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Corwen looked to be a very interesting old town but we were staying there for an event about 10 miles away so did not have much chance to look round. There is clearly a great deal of interest and scenic beauty in and around this area.

Ideal for those who like to ramble. Walks both around the town and country.Friendly local people who were happy to help us with directions. Although the small town was a little run down there were plenty of take away places for food and a very friendly restaurant ' The old wives tale 'which served us an excellent meal reasonably priced.Many other places of interest are just a short car journey away including the aqua duct on the Llangollen canal. Just a tip for these times ensure you book any trips on line as you may find them full as numbers were reduced.

Corwen is a small town so not heaps to do but it’s a nice place to have as a base to travel around from. The cottage we stayed at was lovely and made our trip. The Rugh estate was nice we had a lovely meal there and a muddy walk around the farm. The farm shop is amazing.

A quiet town. Locals are friendly & helpful. Lots of nice walks, with views of the surrounding countryside, from the car parks in the town. Car parking isn’t cheap and the public toilets currently cost 30 pence a visit. Be sure to have the correct monies as no change was given from the machines (parking or toilet door), as at January 2020.

Great base camp area. We visited Llangollen one day, bala lake another ... third day Ruthin. We could of spent the whole time cooking and recharging locally but we had such good weather for the end of October we had to venture out. Local Butchers and produce was very very tasty! My pooch loved meeting Barney the resident spaniel.

A small town but with plenty of pubs and facilities. Great restaurant called "The Old Wives Tales" Great walks from the town and once the station is finished, the steam train ride along the valley to LLangollen will be a must.