Bryn Meurig Bach

Bryn Meurig Bach is one of six treehouses available to our guests on this site.  Please be aware that pressing "Book" reserves one of these six properties, and means that you will be allocated one of these equally beautiful treehouses based on availability and suitability.  This is so that we can make sure that your family has a stay that's out of this world!

Description

Deep in a wooded valley in the heart of Mid Wales, buried in the branches of ancient oaks, you'll find Bryn Meurig Bach, accommodating two adults and up to three children comfortably in its log frame.  This treehouse experience will not disappoint.  This is no cabin in the trees, this is a genuine, traditional treehouse, constructed into the trunks of the native broadleaved woodland with walkways and staircases designed to emulate the rural landscape. 

Bryn Meurig Bach allows you to experience the vibrancy and energy of the woodland whilst also offering a timber retreat for peace and relaxation.  These treehouses are nestled into the valley, but beyond them, the undulating mountains of Mid Wales loom large, offering adventures and opportunities, history and culture among their folds.

A ride on the Talyllyn Railway will take you to the coast at Tywyn for a day at the beach, or get off at Dolgoch to visit one of Wales' most beautiful waterfalls, etching its way through moss and lichen.

A stay in this ancient kingdom, full of myth and legend of king and saint, of pure mountain air and quiet sentience is sure to leave you refreshed and truly invigorated.

Interior & Facilities 

Each one of these chic tree shelters sleep four - two adults on a hand built wooden double bed, and two children in built in bunk beds.  There is an optional day bed for a third child available.  All beds have views over the woodland from large windows, allowing for star gazing and bird spotting well into the night.  The living space is big enough for a family stay, and cosy enough for a couple, with cooking and washing up facilities, comfortable seating and dining areas, and a central wood-burning stove providing a sepia glow over this simple existence.  The shower can be found under the structure, and the compost toilet is on its own platform nearby.  Rope bridges, spiral staircases, tree hammocks and streams also add to the experience, allowing the kids and the big kids an amazing, serene experience between the branches.