Spent 5 nights here as a couple with 2 kids and a dog. Can’t fault the accommodation of Cefn Coed. 7 minutes from the local town of Dolgellau. The on site shop has a lot of your amenities you need, along with the side bar which do amazing woodfried pizza nights. Located at the foot off the Mawddach Trail this place offered a full wild camping experience. We opted for the non electrical large tent pitch’s at the foot of the campsite, but would love to visit again and have one of their forest pitch’s for a fully immersed wild camping experience. The estuary is beautiful which leads up to the sea mouth over looking Barmouth. A truly stunning place and Adrian his daughter and communal offered a lot of local knowledge and helped us find key places for wild swims and waterfalls. Would definitely visit again.

I only gave the WiFi a 1 star as I never really needed it nor did I know if there was any lol.
Although this didn’t bother myself the communal showers and toilets weren’t a hit with the tribe for nothing more than comfortability.
The lower tent picths for pegging was a bit of a challenge as we hit stone or slate of every attempt so I would just advise bringing a few extra pegs.

New small bar and pizza on offering this site is so quiet and relaxing with beautiful surroundings the forest camping is as specially pretty with lovely mountain views the toilet/ shower block is kept really clean

Not really a dislike but having to take your rubbish home is a bit of a pain

Beautiful environment, pitches are good distance from each other, so people can have privacy. On site Bar and food available which makes it unique.

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Absolutely what we've been looking for.
Wild Camping at its best!

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Large site with a good selection of woodland or field pitches. The site is perfectly situated for many local things to do, with both Barmouth and Dolgellau worth visiting.

Only 4 toilets, 2 dish washing and 3 showers for such a large site. There is quite a trek from the field pitches to the loo, don't leave it till the last minute folks. I selected stay again, but probably not in peak season

What a campsite - stunning location with goergeous walks right on your doorstep. Ancient woodland, Estuary, coast and mountains.

The staff on site are a wonderful buch - always happy to give tips on where to go walking, swimming etc...

Great selection of beers at the bar - clean modern showers.

Literally nothing.

The location of this site is absolutely beautiful, set amongst the trees with a backdrop of mountains. A short walk to the stream that runs down to the estuary offered endless fun.
The staff were welcoming, chatty and very helpful.
Wood fired pizza, charcuterie board and delicious cocktails all added to the joy of this place.

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Was amazing out of the way and very peaceful, staff were really nice and the horses were nice to see in morning was great

The rain 😂 but was still in a great setting

Described as "wild camping", the pitches were spread out on a hill throughout woodland and in a couple of meadows, so it did feel like it, but there were 3 showers and 4 toilets with basins, plus some communal washing up sinks. The facilities were well-kept, although we were there at peak Summer holiday period so the limited water supply struggled on a couple of occasions. There was also a pop-up bar and Thai food being served in the evenings.

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We had an absolutely amazing stay here last week. They have lots of great pitches for tents & camper vans at affordable prices. The toilet/shower block was lovely & clean. The Thai food was incredible, the best green curry I’ve ever had!
The bar is a lovely addition too, all run by very lovely people.
The location is great, as it’s close to lots of activities we wanted to do. I just wish we could have stayed longer!

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