Conwy Seed Fair and Conwy Honey Fair Visitor Information


Wednesday 26th March 2025, Conwy Seed Fair, 9am to 4pm.

Saturday 13th September 2025, Conwy Honey Fair, 9am to 4pm.
Make a weekend of it!

 

 

  • Venue: Conwy High Street and Lancaster Square LL32 8DB, 9am to 4pm.  Free entry.
  • We expect the High Street and Lancaster Square to be filled with stalls.
  • The High Street will be closed to non-emergency traffic from 9am to 4.30pm.
  • Disabled access. Conwy High Street is paved with flagstones, and is accessible with care.
  • The Fairs are very busy.  Please be wary in case of pickpockets.
  • If you have any old photos of the Honey Fair or Seed Fair we would love to see them.
  • Bring cash.  See our page Getting cash in Conwy
  • The 700-year old Honey Fair is Conwy’s oldest and most sociable event.  A “bee-rilliant event” according to stallholders The Snowdonia Society.

Getting to Conwy

  • There is very limited public car parking in Conwy town.  Mount Pleasant long-stay Car Park just outside the walls, off the Bangor Road, is cheaper than the town centre Vicarage Gardens car park.
  • Many visitors park free in Llandudno Junction, and walk across the Cob to Conwy, a 20-minute walk.
  • If coming from the Bangor direction, you can park free at The Beacons Car Park LL32 8GN, and walk through Conwy Marina and alongside the river to Conwy.
  • Bus. Arriva buses from Bangor, Llandudno and Llandudno Junction serve Conwy regularly.
  • Bicycle.  5-minute ride across the Cob from Llandudno Junction.  Cycle tracks from  Conwy RSPB,  Deganwy / Llandudno West Shore and Penmaenmawr.
  • Train.  Conwy station is five minutes by train from Llandudno Junction station. Llandudno Junction has services to Bangor, Chester, Crewe and London.

Conwy’s many attractions include…

Emergency services

  • The Police Station, Muriau Buildings,  Rosehill Street, opposite the town centre car park.  Telephone on the wall outside.

Public toilets

  • Conwy Castle Visitor Centre and Conwy Quay, free of charge; and at the Tourist Information Centre (chargeable) in the red-roofed Muriau Building, opposite the town centre Vicarage Gardens Car Park.

Compiled by Peter McFadden
Secretary, Conwy Beekeepers Ltd, a non profit Company Limited by Guarantee, Organizers of the Conwy Seed Fair and the Conwy Honey Fair, on behalf of Conwy Town Council, who own the ancient Fairs.
The Conwy Fairs are kindly grant-aided by Conwy Town Council.

Conwy County Borough Council provide the Road Closure Order, signs and barriers and street cleaning and publicity.

Thanks to Conwy Town Council, Conwy County Borough Council, Conwy residents and businesses, and all the stallholders and visitors for their support.

Updated October 2024

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