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Corris Craft Centre

Corris Craft Centre is the best Craft Centre in Wales and home to 9 independent craft workshops where you can see many of the designer-makers at work,
Corris Craft Centre in Corris, Gwynedd, Wales brings together 9 independent craft workshops, each creating and selling their own handmade pieces. Browse pottery, smoking dragons, jewellery, herbal lotions and remedies, candles, pet portraits and dog treats, glass sculptures, bespoke rustic furniture, Dyfi Distillery gin and, new for 2026, crafty gaming. Watch makers at work, try selected activities yourself, then relax at the on-site Corris Café serving meals, snacks and cakes. There is free parking, level access and well-behaved dogs are welcome on site. The award-winning King Arthur’s Labyrinth underground storytelling adventure and Corris Mine Explorers trips also start from here, making it easy to plan a full day out in the Dyfi Valley.

Attraction Information

Get in touch

Location:
Corris, nr Machynlleth, Powys, Machynlleth, Powys, SY20 9RF
Telephone:
01654 761584
Email:
info@corriscraftcentre.co.uk
Website:
https://www.corriscraftcentre.co.uk/

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Facilities

  • Accessibility Facilities
  • Accessible by public transport
  • Accessible for wheelchair users
  • Assistance Dogs Permitted
  • Car Parking
  • Cater For Groups
  • Children Welcome
  • Coach Parking
  • Connection/transfer to public transport
  • Disabled Facilities
  • Dogs Accepted
  • Facilities for disabled visitors
  • Mobility Accessibility Facilities
  • On site parking
  • On-Site café/restaurant
  • Parking (free)
  • Parking Areas for Disabled Visitors
  • Pets Accepted
  • Picnic Site
  • Ramp / Level Access
  • Toilets
  • Toilets for Disabled Visitors
  • Wi-Fi available

Take a look around

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Celtic and contemporary jewellery hand crafted by Agau Jewellery Studio at Corris Craft Centre.
Celtic & contemporary jewellery by Agau Jewellery
Machynlleth
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Dyfi Distillery, with its cellar door at the Corris Craft Centre, create fabulous award winning gins filled with locally foraged botanicals from the D
Dyfi Distillery award winning artisan gins
Machynlleth
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Taran Eco Designs at the Corris Craft Centre source fallen trees and unwanted wood to create their fabulous range of handcrafted furniture. No trees a
Taran Eco Designs - beautiful natural furniture
Machynlleth
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Find a unique range of hand carved and moulded candles at The Candle Studio at Corris Craft Centre.  On most days, see the candles being created and t
The Candle Studio create a range of candles
Machynlleth
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Delyn Glass at Corris Craft Centre work with glass and create stunning sculptures of wildlife, flowers and fantasy dragons. Kevin can be seen with a h
Beautiful glass sculptures created by Delyn Glass
Machynlleth
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Emily is the talented artist at Bowowhouse and creates pet portrait watercolours, handmade wool dog coats and hand painted dog jackets. A selection of
Pet Portrait watercolours by Bowowhause
Machynlleth
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A couple eating scones and drinking tea.
Machynlleth

About Corris Craft Centre

Corris Craft Centre is a long-established craft attraction in Corris, Gwynedd, Wales, set in the dramatic Dyfi valley on the edge of southern Eryri (Snowdonia). It brings together 9 independent workshops, each run by skilled makers who design, create and sell their own work on site.

You can wander from studio to studio, watching potters, jewellers, herbalists, candle makers, artists, glassmakers, furniture makers and gin distillers at work. Many offer hands-on experiences, so you can have a go at making your own piece, from painting a pot to dipping a pair of candles or trying something new in the crafty gaming workshop, new for 2026.

The range of crafts includes handmade pottery, silver, Celtic and gemstone jewellery, herbal lotions and remedies, hand-carved candles, pet portraits, glass sculptures, bespoke wooden furniture and award-winning Dyfi Distillery gin, all created in the Dyfi valley and available to buy direct from the makers.

Smoking Dragons are handmade at the Quarry Pottery. One of 9 craft workshops located at the Corris Craft Centre in Mid Wales
Smoking Dragons handmade at the Quarry Pottery

When you are ready for a break, the on-site Corris Café serves delicious, homemade food, snacks, cakes and hot and cold drinks. There is free all-day parking and level access around the main courtyard, and well-behaved dogs are welcome on site, so it's easy to visit as part of a wider day out.

Corris Craft Centre is also the starting point for King Arthur’s Labyrinth, an underground storytelling adventure, and for Corris Mine Explorers guided trips into the abandoned Welsh slate mines. This means you can combine craft shopping, a café stop and one or both underground attractions in a single visit, with something to suit different ages and interests.

Corris Craft Centre suits families, couples, small groups and independent travellers who enjoy meeting makers, browsing local crafts and breaking up a day of exploring with a relaxed, all-weather stop. It is a useful option in mixed weather, as you can dip in and out of the workshops and café, or add an underground trip whatever the forecast.

Check the Corris Craft Centre website for current opening times, details of each workshop, any book-ahead craft experiences and to plan your day alongside King Arthur’s Labyrinth and Corris Mine Explorers.

Languages

  • Welsh spoken

Location

52.65399, -3.84942

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