Gwynedd
Gwynedd has a host of natural attractions just waiting for you to discover them. Towering, craggy mountains, lakes, rivers and waterfalls, sleepy valleys, a wealth of forests and miles of golden sandy beaches create the perfect backdrop for walking, bird watching and the huge range of outdoor activities on offer in the Snowdonia National Park.
 | Artro Lodges Wales is a country that has much to offer the holidaymaker, and with such variety there is a difficult choice to be made in deciding on your base for an exciting Welsh break. How about Artro Lodges, … | From £375 per Week
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 | Barmouth Bay One of the main attractions of Wales as a holiday resort is the sheer variety that the country offers; from the stunning mountains of Snowdonia to the beautiful and romantic coastline, and from the … | From £205 per Week
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 | Pen-y-Garth Lodges Pen-y-Garth is situated within the wonderful Snowdonia National Park with its breathtaking scenery. It is the perfect place to relax and unwind and really is Wales at its stunning best majestic rural … | From £255 per Week
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 | White Tower Holiday Park Perfectly located just a stone’s throw from golden beaches historic Caernarfon and majestic Snowdonia National Park White Tower is ideal for a memorable family holiday or a great base to explore … | From £205 per Week
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 | Greenacres On the southern shores of the Llyn Peninsula overlooking Tremadog Bay, Greenacres not only has location, location! It also has a wonderful array of facilities and activities. Direct access to a … | From £329 per Week
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 | Bron Eifion Lodges Wales is country of many contrasts, and one that has much to offer the holidaymaker. With beautiful beaches, majestic mountains, charming towns and wonderful nature reserves there is much to choose … | From £299 per Week
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 | Gwydyr View Lodges Small but perfectly formed! Gwydyr View Lodges offer a countryside retreat on a small and secluded park on the eastern edge of Snowdonia. The park is beautifully landscaped with mature woodland and … | From £335 per Week
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 | Brynteg Brynteg Holiday Park stands in the stunning foothills of the Snowdonia National Park, a location as breathtakingly beautiful as any that will be found in the UK, and offers five star award winning … | From £199 per Week
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 | Ogwen Bank Country Park The stunning location of Ogwen Bank Country Park, a collection of fine lodges built to ensure comfort and tranquillity, couldn’t be any better for this part of Wales ranks among the most picturesque … | From £248 per Week
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 | Plas Talgarth Nestling in acres of parkland Plas Talgarth offers you a peaceful retreat in a superb location for exploring beautiful Snowdonia and boasts an indoor and outdoor swimming pool. Machynlleth and the … | From £460 per Week
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 | Aberdunant Country Park The beautiful county of Gwynedd is one of Wales most delightful areas, and in Aberdunant Country Park, a stunning lodge park near to the beautiful town of Porthmadog, there is the perfect place to … | From £140 per Week
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 | Sanctuary Lodges Nestling in a delightful woodland glade The Sanctuary boasts a fabulous selection of stunning luxury lodges and timber cabins offering a serene haven in the heart of the rolling North Wales … | From £305 per Week
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There are historic towns, seaside resorts, castles, narrow gauge railways, museums, leisure facilities and much, much more to do and see all year round. Visitors return year after year, to escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life, to relax and enjoy the wonderful vistas around every corner.
Snowdon, is obviously the prime destination for many with the most popular routes to the summit being the Llanberis Path, which runs parallel to the Snowdon Mountain Railway and the more strenuous Pyg and Miner’s tracks. Of course you could let the train take the strain and get to the top the easy way. There are a number of other mountain ranges that are equally as beautiful and challenging, the scenic North Wales Path which follows the coast and lower mountain slopes between Prestatyn and Bangor and the traffic free cyclepath from Barmouth to Penmaenpool.
As well as the Snowdon Mountain Railway you can visit the Talyllyn Railway. A historic narrow-gauge steam railway, set in the beautiful Mid-Wales countryside and travelling from Tywyn to Abergynolwyn and Nant Gwernol, the line passes the delightful Dolgoch Falls with excellent forest walks at Nant Gwernol. As well as the museum and workshops to visit there are special event days which include a visit from Duncan, one of Thomas the Tank Engine friends.
For an exciting experience you must visit King Arthur’s Labyrinth. Sail underground, through the great waterfall and deep inside the spectacular caverns of the Labyrinth and travel far back in time. Once inside the Labyrinth, your hooded boatman guides you through tunnels and vast caverns, whilst you enjoy tales of King Arthur and other ancient Welsh legends. Stories of dragons, of giants, of battles and many more are told, complete with dramatic scenes, sound and light effects. Guaranteed to be cool when hot and dry when wet, a perfect all weather attraction.
Gwynedd has something for everyone, take time to visit and explore, and whether you are planning an action packed or relaxing holiday it’s all here waiting for you. The wonderful holiday parks offer the highest standards of accommodation and facilities – please come soon!!
