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On the west coast of Wales within the beautiful Snowdonia National Park, Barmouth Bay is an award winning park offering a unique blend of sea and mountain, with magnificent walks, orienteering, mountain biking and golf nearby.
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Bron Eifion Lodges

Sleeps 6
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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.
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Bryn Caled Cottages

Sleeps 8
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Bryn Caled Cottages is part of our Daisy Door Cottage Style Collection, lovingly restored from former Welsh farm buildings to create two detached luxury cottages in a stunning location overlooking the picturesque village of Llanuwchllyn and the Aran Mountain.
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Nature-lovers: treat yourself to a holiday at the foothills of Snowdon in unrivalled, beautiful surroundings.
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If you love the sea, then Gimblet Rock is without doubt your perfect coastal retreat.
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Glampio Gelli Glamping

Sleeps 2
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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.
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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.
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Pen-y-Garth Lodges

Sleeps 8
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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).
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Sunbeach Holiday Park

Sleeps 6
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Nestling on the coast between the Cambrian Mountains and Cardigan Bay, this stunningly situated park unites a tranquil beach-front setting with a wealth of excellent facilities.
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Tan-Y-Fron Holiday park is situated just outside the small, beautiful market town of Dolgellau in the heart of southern Snowdonia.
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With beautiful, landscaped views and overlooking the Rhinog Mountains this stunning countryside retreat offers the quintessential getaway for all the family.
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Perfectly located, just under 2 miles from Dinas Dinlle Beach, historic Caernarfon and majestic Snowdonia National Park, White Tower is a great base to explore glorious North Wales..
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gwynedd Park & Visitor Guide

Gwynedd, in North Wales, is a gem for families seeking adventure and relaxation. With its stunning landscapes, from the peaks of Snowdonia to the sandy beaches of the Llŷn Peninsula, there's no shortage of outdoor activities. Think hiking, zip-lining, or even surfing! The local food scene is buzzing too, offering everything from traditional Welsh cakes to fresh seafood. Did you know Gwynedd is home to the longest place name in Europe? Taking a break at a UK holiday park here means quality family time, with the convenience of having a variety of activities and experiences right on your doorstep. It's a no-brainer for a stress-free getaway.

Have You Discovered UK Holiday Parks?

These self-contained resorts offer caravans, lodges, and sometimes tents or glamping pods. You can enjoy a range of facilities including swimming pools, entertainment venues, kids' clubs, and restaurants. They're designed for families looking for a break where everything is on your doorstep!

Holiday parks offer more space and freedom than hotels, such as separate bedrooms, living areas, and your own outdoor space. With the added bonus of on-site amenities and entertainment. They're self-catering too, saving money on dining out.

Going for a UK holiday park means you can forget about stressful airports, and luggage restrictions, and you can pack the car with as many of your home comforts as you like. Plus, you're contributing to the local economy and reducing your carbon footprint.

Why Take Your 2024 Family Holiday Park Break in Gwynedd?

Gwynedd, with its stunning landscapes and rich history, is a gem in Wales. Think majestic mountains, serene beaches, and quaint towns. It's quirky, with tales of dragons and legends woven into its fabric. For 2024, Gwynedd is buzzing with new attractions and events, making it an even more exciting destination.

Why a holiday park here? It's the perfect base to explore the natural beauty and unique culture of the area. Plus, the variety of parks available means there's something for every family and budget.

If you're visiting Gwynedd with kids

Absolutely, Gwynedd is fantastic for kids. From adventure parks to historic castles, there's plenty to keep them entertained. Holiday parks offer a safe and fun environment, with plenty of opportunities for outdoor adventures.

  1. Weather-appropriate clothing - the weather can be unpredictable.
  2. Sturdy shoes for walking and exploring.
  3. Sunscreen and hats for sunny days.
  4. Swimwear for the beach or pool.
  5. Camera or binoculars for wildlife spotting.

Pet Friendly Gwynedd Adventures

Gwynedd is a haven for pets, with many areas welcoming furry friends. Pubs like The Ty Coch Inn and The Grapes Hotel allow pets, offering a warm welcome after a day of exploring.

Tips for pet owners include checking pet policies at holiday parks and always keeping dogs on leads in livestock areas.

Dog walking ideas in Gwynedd

Route Distance (miles) Scenery Postcode
Llyn Padarn 5 Lake and woodland LL55 4TY
Harlech Beach 4 Beach and dunes LL46 2UG
Betws-y-Coed 3 Forest and river LL24 0AE
Criccieth Beach 2 Beach and coastal LL52 0HU
Snowdonia Path 6 Mountain and lake LL48 6LF

Dining at the park, or heading out

Holiday parks often boast on-site restaurants, offering convenience and variety. Local cuisine includes Welsh lamb and seafood. For a family-friendly option, try Dylan's in Criccieth. Couples might enjoy a more intimate setting at Bistro Bermo in Barmouth.

Outdoor Family Adventures

Gwynedd is home to outdoor centres like Zip World and Surf Snowdonia, offering everything from zip-lining to artificial surfing. Prices vary, but expect to pay around £20-£100 per activity. Most are open seasonally, from spring through autumn.

