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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
This small, family run holiday park sits in the quiet seaside village of Trearddur Bay on Anglesey’s north west coast.
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.
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.
Golden Sands Holiday Park Rhyl has over 85 years history of fun filled holidays.
At Marine Holiday Park, we offer fun for all the family! Located close to the centre of famous Rhyl, with its 3 miles of golden sandy beaches and exciting attractions, we offer a perfect base to explore all that North Wales has to offer.
If you love the sea, then Gimblet Rock is without doubt your perfect coastal retreat.
With beautiful, landscaped views and overlooking the Rhinog Mountains this stunning countryside retreat offers the quintessential getaway for all the family.
Driving Distance: About 9 minutes (4.05 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 6 | Pet friendly? Yes
What to expect: Anglesey Lakeside Lodges offer a luxurious Autograph Lodge Holidays Collection experience, set in 9 acres of landscaped lakes. Expect contemporary lodges with traditional rustic charm, panoramic views, modern luxury and tranquil surroundings.
Who will love these lodges? These lodges are perfect for couples seeking a romantic getaway, families looking for a peaceful retreat and pet owners who want to bring their furry friends along. The serene setting and high-end accommodations make it an outstanding choice for a relaxing break.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? Onsite, guests can unwind in their private hot tubs, enjoy the tranquility of the lakes, or engage in local activities such as cycling, walking, golf, horse riding and sailing. The nearest places to eat and drink are in the charming town of Beaumaris, offering a selection of cosy pubs and restaurants.
What’s nearby? Nearby attractions include Beaumaris Castle (about 9 minutes’ drive), the Beaumaris Gaol and Courthouse and boat trips around Puffin Island. The area is also great for nature walks and beach visits, with Llanddona Beach being a popular choice.
Accommodation options: The lodge offers a variety of accommodation options suitable for couples, groups and families, with pet-friendly choices available. Each lodge boasts stylish interiors, outdoor hot tubs and stunning views, ensuring a comfortable and memorable stay.
Driving Distance: About 22 minutes (13.43 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 6 | Pet friendly? No
What to expect: Ogwen Bank Caravan & Lodge Park is nestled in 12 acres of ancient woodlands by the River Ogwen, offering a blend of adrenaline-fueled adventure and serene natural beauty within Snowdonia National Park.
Who will love these lodges? Adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts will adore this park. It’s ideal for families and friends looking to explore the great outdoors or enjoy a thrilling experience at the neighbouring Zip World.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? Onsite, guests can enjoy the licensed bar and restaurant, takeaway service and the comfort of their own private hot tubs. All facilities are available throughout the year, with some charges applicable.
What’s nearby? Major nearby attractions include Zip World (5 minutes’ walk), the historic town of Betws-y-Coed and the majestic Snowdonia National Park, offering countless hiking and sightseeing opportunities.
Accommodation options: The park offers a range of modern lodges and pods, all equipped with hot tubs and designed for comfort. While pets are not allowed, the accommodations are perfect for families and groups looking for a luxurious nature escape.
Driving Distance: About 25 minutes (13.44 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 4 | Pet friendly? Yes
What to expect: Glan Morfa Lodge Retreat, set within 40 acres of parkland with two lakes, offers a peaceful escape in lovingly restored cottages. Enjoy the luxury of underfloor heating, stylish interiors and the absence of a hot tub for a more traditional cottage experience.
Who will love these lodges? This retreat is ideal for those who appreciate sustainability, as it boasts a GOLD award from Green Tourism. Families, friends and pet owners will find it a delightful base for exploring Anglesey’s natural beauty.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? The retreat is perfect for leisurely walks, wildlife spotting and enjoying the stunning views. While there are no onsite entertainment facilities, the tranquil environment itself is a highlight.
What’s nearby? Nearby attractions include the South Stack Lighthouse (about 35 minutes’ drive), the Anglesey Sea Zoo and several beautiful beaches such as Newborough Beach.
Accommodation options: The retreat offers one, two and three-bedroom cottages, all pet-friendly and equipped with modern amenities to ensure a comfortable stay. The cottages are perfect for those looking for a homely and serene holiday experience.
Driving Distance: About 26 minutes (15.23 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 6 | Pet friendly? No
What to expect: Brynteg Country & Leisure Retreat is a premium staycation destination at the foothills of Snowdon, offering luxury lodges with hot tubs, an indoor pool, gym and an adventure park.
Who will love these lodges? This retreat is perfect for families and couples looking for a mix of relaxation and adventure. With its premium facilities and stunning location, it caters to all holiday preferences.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? Guests can enjoy the indoor pool, gym, restaurant, bar and adventure park, with seasonal opening hours. The hot tubs provide a perfect way to relax after a day of exploration.
What’s nearby? Nearby, guests can visit the picturesque villages of North Wales, the beautiful coastline and the Snowdonia National Park for hiking and sightseeing.
