Autumn Stays at Tan Y Bryn Glamping
Autumn in North Wales just hits differently. The roads get quieter, the hills turn shades of gold and orange, the evenings draw in, and suddenly sitting in a hot tub with a drink in hand feels even better than it did in summer. At Tan Y Bryn Glamping, autumn isn't the end of the season. It's one of our favourite times to stay.
Hot tubs were made for autumn
There’s something about stepping outside into crisp autumn air and straight into your own private hot tub.
Our pods give you your own space to switch off, slow down and enjoy the views across the North Wales countryside. As the sun goes down, get the bubbles on, pour yourself something nice and settle in for the evening. No schedules. No rushing around. Just a proper escape.
North Wales without the summer crowds
Summer gets plenty of attention, but autumn is a brilliant time to explore North Wales.
Take a walk along Llandudno Promenade, head up the Great Orme, spend an afternoon/evening wandering around Conwy, or make the most of the changing scenery with a drive through Eryri (Snowdonia). And when the weather decides not to cooperate? That’s a perfectly good excuse for a long lunch, a trip to the shops or heading back to your pod early.
Crisp mornings, cosy evenings
Autumn stays don't need to be packed with plans. Wake up slowly, make a coffee and enjoy the countryside before deciding what you actually feel like doing that day. Explore somewhere new, find a local pub for lunch, do a bit of shopping or simply stay put. Then it's back to Tan Y Bryn as the evening draws in. Hot tub on. Comfy clothes on. Phone on Do Not Disturb. That sounds like a holiday to us.
Make a weekend of it 🍁
Whether you're looking for a spontaneous couple of nights away, celebrating something special or just need a break from everyday life, autumn is the perfect excuse to escape to North Wales. We have selected dates still available throughout autumn, including some last-minute availability.
Fancy an autumn escape? Book your stay at Tan Y Bryn Glamping and see North Wales at one of its best times of year.