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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.
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.
Set within a peaceful secluded valley this ideally situated privately owned park is just 300 yards from award winning Poppit Sands beach.
The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path Britain's only coastal national park starts from the doorstep. There is also an outdoor heated pool children's play area games room and a clubhouse with great family entertainment for you to enjoy.
Cardigan Bay boasts Bottle Nose dolphins amongst its attractions along with a host of other fine unspoilt beaches in the immediate area. The market town of Cardigan is just 3 miles away where a selection of quaint pubs restaurants and interesting shops can be found. There are castles adventure and wildlife parks fishing golf boat trips and much more within an hours' drive.
Trewythen Lodges are part of our Autograph Lodge Holiday Collection and command a breathtaking location with spectacular views across the rolling mid Wales countryside. Each lodge has been well appointed to make the most of the stunning views yet are only two miles from the pretty villages of Caersws and Llandinam with an array of pubs and shops serving and selling fresh local produce.
Each lodge has been individually styled with every comfort in mind. Stylish contemporary furniture blends effortlessly with the light timber interiors creating a wonderful retreat from which to enjoy the glorious surrounding countryside and impressive views. You can even enjoy a delightful range of body treatments and massages in the comfort of your own lodge. Each lodge features its own covered balcony with extending decking area home to a sumptuous outdoor hot tub the ideal accompaniment for a romantic break or a relaxing escape. Bike hire is available (charges apply).
The area is home to a wealth of things to see and do. The lodges are located on Cycle Route 81 (bike hire is available) and there's plenty of great walking locally too. Clywedog Dam with its superb fishing and sailing and haven for wildlife including red kites and buzzards is a popular choice with visitors together with the historic and charming market town of Llanidloes with its ancient timber framed buildings only 7 miles away. Further a field only an hour away you can enjoy the beautiful beaches of the Cambrian coastline accessible either by car or by rail taking in some of the most beautiful scenery Wales has to offer.
Set around 9 acres of beautifully landscaped lakes in the heart of Anglesey this small development of luxurious contemporary lodges affords beautiful views over the rolling Anglesey countryside.
The bays and beaches of the Anglesey and the trendy and chic town of Beaumaris are both close by. Delightful Anglesey and the abundant wildlife and natural beauty of North Wales and Snowdonia are easily accessible.
Ideally located for exploring the beautiful Pembrokeshire coast this peaceful park is surrounded by superb beaches – Amroth is just 2 miles away. A covered heated swimming pool bar restaurant games room play area shop and launderette+ are available on site.
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.
Stop Press – Major investment in 2008 – New Sportsman Bar Timeout Bar and Restaurant. Refurbished Showdome Venue and fantastic outdoor facilities.
If you are seeking a truly fun-filled family holiday look no further! Boasting sandy beaches on three sides the fabulous 'Splashland' tropical pool complex superb facilities and great family entertainment Trecco Bay has it all.
The whole family will love the superb pool with its slides and pirate ship and children are well catered for – from tots' soft play areas+ outdoor playgrounds and adventure golf. There is a range of delicious cuisine on offer and in the evenings the park sparkles with an array of family bars and the impressive Showdome.
The Heritage Coast Gower Peninsula and Cardiff Bay with its famous Millenium Stadium are all within easy reach.
At Marine Park you enjoy a setting close to the centre of famous Rhyl with its 3 miles of sandy golden beach and exciting attractions.
There is a superb tropical indoor heated pool a poolside bar and live family entertainment from top class cabaret acts. You can join in the dancing or simply enjoy a drink and soak up the relaxing atmosphere.
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.
