Henbant is a family run permaculture farm at Tain Lon near Caernarfon, between the mountains of Snowdonia and the Irish Sea.
Henbant Permaculture, Tain Lon, Clynnogfawr, Caernarfon, Gwynedd LL54 5DF
No fixed hours. Contact the farm to arrange a visit.
4.9
From 107 reviews
The most magical stay! Really inspiring principles but laid out in a beautiful, welcoming and approachable way. Our two year old loved the trampoline and the guinea pigs and we loved the cappuccinos but the shower with a view was difficult to beat. We loved exploring the bakery garden and the first school area and appreciated the private camping pitches. People must come to you with a range of levels of understanding of the world of sustainability and self sufficiency but leave one step closer to the life you envision for all of us. What a thing to achieve!
Such a magical place to stay and learn - I attended a course on regenerative farming and we saw the full range of enterprises going on here, we ate delicious food, we enjoyed ourselves with saunas and music and joyful times. The team were wonderful and welcoming. The landscape and views are stunning and full of life - the bird song was beautiful! Highly recommend coming to stay and be involved in what Henbant are doing 👌
Absolutely fantastic place where we can all learn more about what sustainable living can look like. Beautiful views, wonderful people and a beautiful Welsh community in the surrounding areas as well.
Beautiful views. Nice little hobbit houses, yurts, etc.. rent or camp or campervan. Pretty self serve. Great vibe.
Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
Extremely nice place with a lot of camping spots, toilet and shower. A great pit stop when I was biking. I ended up helping in the farm for a day. Easy going folk with a warm approach.
Stayed here in our van for 3 nights. Cool place & I love the concept but it was let down by the facilities not being cleaned while we were there. I got in touch via text and email to let them know but never got a reply. Fine for a tenner a night but for £30 it’s a bit of a rip off.
