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Ogwen Bank Caravan & Lodge Park nestled in 12 acres of glorious ancient woodlands and set alongside the River Ogwen within the breathtaking Snowdonia National Park.
Nature-lovers: treat yourself to a holiday at the foothills of Snowdon in unrivalled, beautiful surroundings.
Picture an idyllic riverside woodland, shielded by snow-capped mountains, served by a steam railway and set in a corner of Wales that is steeped in legend – that’s Beddgelert.
RWST Holiday Lodges is part of our Daisy Door Cottage Style Collection, a selection of lovingly restored holiday cottages on the banks of the River Conwy, only a stone’s throw away from Snowdonia National Park.
Anglesey Lakeside Lodges is part of our Autograph Lodge Holidays Collection and enjoys a truly breath-taking location surrounded by the majestic countryside and tranquil rolling hills of Anglesey.
Glan Morfa Lodge Retreat is part of our Daisy Door Cottage Style Collection, a selection of lovingly restored holiday cottages on the stunning Isle of Anglesey in North Wales.
Offering you a tranquil base for exploring the Llyn Peninsula and Snowdonia National Park, these comfortable lodges and fishing lakes are perfect for a peaceful break at any time of year.
With beautiful, landscaped views and overlooking the Rhinog Mountains this stunning countryside retreat offers the quintessential getaway for all the family.
Blending fantastic accommodation with a picture-perfect setting in the middle of miles of the rolling Welsh countryside, this beautifully landscaped park offers the perfect rural escape.
Bryn Caled Cottages is part of our Daisy Door Cottage Style Collection, lovingly restored from former Welsh farm buildings to create three detached luxury cottages in a stunning location overlooking the picturesque village of Llanuwchllyn and the Aran Mountain.
Ty Mawr Holiday Park emerges as a beacon of joy for holidaymakers seeking both adventure and peace.
Whitehouse Holiday Park is a popular choice with couples and families looking for a leisurely base to explore the many delights North Wales has to offer.
Glampio Gelli Glamping, is part of our Bouja collection and is a tranquil and peaceful family run glamping park situated within Pen Y Bont Touring Park, just a short walk to Llyn Tegid (Lake Bala) and the town of Bala which is centrally located in North Wales and a gateway to the Snowdonia National Park, and all it’s attractions including Pistyll Rhaeadr, the highest waterfall in Wales.
Pen-Y-Garth Lodges offers a serene escape, nestled within stunning landscaped grounds and only a short stroll from the tranquil beauty of Llyn Tegid (Bala Lake).
If you love the sea, then Gimblet Rock is without doubt your perfect coastal retreat.
Driving Distance: About 8 minutes (4.53 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 6 | Pet friendly? No
What to expect: Set in 12 acres of stunning ancient woodlands and alongside the River Ogwen, Ogwen Bank Caravan & Lodge Park offers a serene retreat with the thrill of Zip World just a 5-minute walk away. Expect luxury lodges with hot tub options, a licensed bar and restaurant and an all-encompassing Snowdonia experience.
Who will love these lodges? Families, couples and groups of friends will find Ogwen Bank Caravan & Lodge Park an ideal getaway. The park’s proximity to adrenaline-pumping activities like Zip World makes it perfect for adventure seekers, while the tranquil surroundings offer a peaceful haven for those looking to relax.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? Onsite, you can indulge in the licensed bar and restaurant, or opt for the convenience of a takeaway service. For those looking to explore, the nearest place to eat and drink is within walking distance and the park itself is a gateway to the adventures of Snowdonia National Park.
What’s nearby? Nearby attractions include the historic town of Betws-y-Coed (approximately 15 minutes drive), the grandeur of Caernarfon Castle (around 30 minutes drive) and the National Slate Museum (roughly 20 minutes drive). Prices for attractions vary, but many offer family tickets and group discounts.
Accommodation options: Accommodation ranges from the cosy Cedar Lodge, ideal for couples or small families, to the spacious Faraday Lodge, which sleeps up to 6. While pets aren’t allowed, the lodges offer luxurious amenities like hot tubs and the park’s central dining options make it a social hub for guests.
Driving Distance: About 21 minutes (14.28 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 4 | Pet friendly? Yes
What to expect: Rwst Holiday Lodges, part of the Daisy Door Cottage Style Collection, offers a charming escape on the banks of the River Conwy. These lovingly restored cottages and apartments are set against the backdrop of Snowdonia National Park and come with communal hot tubs and a spa.
Who will love these lodges? Couples, friends and families will adore the quaint charm and modern comforts of Rwst Holiday Lodges. Pet owners will be pleased to know that their furry friends are welcome, making it an all-inclusive retreat for the entire family.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? Onsite facilities include a spa, communal hot tubs and bike storage, perfect for those looking to explore the surrounding countryside. The reception can assist with local recommendations and there’s a launderette for added convenience.
What’s nearby? The enchanting Bodnant Garden is just a 20-minute drive away, while the medieval Conwy Castle can be reached in approximately 25 minutes. Adventure seekers can head to Surf Snowdonia, about a 15-minute drive from the lodges. Entry fees vary, with many attractions offering family passes.
Accommodation options: From the cosy Oak and Hazel Apartments to the family-friendly Lilac and Holly Cottages, there’s something for everyone. Pet-friendly options are available and some cottages offer private outdoor dining areas for an al-fresco experience.
