Hollow Oak Glamping

Abergele, Conwy, Wales

Hollow Oak Glamping is set within a working family farm which includes a herd of pedigree Charolais cattle and an assortment of sheep, goats, hens and ducks. Rheon grew up on the farm and now lives here with his family (Lucy and three teenage children). The Grade II listed 16th-century Welsh farmhouse, Brynffanigl Uchaf, stands out in the local landscape because of its tall, white chimneys. Our two bespoke wood cabins are nestled below the farm under the gaze of a centuries-old Oaktree. The tree has a large hollow bottom which has been the focus of many childhood games including how many people can fit in the hole, which is rather a lot! Hence the name Hollow Oak Glamping to reflect the history of the farm and its connection to nature. We believe the Oaktree could tell some fascinating tales! The farm has links to a medieval Welsh Lord, Ednefyd Fychan, known as the ‘Lord of Brynffanigl' whose descendants began the Tudor royal dynasty.

Contact: +447780701553