Accommodation options: The retreat offers luxurious lodges with decking and hot tubs, suitable for couples or families. While pets are not allowed, the range of facilities and activities make it an excellent choice for a memorable holiday.
Welcome to Beaumaris, a captivating coastal town on the Isle of Anglesey in Wales, renowned for its medieval architecture, stunning seafront and vibrant local culture. This picturesque town is a treasure trove of activities suitable for both families and couples, offering a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Whether you’re looking to unwind in a hot tub with a view or explore the rich history and natural beauty of the area, Beaumaris promises an unforgettable getaway.
Beaumaris is a visual delight, with its historic streets, Victorian pier and panoramic views of the Snowdonia mountain range. The town’s charm lies in its ability to transport visitors back in time while providing all the comforts of modern amenities. Sightseeing in Beaumaris is a journey through history, nature and Welsh culture, with each attraction offering a unique perspective on this enchanting town. Across the strait, Tryfan and the Ogwen Valley are about half an hour away.
Beaumaris Castle
Standing as a testament to medieval military architecture, Beaumaris Castle is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that should top your list. Built by Edward I in the 13th century, the castle features a concentric design with a moat and picturesque views. Visitors often praise the well-preserved ruins and the sense of history that envelops you as you walk through the grounds. Estimated pricing: Adults £6.90, Children £4.10. For more information, visit the official Cadw website. For a native Welsh castle, Dolbadarn Castle at Llanberis makes a fine contrast.
Beaumaris Gaol
For a dose of history, head to Beaumaris Gaol, an eerie yet fascinating Victorian jail. The gaol provides a glimpse into the lives of 19th-century prisoners and the penal system of the time. With its original cell blocks and punishment equipment, it’s a thought-provoking attraction. Estimated pricing: Adults £5.50, Children £3.50.
Beaumaris Pier
A leisurely stroll along the Victorian Beaumaris Pier is a must for any visitor. Offering stunning views of the Menai Strait and the mountains beyond, it’s a perfect spot for a relaxing walk or even a spot of crabbing. Menai Bridge is about four and a half miles along the coast road. The pier is free to visit and is open year-round.
Beaumaris Lifeboat Station
Gain insight into the vital work of the RNLI at Beaumaris Lifeboat Station. Visitors can learn about the history of sea rescue in the area and see the lifeboats that have been saving lives for generations. Entry is free, but donations are welcome to support the life-saving work of the RNLI.
Anglesey Boat Trips
Embark on a scenic boat trip from Beaumaris to explore the surrounding waters and wildlife. These trips offer a chance to spot seabirds, seals and even dolphins. Prices vary depending on the length and type of trip, with family tickets often available. Estimated pricing: Adults from £12.50, Children from £6.00. Check with local providers for the latest offerings and schedules.
| 1. Beaumaris is a year-round destination, but the best weather is typically from May to September. |
| 2. Many attractions offer family tickets, so inquire ahead to save on admission costs. |
| 3. Parking can be limited during peak times, so consider arriving early or using public transport. |
| 4. Don’t miss the local Welsh cuisine in Beaumaris – try the seafood, Welsh cakes and rarebit! |
| 5. Wear comfortable shoes as the town is best explored on foot. |
| 6. Check attraction opening times online as they can vary seasonally. |
| 7. Many shops and attractions in Beaumaris are dog-friendly, making it ideal for pet owners. |
| 8. The town hosts various events and festivals throughout the year – check the local calendar. |
| 9. Consider a guided tour to fully appreciate the history and stories of Beaumaris. |
| 10. Respect the natural environment and local wildlife during your visit. |
Q: What accommodation options are available in Beaumaris?
A: Beaumaris offers a range of accommodation, from charming B&Bs and guesthouses to luxury hotels and self-catering cottages. Many provide stunning views of the sea or castle.
Q: Are there activities for children in Beaumaris?
A: Absolutely! Children can enjoy the interactive exhibits at Beaumaris Gaol, crabbing off the pier, boat trips and exploring the castle’s nooks and crannies.
Q: Can I visit Beaumaris Castle and Gaol on the same day?
A: Yes, both attractions are within walking distance of each other, making it easy to visit both in one day.
Q: Is Beaumaris suitable for a romantic getaway?
A: Beaumaris is perfect for couples, with its scenic walks, intimate restaurants and the opportunity for tranquil boat trips or cosy hot tub stays.
Q: Are there any nature reserves near Beaumaris?
A: The nearby Puffin Island and the South Stack Cliffs on Holy Island are excellent for birdwatching and enjoying the local flora and fauna.
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Whether you’re soaking in a hot tub under the stars or exploring the historic streets, Beaumaris in the Isle of Anglesey offers a unique and memorable experience for all who visit. With its blend of adventure, history and relaxation, it’s a destination that truly has something for everyone. Inland, the forest walks around Betws-y-Coed are under an hour’s drive.
