Days Out & Things To Do
5 Reasons To Visit The Trefeddian This Summer
There is so much to see and do in the local area. Take a look to see what's on offer.
Top 5 Days Out by Train
The Trefeddian Hotel sits alongside the Cambrian Coast mainline. Voted one of Britain’s most scenic railway journeys, the line travels from Shrewsbury towards the west coast of Wales.
Pawsome Days Out
Aberdovey is the pawfect stomping ground for man’s best friend. Explore some of the best dog-friendly places the area has to offer, from pawsome walks, to the pawfect dog-friendly attractions.
Celebrating National Parks Week
This week, we celebrate...
Rain, Rain, Don’t Go Away - Stay & Play Another Day
Adorn your raincoat, your wellie bobs and splash in those puddles with a refreshing walk along the stunning Mawddach estuary.
Spring Has Sprung
Enjoy the breath-taking scenery as you travel to the Trefeddian for your well-deserved spring break. The daffodils are in full bloom and litter the verges like rays of sunlight, with lambs bouncing gleefully in the fields.
Have A Flippin' Lovely Day
February means pancakes! It's a month that signifies winter coming to an end as the skies become clearer, warmer weather appears and buds show on trees.
It’s a time of quiet reflection and future planning, and there’s no better place to ponder than in the tranquillity of Aberdyfi and the relaxing atmosphere of the Trefeddian.
Things To Do This Half Term
February can bring winter sunshine and frosty bright days, or cold blustery showers where you need to wrap up warm. Whatever the weather, we hope this will give you some ideas to fill your day and create happy half-term memories for all ages.
What's On This Winter
Find out what's on when you visit us this winter.
Embracing October Half Term
October Half Term can paint a bleak picture of miserable damp days and bored children. But that needn’t be the case with a stay at the Trefeddian. There is plenty to do for the whole family - from teeny tiny ones, to grumpy teens - and even better when you don’t even need to leave the front door to keep them entertained.