Romantic Cabin Retreat • Outdoor Bath, North Wales

Escape to The Pig Hut at Tan Y Graig Retreat — a cosy eco hideaway in the Berwyn Mountains with stunning Dee Valley views. Once a farm shelter, now a snug retreat with outdoor bath, eco ethanol fire, Roku TV, Wi-Fi, and organic touches. A short 2-min walk from parking, set on a working farm with chickens, sheep, and ponies (please don’t feed them). Dog-friendly, with optional extras like hampers, towels, and laundry. A peaceful, authentic Welsh countryside escape. The space The Pig Hut is a beautifully converted farm shelter, designed with comfort and character in mind. Inside, you’ll find: • A snug double bed with quality linens • Eco-ethanol fire for cosy evenings • Equipped kitchenette with hob, fridge, kettle, and essentials • Modern shower room with fluffy towels provided • Smart Roku TV and Wi-Fi Outside, relax in the private outdoor bath, enjoy mountain views from the seating area, or stargaze on clear nights. Guest access Guests have full private access to The Pig Hut, including the outdoor bath and seating area. Parking is available nearby and free— please note, you cannot park directly outside the hut. It’s just a short 2-minute walk along a path to reach your cosy retreat Other things to note Please be mindful that the hut is on a working smallholding with horses and chickens nearby. • Additional towels are available for £5 each (to cover laundry). • Dressing gowns can be provided for £10 on request. • In very cold weather, the outdoor bath taps may be turned off to prevent freezing. An alternative mixer tap with hose is provided to keep your soak going. • For fire safety, the meeting point in case of emergency is by the pond in the main garden. • We encourage eco-friendly living: recycling facilities, eco-cleaning products, and energy-efficient systems are in place. ⸻ Pet Package 🐾 We welcome one well-behaved dog (or small pet) to join you on your stay at The Pig Hut for an additional charge of £30 per stay. Our Pet Package includes: • A cosy blanket for your furry friend • A feeding and water bowl • A few tasty treats to make them feel at home • Waste bags for your convenience Please note: • Pets are not allowed on the bed or furniture. • An additional cleaning charge is included in the package to ensure the hut remains spotless for all guests. • The outdoor space is perfect for fresh-air strolls, but as we are a smallholding with horses and chickens, we kindly ask pets to be kept under control at all times. This way, both you and your companion can enjoy a relaxing countryside escape. Tan Y Graig Retreat – Area Welcome to Tan Y Graig Retreat. Nestled in the Berwyn Mountains above Corwen, our retreat offers peace, nature, and a gateway to some of North Wales’ best-loved towns, walks, and attractions. This guide is here to help you discover the area — whether you’re looking for adventure, history, or a cosy spot to eat. ⸻ Practical Information • Emergency Services: Dial 999 • Nearest Doctor: Corwen Health Centre, LL21 0DP • Pharmacy: Boots, Corwen High Street • Dentist: Corwen Dental Practice • Supermarkets: Spar (Corwen, 5 mins), Aldi/Lidl/Tesco (Ruthin, 20 mins) • Post Office: Corwen High Street • Cash Machine: Spar, Corwen ⸻ Walks & Nature • Corwen Riverside Walk – A gentle stroll along the River Dee. • Caer Drewyn Hillfort – Historic hilltop walk with panoramic views. • Llangar Chapel – 15th-century riverside chapel with original wall paintings. • Faint Sculptures, Corwen Forest – Hidden woodland art trail. • Bala Lake (Llyn Tegid) – Lakeside trails and mountain views. ⸻ Eating & Drinking Pubs & Restaurants • Tan-y-Bont Restaurant – Cosy riverside spot for hearty meals. • Red Lion Pub – Classic country pub with character. • Pale Hall Hotel & Restaurant – Fine dining in a grand country house. • The Grouse Inn, Carrog – Local ales and hearty food. • The Berwyn Arms, Glyndyfrdwy – A favourite for Sunday lunch. Takeaways • Corwen Fish & Chip Shop – Traditional chippy in town. • Corwen Indian – Local favourite for curries. • Chinese Takeaway, Corwen High Street – Classic dishes to enjoy at the hut. Cafés & Breakfast Spots • County Cooks Café, Corwen – Famous for its breakfasts. • Yum Yums Café, Corwen – Homemade cakes and light lunches. • The Old Wives’ Tales, Corwen – Fresh coffee and bakes. ⸻ Attractions & Activities • Corwen Steam Train – Heritage trains running from Corwen to Llangollen. • Pontcysyllte Aqueduct – UNESCO World Heritage site, “Stream in the Sky.” • Zip World (Fforest/Quarry) – Adrenaline zip-wire adventures. • Bala Adventure & Watersports Centre – Kayaking, paddleboarding, sailing. • The Emporium, Corwen – Antiques and quirky local finds. • Yoga Classes – Available locally; ask your host for details. • Chirk Castle & Gardens (NT) – History and beautiful grounds. • Snowdonia National Park – A short drive for mountain adventures. ⸻ Local Shops & Produce • Rhug Estate Farm Shop – Organic meats, deli and takeaway. • Corwen High Street – Butcher, bakery, Spar and small independents. • Corwen Market (weekly) – Fresh produce and local stalls Days Out (Within 20 Minutes) Ruthin – A historic market town: • Ruthin Castle & gardens • Ruthin Gaol museum • Ruthin Craft Centre (art & workshops) • Independent shops and boutiques • Local cafés and restaurants • Market (Thursdays) Bala – Surrounded by mountains and famous for Llyn Tegid (Bala Lake): • Watersports: kayaking, paddleboarding, sailing • Lakeside walks and picnic spots • Bala Adventure & Watersports Centre • Cafés and shops in the town Llangollen – A lively riverside town full of character: • Llangollen Steam Railway – Heritage train journeys through the Dee Valley • Horse-drawn Canal Boats – A unique way to travel the canal • Pontcysyllte Aqueduct – World-famous “Stream in the Sky,” a UNESCO site • Llangollen Bridge & Riverside Walks – Picturesque and historic • Castell Dinas Brân – Hilltop castle ruins with sweeping views • Independent shops, tearooms and restaurants • Annual International Eisteddfod – Celebrated music and cultural festival (July)