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Enviably located on the beautiful North Wales coastline close to the area's famously lush rolling countryside Robin Hood Rhyl boasts something to suit everyone. Ideal for enjoying the delights of a traditional family seaside holiday.
An excellent array of facilities await on the park. Children will love Leo's Kids' Club while the superb indoor pool and all-weather football pitches guarantee fun for all.
Once the sun goes down a fantastic programme of entertainment offers an ideal way for the whole family to relax into the evening.
The lovely surrounding area hosts a wealth of diverse activities catering for all tastes. Golden sandy beaches the bustling promenades of Rhyl and Prestatyn and Snowdonia National Park are all within easy reach.
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 glorious North Wales.
If you are seeking a holiday that includes climbing majestic mountains walking behind raging waterfalls exploring mysterious gorges and even visiting a castle clinging to the top of a cliff – or simply relaxing and taking in such stunning scenery – then look no further! Brecon Cottages enjoy an indoor heated swimming pool gym games room sauna tennis court and dry ski slope together with a nearby trekking centre.
This small family run holiday park sits in the quiet seaside village of Trearddur Bay on Anglesey's north west coast. Most of the stunning 125-mile Anglesey coastline is a designated 'area of outstanding natural beauty'. The Anglesey Coastal Path birdwatching at South Stack Cliffs and day trips to Dublin from Holyhead are all easily accessible.
The whole family will love the superb indoor heated swimming pool together with a welcoming club bar and adjoining games/family room for children. Beautiful coves and headland abound while several excellent restaurants are close by – some within walking distance.
Guests also enjoy the facilities at the Beach complex+ including a 9-table snooker hall+ 9-hole golf course+ and London Road pub/bistro. (+Charges apply.)
The North Wales coast and breathtaking scenery of Snowdonia National Park is just 40 miles across the island via the A55.
Three miles away is the port of Holyhead with regular sailings to Dublin and Dun Laoghaire. With the modern high speed ferries you can be in Ireland in just 99 minutes!
Bar meals are available and there are several excellent restaurants in the village and surrounding area.
Enjoying a gloriously secluded setting these luxurious lodges boast private hot tubs and sit just minutes' drive from the attractive Victorian spa town of Llandrindod Wells. Perfect for a relaxing break at any time of year.
Outdoor attractions abound including superb fishing mountain biking birdwatching and pony trekking. Hay on Wye is nearby Cardigan Bay and Gower are both easily accessible
Cradled on the banks of the River Clwyd Sun Valley allows you to relax and unwind surrounded by the beautiful scenery that is North Wales at it's best. From the park you can look over the river and see the imposing shape of some of the history of the area. Rhuddlan Castle has been standing guard over this region for more than 700 years and is well worth the visit.
Opening directly onto a wonderful safe sandy beach just a short stroll from the centre of lively Prestatyn Lido Beach is a perfect location for you to explore this magnificent area of Wales.
Together with the facilities on the park you enjoy use of the amenities at the privately owned leisure complex 5 minutes' walk including a swimming pool and bar with occasional entertainment.
Rhyl with it's unique revolving sky tower. Snowdonia National Park Caernarfon Castle Dyserth Waterfalls and Offa's Dyke are all close by.
Nestling between the River Clywd and Rhyl's glorious sandy beaches Sunnyvale boasts a unique beachside setting at the mouth of Kimmel Bay. A superb base for exploring the famous miles of golden sands and Rhyl's eternally popular traditional seaside attractions.
Chester Llandudno Snowdonia National Park and the beautiful North Wales coast are among a wealth of attractions to explore further afield.
Commanding stunning views over rolling countryside from its sunny hillside setting this beautifully landscaped park offers the perfect rural escape. You enjoy a fabulous spa including a Jacuzzi boasting glorious views together with a wealth of walks and places to explore in the lovely surrounding countryside.
Llandudno and Conwy are both 15 minutes'drive North Wales' major attractions are all within easy reach.
