Bwch yn Uchaf - Campsite & B&B

24/09/2026

September 🍂
Mis Medi 🍂

13/09/2026

We won! 🏆 We are so excited to share that we have been recognized as one of the best spots on Hipcamp in North Wales! Thank you to every single camper who stayed with us, left a review, and voted for us. We couldn't have done it without you!

10/08/2026

Handy tips ready for Wednesday!

🌞 LOOKING FORWARD TO THE PARTIAL SOLAR ECLIPSE? PROTECT YOUR EYES! 🌞

On Wednesday 12 August, observers across the UK will be treated to a partial solar eclipse. While the Moon will cover part of the Sun, it will NEVER be safe to look directly at the Sun from the UK.

⚠️ DO NOT look at the eclipse with your naked eyes. Because the Sun is never completely covered in the UK, even a quick glance can cause permanent and irreversible eye damage.

✅ Safe ways to enjoy the eclipse

🕶️ Use only certified eclipse glasses that comply with ISO 12312-2. Check they are in good condition before using them.

🌳 Watch nature's pinhole cameras. Look for crescent-shaped images of the Sun projected through gaps between leaves onto the ground.

🥣 Use a bowl or bucket of still water. You can safely observe the reflection of the eclipsed Sun on the water's surface. Never look directly at the Sun itself.

🍝 Use a kitchen colander. Hold it so sunlight passes through the holes onto a white sheet of paper or a light-coloured surface. Each hole projects a tiny image of the partially eclipsed Sun.

📦 Make a simple pinhole projector. A small hole in a piece of card projects the Sun's image onto another surface, allowing you to watch the Moon slowly move across the Sun.

🚫 Never use:
• Sunglasses
• Smoked glass
• CDs or DVDs
• X-ray film
• Camera filters
• Binoculars or telescopes without a proper front-mounted solar filter

🔭 Important: Looking through binoculars or a telescope without a certified solar filter fitted to the front of the instrument can cause instant blindness.

🌞 At Dark Sky Wales, we want everyone to enjoy this incredible celestial event safely. Whether you're watching from your garden, school or local park, remember:

👀 If you're in the UK, NEVER look directly at the Sun during the eclipse. Use safe viewing methods instead.

Stay safe, enjoy the spectacle, and let's all hope for clear skies! 🌤️

08/08/2026

No forecast of clouds at that time ☀️ 🤞

The UK will experience a partial solar eclipse on Wednesday 12 August.

The extent of the Sun’s coverage and the timing of maximum obscuration will differ across the country. Local weather conditions may impact viewing opportunities, so it’s worth checking the forecast in advance 🌦️

Northeast Scotland will have around 88% covered just before 7pm, whilst in the far southwest of England there will be around 96% coverage just after 7:15pm.

Never look directly at the sun; use a pinhole projector or certified eclipse glasses to view it.

Are you looking forward to this spectacle? ☀️🌕

24/07/2026

Kids being kids 🥰

Pitches still available throughout the summer holidays. Book direct!

22/07/2026

They are busy once again this morning ✈️😆

30/06/2026

Incredible proud for receiving this award! 🏆
Thank you to everyone who helps us, and to all of our amazing campers for making it all worthwhile! 😃

06/04/2026

One of best part of Spring.. cute lambs!
Ed, Tom & Twm have some friends for a few days! 🐑

16/03/2026

⛺️ WE ARE OPEN ⛺️

Woohoo!
(Usually have a photo but the weather isn’t great today 🤣)

Looking forward to seeing you all! ☀️

04/03/2026

That’s better… ☀️