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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.
Sunnyvale Rhyl, Rhyl, Conwy
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.
Bron Eifion Lodges, Criccieth, Gwynedd
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.
Artro Lodges, Llanbedr, Gwynedd
Set in the heart of Snowdonia amid rolling hills and close to miles of glorious beaches Artro Lodges boast private hot tubs and offer you a stylish luxurious holiday base.
These exclusive two storey lodges complete with contemporary styling and luxury furnishings create the perfect hideaway for a holiday at any time of year.
The wealth of outdoor activities nearby includes fishing canoeing and quad biking while Harlech Castle and the scenic steam train trips from Fairbourne make great days out taking in the superb scenery of the surrounding area.
Lido Beach, Prestatyn, Denbighshire
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.
Sanctuary Lodges, Pwllheli, Gwynedd
Nestling in a delightful woodland glade The Sanctuary boasts a fabulous selection of stunning luxury lodges and timber cabins offering a serene haven in the heart of the rolling North Wales countryside. Choose to simply relax and unwind in the comfort of your exclusive lodge or enjoy the superb array of 5-star facilities including an outdoor heated swimming pool Jacuzzi tennis court gym woodland walks and a fishing lake.
Just 5 minutes' drive away awaits the exclusive marina resort of Pwllheli one of the finest in Europe. Sailing at famous Abersoch award-winning beaches castles and beautiful Snowdonia are all within easy reach.
Sun Valley, Rhuddlan, Denbighshire
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.
Pen-y-Garth Lodges, , Gwynedd
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.
Ogwen Bank Country Park, Bangor, Gwynedd
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.
Barmouth Bay, Tal-Y-Bont, Gwynedd
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.