Nearby shopping

Name Type On Offer Postcode
Portmeirion Village Gifts & Crafts Unique souvenirs LL48 6ER
Bangor High Street High Street Local & national retailers LL57 1NY
Caernarfon Market Outdoor Market Local produce & crafts LL55 1RR
Barmouth Harbour Shops Boutiques Artisan gifts & food LL42 1HB
Pwllheli Market Weekly Market Local goods & clothing LL53 5HH

Top Parks for 2024 in Gwynedd

Gimblet Rock, Gwynedd

Driving Distance: About 0 hours and 32 minutes | Sleeps: 6 | Pet friendly? No

About this park: Gimblet Rock is the quintessential coastal retreat, offering an unparalleled proximity to the sea, nestled on the stunning Llyn Peninsula and adjacent to Pwllheli Marina. Its location promises dramatic scenery, moments from Snowdonia National Park, and access to miles of golden sands.

For the kids - Children will find endless enjoyment at Gimblet Rock, with the park's indoor heated pool and nearby beaches offering a plethora of water-based activities. The serene surroundings also make it an ideal spot for family walks and exploring the natural beauty of the area.

What's on-site? The park boasts a variety of facilities including a fitness centre, sauna, Wi-Fi access, a bar, café, and a launderette. The indoor heated pool is a highlight, perfect for relaxing swims or fun family splash times.

What's nearby? The park is ideally situated for visiting Snowdonia National Park (about 45 minutes drive), offering hiking, stunning landscapes, and outdoor activities. Pwllheli Marina is next door, perfect for sailing enthusiasts. Local attractions also include the Welsh Highland Railway (around 30 minutes drive) for scenic rides through the countryside.

Accommodation options: Gimblet Rock provides a range of accommodation options, including the Superior Caravan 6 and Comfort Caravan 4, both offering a cosy and comfortable stay for families or groups. While pets aren't allowed, the park ensures a comfortable stay with amenities like double glazing and heating.


Brynteg Country and Leisure Retreat, Gwynedd

Driving Distance: About 0 hours and 36 minutes | Sleeps: 6 | Pet friendly? Yes

About this park: Brynteg Country & Leisure Retreat is a nature lover's paradise, located at the foothills of Snowdon, offering a luxurious stay amidst beautiful surroundings. It's the perfect base for exploring Snowdonia National Park, quaint villages, and the picturesque coastline of North Wales.

For the kids - The park features an adventure park and a variety of outdoor activities that are sure to keep the children entertained. From exploring the natural beauty of the area to enjoying the on-site facilities, there's something for every child to enjoy.

What's on-site? Brynteg boasts an indoor pool, gym, restaurant and bar, and an adventure park, providing entertainment for all ages. The indoor pool is ideal for a relaxing swim or fun family time.

What's nearby? The park is a great starting point for visiting Snowdonia National Park (about 30 minutes drive) for hiking and outdoor adventures. The local beaches and quaint villages offer a glimpse into the serene Welsh lifestyle and are perfect for leisurely explorations.

Accommodation options: Accommodation includes the Freedom Plus 2 Bedroom Caravan and the pet-friendly Freedom Plus 3 Bedroom Caravan, among others, offering comfort and space for families. Some accommodations also feature decking areas for outdoor enjoyment.


Barmouth Bay Holiday Park, Gwynedd

Driving Distance: About 0 hours and 37 minutes | Sleeps: 8 | Pet friendly? Yes

About this park: Barmouth Bay Holiday Park is an award-winning park located within Snowdonia National Park, offering a unique blend of sea and mountain with direct beach access. It's perfect for families looking for a mix of outdoor adventure and relaxation.

For the kids - The park features an indoor heated swimming pool, children’s adventure playground, and a multi-use sports court, ensuring plenty of fun activities for children of all ages.

What's on-site? Alongside the fantastic swimming facilities, Barmouth Bay offers an outdoor cinema during the summer, park-wide Wi-Fi access, and direct beach access, making it an ideal location for both relaxation and entertainment.

What's nearby? The park is perfectly positioned for exploring the local area, including the picturesque town of Barmouth (about 10 minutes drive) with its pubs, cafés, and restaurants. The surrounding Snowdonia National Park offers endless outdoor activities and breathtaking scenery.

Accommodation options: The park offers a range of pet-friendly accommodation options, including the Comfort Caravan 4 and Superior Caravan 8, some with hot tubs, providing a comfortable and relaxing stay for families and groups.


Sunbeach Holiday Park, Gwynedd

Driving Distance: About 0 hours and 57 minutes | Sleeps: 6 | Pet friendly? Yes

About this park: Sunbeach Holiday Park is nestled between the Cambrian Mountains and Cardigan Bay, offering a tranquil beach-front setting with a wealth of facilities. It's the perfect spot for families looking to enjoy the natural beauty of North Wales and its attractions.

For the kids - The park features an indoor heated pool with a splash area, a games room, and a soft play area, ensuring plenty of entertainment options for children.

