The ShowMan’s Wagon sits within the grounds of Coed Cae (“wooded field”) B&B.

The sign on the gate, a lovely bit of oak to give you a flavour of what awaits inside.

The wagon sits within a small west-facing fenced and slate-topped enclosure overlooking the Mawddach estuary with parking for 1 car a short distance away.  Within the fenced area there is an outdoor table with parasol and log stools; perfect for breakfast al fresco or a  cheeky sun-downer.

A new addition to the outdoor seating is the “Waltzer Chair“, a repurposed ride carriage from Blackpool Pleasure Beach.

There are additional deck-chairs and sun loungers in the log-shed, where a washing line, shelving for extra storage space, and recycling facilities can also be found. A gas fired barbeque is also available to help you make the most of those long summer evenings.

There is a covered boot-rack next to the back door, and covered storage (part of the log-shed) with a washing line and hooks for  jackets, wetsuits etc. There are additional deck-chairs and sun loungers here, along the refuse and recycling facilities.  A gas fired barbeque is also available to help you make the most of those long summer evenings.

This ghost-train character sits at the bottom of the staircase.

A vintage fairground sign on the boot-rack. Cheap at twice the price.

A red metal rose adds a splash of colour to the fence-line

When the real Tawny owls who live in a box just up the hill are not around, then this chap will keep you company

Ceramic daffodil; a year round reminder that you are in Wales.

The Wagon sits in the grounds of Coed Cae B&B

The Little Top provides a quirky single bed-space next to the Wagon