See our hints and tips for learning some Welsh while you are on holiday at Afonwen Farm.
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Warm welcome for the Eisteddfod
The 2023 Eisteddfod is taking place at Boduan, just outside Pwllheli, this week. Our great displays outside the farm are providing a warm welcome for everyone!
Find out more and get tickets on the Eisteddfod web site.
Wet Warrior Christian camp
We are delighted to welcome the Wet Warrior Christian Camp to Afonwen Farm.
We hope they have a great time and enjoy the wonderful North Wales countryside.
Railway sign returns
We are now proud owners of the original 1950s cast iron vintage railway sign! Back in its real home at Afonwen.
Ramblers start from Afonwen Farm
Croeso – we recently welcomed the Rhodwyr Llyn Ramblers for a 6 mile walk, starting from Afonwen Farm.
The ramblers found the beach area near Afonwen very interesting.
Paramotoring from the farm
Welcome back to Paul Haxby and the Paramotors. What a great photo of Paul flying above the farm in June 2023…!
December 2020 / January 2021
Thank you all for your kind messages over Christmas, hope to see you again at Afonwen Farm in 2021.
December 2020 – Closed due to lockdown
January 2021 – Closed until Easter. Taking bookings for the Summer Season 2021.
Take care and keep safe!
October / November 2020
Major works taking place here over the next few weeks. Network Rail are renewing the sea defences near the farm, keeping us safe for another few years!
Harvesting maize
Winter sheep grazing, arriving today.
Summer 2020 at Afonwen
Despite the COVID situation we have had chance, in summer 2020, to enjoy the beauty of our location.
Some lovely weather helped with the harvest.
We had some time for lovely evening walks.
And we even saw a rare white hare crossing our land!
Looking forward to March
Swn y Don Caravan Park
Our newly expanded Touring Caravan Park opens for the season on March 1st!
The touring caravan season will be 1st March – October 31st. It is just three minutes to the beach from our site. Seasonal pitches are available – call us at the farmhouse for more details.
March highlights
Lambing
St Davids Day
Mothers Day weekend breaks
January & February 2019 news
Happy New Year from Afonwen Farm
January
31/12/18 New Years Eve Fireworks Display
02/01/19 Bird Ringing in the reed beds
05/01/19 Daffodils, Snowdrops, Primrose, Catkins in bloom
12/01/19 Tree felling on the drive at Afonwen Farm
25/01/19 Santes Dwynwen Day – Welsh Patron Saint of Love
25/01/19 Farm Breakfast FUW Bryncir Market
26/01/19 Farm Breakfast Crugan Farm, Llanbedrog
29/01/19 Welcome Porthdinllaen Young Farmers Club Pool Party Night!
February
05/02/19 Chinese New Year , Year of the Pig
14/02/19 Valentines Day, Weekend Breaks available
22/02/19 to 29/02/19 Half Term holidays, Winter sheep lambing