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Boasting direct access to a sandy beach. There’s a choice of swimming pools and a wealth of activities to suit all ages and tastes this popular park promises something for everyone. The well known resort of Rhyl is within easy reach.
Garnffrwd Park, Pontyberem, South Wales
Garnffrwd Park offers a quiet and peaceful holiday in beautiful wooded countryside grounds home to abundant wildlife and a site of special scientific interest.
The centrepiece is the 5 acre spring fed lake perfect for fly fishing+ bird watching or a pleasant evening walk. The National Botanical Gardens are just 2 miles and Aberglasney House 10 miles. Shops and restaurants are just 2 miles. For glorious beaches the Pembrokeshire coast and the Gower Pensinsula are just a short drive away.
+Charges apply.
Golden Sands Rhyl, Rhyl, North Wales
Superbly located on the north coast of Wales close to popular and lively Rhyl Golden Sands is one of the few parks in the area to boast its own beach access. Perfect for a family seaside holiday to remember.
Golden Sands' vast array of facilities means something to keep everyone happy. A superb heated indoor pool multi-sports court soft play area outdoor adventure playground and lively kids' and family entertainment are all at hand day and night.
This is an excellent base for exploring the many delights of beautiful north Wales. The bright lights of Rhyl are just a stone's throw away and Snowdonia National Park Blue Flag beaches historic castles and gardens are all within an easy drive.
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.
Penrhos Park, Llanrhystud, Mid Wales
At Penrhos you are approximately 1½ miles from the nearest beach in the scenic Wyre Valley – just 9 miles south of Aberystwyth. Great for serious golfers and beginners alike there is a challenging 18 hole golf course and a 9 hole par 3 or 4 course suitable for beginners with driving range and reduced green fees. You enjoy the use of a splendid leisure centre with indoor swimming pool gym steam room sauna and solarium. There are two comfortable bars one for adults only. The Penrhos grill serves excellent bar food and the Fairways restaurant has a table d'hote menu.
Close by are historic towns and quaint harbour villages with shops pubs and restaurants. The village shop is nearby and sailing fishing and riding are available locally.
Brynowen, Aberystwyth, Mid Wales
Commanding spectacular views across Cardigan Bay to Cader Idris and the Cambrian Mountains beyond Brynowen combines a superb location with great facilities – making it an excellent choice for your family holiday.
An ideal base for exploring the treasures of this stunning area the park offers plenty for everyone. The whole family can enjoy splashing about in the indoor fun pool or there's crazy golf mini 10-pin bowling or the games and challenges of the sports programme to enjoy. Children will love the adventure playground not to mention their own action packed club.
When the sun sinks over Cardigan Bay Brynowen lights up with evening entertainment to suit all. You can relax with a drink in the Patio Bar or party the night away with dancing competitions and great live cabaret in the Mountain Bay Complex!
Plas Talgarth, Pennal, North Wales
Nestling in acres of parkland within the picturesque River Dyfi valley Plas Talgarth offers you a peaceful retreat in a superb location for exploring beautiful Snowdonia.
The park boasts an excellent range of facilities including indoor and outdoor heated swimming pools a beauty spa and a bar with entertainment – everything you need for the perfect relaxing break.
Machynlleth and the traditional seaside resort of Aberystwyth are within easy reach there are numerous beaches nearby along with the Tall-y-llyn steam railway. Whether you're looking for a relaxing break with friends or an exploring holiday with family Plas Talgarth is the ideal choice.
Croft Holiday Park, Narberth, South Wales
Tucked away in secluded woodland and surrounded by tranquil countryside Croft Holiday Park enjoys a relaxing idyllic setting between the bustling market town of Narberth and eternally popular Tenby. This glorious South Wales area boasts something to suit everyone. Golden beaches ancient castles horse riding fun days out and opportunities to sail along the stunning coastline abound.
Heronstone Lodges, Ystradgynlais, Mid Wales
Enjoying an idyllic setting amidst protected woodland in the foothills of the Brecon Beacons National Park this rural park sits on a non working farm and offers an excellent base for simply getting away from it all. Together with a children's play area on site Heronstone Lodges are conveniently located for the village shops pubs and takeaways.
A paradise for lovers of hill walking fishing and nature the glorious surrounding countryside is known as 'waterfall country' owing to the extraordinary diversity of waterfalls and is home to an array of visitor attractions from famous caves to steam railways mountains and gardens. Swansea is just 15 miles.
Sun Valley, Rhuddlan, North Wales
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.
