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Woodland Lodges offers the perfect retreat for a relaxing break in a choice of detached lodges. Set within 15 acres of idyllic woodland this family run park is a haven for wildlife and boasts woodland walks a pond and picnic and barbecue area.
If you are looking for a base to explore the many delights of the Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire coastlines or wish to discover the breathtaking views and scenery of the Brecon Beacons National Park then Woodland Lodges is ideally located.
Brecon Cottages, Abercave, Mid 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.
Anglesey Bungalows, Holyhead, Isle of Anglesey
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.
Ogwen Bank Country Park, Bangor, North Wales
Your whole family will be captivated by the 12 acres of natural woodland at Ogwen Bank. Situated in the Nant Ffrancon Valley in the foothills of Snowdonia where rabbits play freely on your doorstep. This is an area of outstanding natural beauty. The River Ogwen runs through the grounds with waterfalls pools and nearly a mile of river frontage.
Just a mile away is the old traditional Welsh slate village of Bethesda. A warm welcome and a friendly atmosphere awaits you in the heart of the park at the Olde Worlde Country Club (formerly the hunting lodge to Penrhyn Castle). Relax in front of the log fire after the day's activities.
Trout and salmon fishing is available on two stretches of the Ogwen (permits locally). There's pony trekking (8 miles) canoeing locally and magnificent walks. Explore Snowdonia and visit the resorts and beaches of the delightful North Wales coastline.
Pen-y-Garth Lodges, , North Wales
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 and friendly. No queues and no rush. Its a place for walkers and sailors. Bala Lake is close by the largest piece of natural open water in the country and a magnet for water sports enthusiasts whilst the mountains and valleys are perfect for everything from a stroll to a more challenging hike.
Bala is a quaint market town with a range of traditional shops housed in picturesque buildings making it a charming example of Welsh country life.
Bron Eifion Lodges, Criccieth, North Wales
Offering you a tranquil base for exploring the Llyn Peninsula and Snowdonia National Park these family run lodges and fishing lakes are perfect for a peaceful break at any time of year. The lodges all enjoy lakeside views and stand in the heart of 40 acres of beautiful mature woodland – a haven for wildlife. A paradise for anglers the 6 acre lake (commercially stocked with coarse fish) is open all year round+.
+Charges apply.
The seaside village of Criccieth and the riverside village of Llanystumdwy both with shops pubs and restaurants are 1 mile away.
Robin Hood Rhyl, Rhyl, North Wales
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.
Carmarthen Bay, Kidwelly, South Wales
Surrounded by countryside and a lovely coastline this park offers you a holiday the whole family will enjoy in an ideal spot for exploring the magic of Wales.
Close to Merlin's city of Caerfyrddin Kidwelly Castle Dylan Thomas' boathouse at Laugharne and RAF Pembrey is located on the far side of the Gwendraeth Estuary Carmarthen Bay has something for everyone. The indoor fun pool with its flume and spa bath offers hours of relaxing fun for all the family while the more active will enjoy the challenge of the Sports Resorts programme. Young children will find plenty to keep them amused with the fun and games on offer with their own activity packed clubs while teenagers can make new friends when they join The Mix“.
In the evenings the Boathouse Bar provides a great venue for a quiet drink and a game of pool or there's music and lights in the Waterfront Showbar and its fabulous line up of family entertainment including shows dancing competitions and live cabaret.
Please note: Although a railway line runs adjacent to the park Carmarthen Bay is not served by public transport.
This beautiful area is home to a wealth of visitor attractions – castles gardens coastal parks theme parks farm parks waterfalls potteries and opportunities for watersports and outdoor pursuits abound.
Barmouth Bay, Tal-Y-Bont, North Wales
On the west coast of Wales within the beautiful Snowdonia National Park Barmouth Bay offers a unique blend of sea and mountain with magnificent walks orienteering mountain biking and golf. With history at every turn there are plenty of pubs cafes and restaurants within easy reach.
Penvale Lake Lodges, Llangollen, North Wales
Beautifully tucked away in a secluded 33-acre valley on the edge of the picturesque riverside town of Llangollen these stunning Canadian-inspired lodges offer the ultimate exclusive retreat for those seeking to get back to nature.
Each architect-designed lodge boasts a spacious contemporary interior furnished to exacting standards and finished with state of the art features.
Set against the scenic backdrop of Fron Fawr mountain this luxurious hideaway is also ideally placed for enjoying the wealth of activities on offer in the local area including white-water rafting canoeing fishing climbing and nature walks.
