Gwersyllfa Pant Onnen Lakeside Campsite

Alan Rogers Review of Gwersyllfa Pant Onnen Lakeside Campsite

Gwersyllfa Pant Onnen Lakeside Campsite is in the spectacular setting of the southern shores of Lake Bala, near the town of Bala in North Wales. This idyllic and secluded base is an excellent choice for a quiet getaway or fun filled adventures in in the great outdoors. Spend your days on the lake with your kayak, sailing, fishing and paddle boarding. In the evenings, enjoy the incredible sunsets over the beautiful mountain while you sit around a campfire, reminiscing on your adventures. The site is also located in an International Dark Sky Reserve. The remoteness of rural Wales means little light pollution, so make sure to look at the stars at night. You will be in awe. The site has 50 grass touring pitches with electric hook-up point. There are also 3 shepherd’s huts available to hire.

The small market town of Bala is just 3 miles away and provides shops, restaurants, leisure and water sports centres, bars and takeaways. A narrow- gauge railway from Llanuwchllyn to Bala runs to the rear of the site and the Llangower Halt station is within easy walking distance. The National White-Water Centre, (5 miles) offers fantastic white water rafting adventures.

Facilities at Gwersyllfa Pant Onnen Lakeside Campsite

The toilet block has showers (charged), washbasins and WC’s. Accessible facilities. Family shower cubicles (charged). Hairdryer. Shaver point. Baby Room. Dish Washing Area. Electric Hook-ups. Laundry with Washing Machine. Chemical Toilet Point. Freezer for Ice Packs. Campfires allowed. Direct access to lake side. Boat launch. Dogs welcome.

• Accommodation to Rent
• Bar Nearby
• Fishing Nearby
• Glamping
• Nature
• Outdoor
• Sailing Nearby
• Shop Nearby
• Small Site

Accessibility

• Accessible shower
• Accessible WC

Directions to Gwersyllfa Pant Onnen Lakeside Campsite

From the A5 at Corwen take the A494 in the direction of Druid, Bethel and Bala. In Bala turn left to join the B4391. After crossing the lake bridge turn right onto the D4403. The site is then on the right off this road. All caravans and towing vehicles need to approach the site from the Bala end of the lake as the access is narrow if coming from Llanuwchllyn.