Driving Distance: About 23 minutes (14.88 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 6 | Pet friendly? Yes
What to expect: Anglesey Lakeside Lodges, nestled within 9 acres of landscaped lakes, offers a luxurious retreat with contemporary lodges that blend rustic charm with modern amenities. Expect panoramic views, outdoor hot tubs and a peaceful escape from daily life.
Who will love these lodges? Ideal for couples seeking a romantic getaway and families looking for a tranquil holiday, these lodges cater to those who appreciate luxury, nature and privacy. Pet-friendly options ensure that no family member is left behind.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? The lodges offer the perfect setting for relaxation with outdoor hot tubs and beautiful lake views. Onsite activities may be limited, but the lodges serve as a perfect base for exploring Anglesey’s outdoor pursuits.
What’s nearby? Nearby attractions include Beaumaris Castle (approximately 30 minutes drive), the Sea Zoo (around 25 minutes drive) and numerous beaches and coastal walks. Prices for attractions will vary and many offer discounts for children and families.
Accommodation options: Accommodations range from the intimate Alaw Lodge, perfect for couples, to the spacious Lakeside Retreat, which can accommodate up to 6 guests. Many lodges are pet-friendly and feature hot tubs, offering a luxurious stay for all guests.
Driving Distance: About 27 minutes (16.59 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 6 | Pet friendly? No
What to expect: Brynteg Country & Leisure Retreat is a premium holiday destination at the foothills of Snowdon, offering luxury lodges with hot tubs, an indoor pool, gym and an adventure park, all set within the stunning scenery of North Wales.
Who will love these lodges? This retreat is perfect for nature enthusiasts and families seeking a mix of relaxation and adventure. With a range of facilities, it caters to those looking for an active holiday as well as guests wishing to unwind in a beautiful setting.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? The park boasts an indoor pool, gym, restaurant and bar, along with an adventure park for the kids. Seasonal opening hours apply, so check in advance for availability.
What’s nearby? The local area is rich with attractions such as the picturesque village of Llanberis (about 20 minutes drive), the mighty Snowdon Mountain Railway (around 20 minutes drive) and the stunning beaches of the Llŷn Peninsula (driving times vary).
Accommodation options: The Sanctuary Lodge Hot Tub offers a luxurious experience for up to 6 guests, complete with decking and a hot tub. While pets are not allowed, the range of on-site amenities and nearby attractions make it an ideal choice for families and groups.
Welcome to Tryfan, a majestic mountain located in the heart of Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd, Wales. Known for its rugged beauty and challenging ascents, Tryfan offers a unique getaway experience for both families and couples looking to combine adventure with relaxation. With its diverse range of activities, from hiking to unwinding in a hot tub with stunning views, Tryfan is a destination that caters to all tastes.
Tryfan itself is an iconic sight in North Wales, standing at 917.5 metres tall and offering some of the most spectacular views in the country. The area around Tryfan is rich in natural beauty, with plenty of opportunities for sightseeing. From the serene lakes to the rugged landscapes, the scenery is as diverse as it is breathtaking. A short drive east along the A5, Betws-y-Coed makes a cosy base.
When visiting Tryfan, there are several attractions that you simply cannot miss. Here’s a curated list of the top five:
For the adventurous, reaching the summit of Tryfan is a must. It’s a challenging climb, but the panoramic views from the top are unparalleled. Remember to take a photo with Adam and Eve, the famous twin monoliths at the summit. Estimated pricing: Free, but guided climbs are available for a fee. Check the Snowdonia National Park website for more information.
At the base of Tryfan lies the stunning Ogwen Valley, perfect for a more leisurely walk with equally impressive views. The valley is home to Llyn Ogwen, a picturesque lake that’s steeped in Arthurian legend. Over the hills in Llanberis, Dolbadarn Castle watches over Llyn Padarn. Estimated pricing: Free; however, parking fees may apply.
For thrill-seekers, the nearby Zip World Velocity 2 is the fastest zip line in the world and the longest in Europe. It’s an exhilarating experience with breathtaking views over the quarry lake. Afterwards, Beaumaris on Anglesey is about half an hour away. Estimated pricing: Adult tickets start from £89. Visit the Zip World website for the latest information and to book tickets.
If you’re looking to develop your outdoor skills, Plas y Brenin offers courses in climbing, kayaking and more. It’s an excellent way to safely enjoy the natural terrain under expert guidance. Estimated pricing: Varies depending on the course. Check the Plas y Brenin website for details.
While Tryfan is a highlight, the wider Snowdonia National Park is full of wonders. Explore other peaks, valleys and historic sites within the park. To the south, the Italianate village of Portmeirion makes a good day out. Estimated pricing: Free, but some attractions within the park may charge an entrance fee.
| 1. Weather can change rapidly; be prepared with appropriate gear. |
| 2. Mobile signal can be weak; plan your routes and communication. |
| 3. Respect the environment; follow the Leave No Trace principles. |
| 4. Check attraction opening times online as they can vary seasonally. |
| 5. Book activities in advance to avoid disappointment. |
| 6. Parking is limited; arrive early or consider public transport. |
| 7. Many attractions offer family and group discounts. |
| 8. Always check the weather forecast before setting out on hikes. |
| 9. Local guides are invaluable for their knowledge and expertise. |
| 10. Don’t forget your camera to capture the stunning landscapes. |
Whether you’re seeking the thrill of a mountain climb, the rush of a zip line, or the tranquility of a lakeside stroll, Tryfan in Gwynedd, Wales, offers an unforgettable experience. With activities to suit all ages and interests, it’s the perfect destination for a memorable lodge break.
