Wales' highest waterfall, an enchanting natural temple nestling in the Berwyn Mountains in Wales - with cafe and B&B!
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Feb 6, 2025
Go if you want a parking fine even though paid! Parked and paid £5 and was still fined by scamming artists Parking Eye, even though provided evidence of payment by card and the parking ticket though …Full review by cherylfbiggs
Dec 20, 2024
Always wanted to see this waterfall, it was beautiful however I won't be back as the parkingeye carpark was empty the first parking machine was broken and the second one had no network, so now being…Full review by Marcus Barringt... B
Nov 25, 2024
Fantastic although did not park in car park as it was icy and they hadn't gritted it, parked down the road alittle. The cafe and toilets were also closed.Full review by Leah S
We are planning to visit just wondering if this place good for babies with buggy
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There is an option to visit the base of the Waterfall without the climb. I don't think it is suitable for a buggy. You could buy I think it would be difficult.
How do-able would it be to get to the waterfall with young children? I’ve read in most reviews the walks are difficult but not sure if ‘the walks’ are for scenery which my 3 & 4 year old wouldn’t be much interested in, or to get to the actual waterfall. Basically I’d like to take the kids for a little paddle :D
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Easy access at the bottom you’ll have no trouble at all with your young ones
Has anyone stayed in the Chalet at Pistyll Rheadar?
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Yes. We stayed there twice. Both over Christmas/new year. Probably 10 years + ago. The accommodation itself wasn’t what you’d call luxurious (really needed updating but Phil may …
Yes. We stayed there twice. Both over Christmas/new year. Probably 10 years + ago. The accommodation itself wasn’t what you’d call luxurious (really needed updating but Phil may well have done that now) but being wrapped up in snuggly blankets, in the rocking chairs on the balcony, watching the snow fall was heavenly. Only reason we’ve not done it since was we ended up moving from London to the next village! If you are going to stay, in my opinion the depths of winter are your best bet as it’s sadly carnage up there during the summer months. Far too many people.
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