The Waltzer Chair is a great setting for your sun-downer or early morning coffee
The Waltzer Chair; a Blackpool Pleasure Beach cast-off
The Little Top
The Little Top provides a quirky single bed-space next to the Wagon
The Little Top next to the Wagon
The Wagon sits in the grounds of Coed Cae B&B
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The sign on the gate, a lovely bit of oak to give you a flavour of what awaits inside.
When the real Tawny owls who live in a box just up the hill are not around, then this chap will keep you company
This ghost-train character sits at the bottom of the staircase.
Ceramic daffodil; a year round reminder that you are in Wales.
A red metal rose adds a splash of colour to the fence-line
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A vintage fairground sign on the boot-rack. Cheap at twice the price.
The ShowMan’s Wagon from the top of the meadow.
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An old Fairground ShowBoat sign on the meadow gate
All the fun of the fair: vintage sign on the fence.
The pull-out section of the lounge; perfect on a good day or when the weather takes a turn
The centerpiece of the lounge.
Looking into the corner of the lounge. There is a wall mounted smart TV along with a BluRay player and docking station.
Some of the lounge lighting options
The oak kitchen cabinet shelves during reconstruction
Bedroom curtain rail
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The bedroom catching a little of the late afternoon sun
The Kitchen window faces west into the afternoon sunshine
The diner has a bright circus-poster decor
The loo is tucked in next to the shower cubicle
The bathroom sink
Kitchen pots
Artwork in the bedroom
Bedroom details
The kitchen shelf
Oak chopping board and oak & slate pan rest
An antique standard lamp
Mirror, mirror, on the wall…..
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The Wagon overlooks the Mawddach Estuary with Barmouth Bridge and the sea in the very far distance.
Old Tea Box
Ty Bach: the little house
The ShowMan’s Wagon offers pet-friendly self-catering accommodation for up to four in a renovated 1950’s fairground travelling-van overlooking the Mawddach Estuary near Dolgellau in the southern reaches of the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales.
Sleeping up to four between a double bed, a fold out small single in the lounge and the “Little Top” micro-caravan, the centrally-heated van also boasts a lounge with log-burner, a bathroom with loo, sink and shower, and a galley kitchen with dining area. The entire living space of the Wagon covers approximately 33 square metres. Outside, a small-enclosed garden faces the estuary and forms the perfect spot for the first coffee of the morning or a cheeky sun-downer after the day’s adventures.