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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.
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.
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 superbly located park takes its name from the famous 7-mile beach adjacent and offers a perfect base for exploring the glorious scenery of both Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. A short drive from popular Tenby or nearby Oakwood Theme Park offers a memorable day out. A range of facilities includes an indoor pool sports programme nature trail pub with a beer garden and play area and children's clubs from tots through to teenagers – in short something to keep everyone in the family happy! At the end of the day the Venue complex is the place to be for a superb line up of cabaret live shows and family entertainment.
The beach at Pendine enjoys renown as the home of many land speed records and is also ideally situated for exploring nearby Saundersfoot and the delights of the medieval walled town of Tenby. The nearby Oakwood Theme Park – the largest in Wales – offers an unmissable day out for the whole family.
Set in wooded countryside this friendly 5 star award-winning park boasts an ideal location in the foothills of Snowdonia National Park and some of the most spectacular scenery in Wales. Perfect for enjoying the best of both worlds – a stunning location combined with superb facilities – Brynteg holds numerous awards including the David Bellamy Gold Award for Conservation and offers you luxurious top-class amenities.
An excellent touring base Brynteg is within easy reach of many of North Wales' attractions and places of interest.
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.
Commanding panoramic views over the Banwy Valley from their peaceful setting above the small village of Llangadfan these well-appointed lodges enjoy elevated balconies overlooking their own lawn and are perfect for escaping the hustle and bustle of modern life.
The park is surrounded by rural tranquillity yet with a village pub and shop within 2 miles a putting green available (weather permitting) on site and this is an ideal location for touring. Wildlife wonderful scenery and trail walking abounds and Lake Vyrnwy with its RSPB centre and watersports is just 6 miles away. Welshpool Powis Castle King Arthur's Labyrinth and the renowned Centre for Alternative Technology with its unique water-powered railway are all close by. The beaches of Barmouth and Aberdyfi are within an hours' drive.
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 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.
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.
