tub… I wish I could have brought it home with me!
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Miss Ferguson
My partner and I had a fantastic 5 night stay at Caban Clyd in July 2023. The views were beautiful in every direction and there are a wide range of walks available right on the doorstep. The location is quiet and private but with local amenities just a 5 minute walk away. There is a lovely pub in the village called Y Llew Coch (The Red Lion) which we went to often for food - delicious, hearty meals (especially the Sunday roast!) and very friendly staff and locals. The pod itself is extremely cosy and very well equipped, and the hot tub was lovely after a long day of walking. Though we didn't meet Elen herself, we met her friendly husband who worked on the farm next door and we knew we could contact Elen for anything we might need. For those who enjoy a good climb but do not want the crowds of Snowden, we recommend Aran Fawdwwy (10min drive from Caban Clyd) - it is a difficult hike but stunningly beautiful and very quiet. We only saw 3 other hikers all day! All in all, we had a really lovely visit at Caban Clyd and would love to return in the future. Thanks Elen for having us :)