General Information
Bala is a small lakeside town in the Snowdonia National Park. Set amidst beautiful natural surroundings, it offers plenty of variety for the holiday maker. The town itself is situated on the shore of Llyn Tegid - Bala Lake, Wales's largest natural lake, and is surrounded by three mountains, The Berwyn, The Arans, and the Arrenig, all with a network of footpaths leading to their summits. The areas most beautiful and breathtaking scenery can only be found by exploring the narrow country lanes by car or foot. The lilt of the Welsh Language can still be heard on the toungues of the local people and where the warmth of genuine Welsh Welcome is extended to all visitors. Bryn Melyn Farm, is situated 1 and a half miles from Bala , near the foot of the Arennig Mountain.

Accommodation
The farmhouse offers accommodation in the form of 2 doubles and one twin , all centrally heated. All bedrooms have wash basins. 2 seperate bathrooms are available for all guests.

There is a TV lounge available for guests to relax after their evening meal.

A hearty Welsh breakfast starts off the day , to return later in the evening for a welcome, home cooked 4 course evening meal.

A warm welcome, together with he beutiful views, of the surrounding country side guarantee that your holiday here will be thoroughly enjoyable , a true home from home. Sorry, bo pets.Winner of the 1988 British Farm Holiday Award

Directions
Take the Bala to Porthmadog Road (A4212). Turn left by the sign ' Rhyduchaf',continue until you reach the chapel. Turn right. Second farm on the right.