What's on-site? Sunbeach offers the Driftwood Bar and Restaurant, Wi-Fi access in designated areas, a boat park, and a children’s play area, alongside its excellent swimming facilities, making it an ideal choice for a family holiday.

What's nearby? The park's location is perfect for exploring nearby attractions in Barmouth, Aberdovey, and the wider Snowdonia area, offering a range of activities from beachcombing to mountain biking.

Accommodation options: With a range of contemporary caravans available, including pet-friendly options, Sunbeach Holiday Park caters to families and groups looking for a modern and comfortable stay amidst stunning natural surroundings.


Family Days Out In Gwynedd

Gwynedd, with its stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage, offers a plethora of attractions perfect for families staying at holiday parks in the area. Here are the top 6 attractions that promise unforgettable experiences for all ages.

Snowdonia National Park

  • Opening Times: Open 24 hours
  • Prices: Free entry, charges for parking and activities vary
  • Postcode: LL48 6LF
  • Est. time required: Full day
  • Nearest parking: Pen-y-Pass, Llanberis, and other locations

Snowdonia National Park is a haven for adventurers and nature lovers. Whether you're up for hiking Snowdon, the highest peak in Wales, or prefer a leisurely train ride up, there's something for everyone. The park's vast landscapes are perfect for cycling, climbing, and exploring hidden waterfalls. The best time to visit is during spring or autumn to avoid the summer crowds. Tip: Check the weather forecast and arrive early to secure parking.

Web: snowdonia.gov.wales


GreenWood Family Park

  • Opening Times: 10:00 - 17:30 (varies by season)
  • Prices: Adults £16.50, Children £15.95
  • Postcode: LL55 3AD
  • Est. time required: 4-6 hours
  • Nearest parking: On-site

GreenWood Family Park is a hit with kids, especially those who love being outdoors. The park features the world's only people-powered roller coaster, a giant water slide, and treetop towers. It's eco-friendly and packed with activities that encourage learning through play. Visiting in late spring or early summer lets you enjoy all the attractions comfortably. Tip: Book tickets online in advance to save money.

Web: greenwoodfamilypark.co.uk


Portmeirion Village

  • Opening Times: 09:30 - 19:30
  • Prices: Adults £13, Children £8
  • Postcode: LL48 6ER
  • Est. time required: 3-4 hours
  • Nearest parking: On-site

Portmeirion Village, designed by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, is like stepping into an Italian dream. The colourful buildings, stunning gardens, and coastal views are a feast for the eyes. It's great for families who appreciate architecture and a bit of whimsy. The village hosts various events throughout the year, so check what's on before you visit. Tip: Stay until evening to see the village beautifully lit up, minus the day crowds.

Web: portmeirion.wales


Harlech Castle

  • Opening Times: 10:00 - 16:00
  • Prices: Adults £6.90, Children £4.10
  • Postcode: LL46 2YH
  • Est. time required: 2-3 hours
  • Nearest parking: Town centre, short walk away

Harlech Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers a glimpse into medieval Wales. Its towering walls and breathtaking views over the Irish Sea are impressive. It's a hit with families who love exploring historic sites. The castle often hosts events that bring its history to life. Tip: Wear comfortable shoes as there's a bit of a climb to the entrance.

Web: cadw.gov.wales/visit/harlech-castle


Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways

  • Opening Times: Timetable varies
  • Prices: From £25.50 (adults), £13 (children)
  • Postcode: LL48 6HF
  • Est. time required: 2-3 hours for a round trip
  • Nearest parking: Porthmadog Harbour Station

Riding the Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways is like stepping back in time. The steam trains offer stunning views of Snowdonia's landscapes, from mountains to forests and lakes. It's perfect for families who enjoy a relaxed pace and scenic beauty. The best time to ride is during the autumn when the colours are spectacular. Tip: Book the Pullman carriage for a special treat.

Web: festrail.co.uk


Anglesey Sea Zoo

  • Opening Times: 10:00 - 17:45
  • Prices: Adults £13.50, Children £11.50
  • Postcode: LL61 6TQ
  • Est. time required: 2-3 hours
  • Nearest parking: On-site

Anglesey Sea Zoo isn't your typical aquarium. It focuses on British marine life, showcasing everything from seahorses to octopuses. The conservation efforts and interactive exhibits make it educational and fun. It's ideal for families interested in marine biology and conservation. Visiting during feeding times adds an extra layer of excitement. Tip: Check out the lobster hatchery and the shark pool talks.

Web: angleseyseazoo.co.uk


These attractions near holiday parks in Gwynedd offer a mix of adventure, culture, and relaxation, ensuring there's something for every family to enjoy.

FAQs

This is our first stay on a holiday park, what will it be like?

Expect a blend of adventure and relaxation. Most holiday parks in Gwynedd, like Hafan y Môr, offer a mix of outdoor activities, entertainment, and places to chill. You'll find pools, play areas for kids, and often a beach nearby. It's like a mini-community where everything you need is within walking distance.

What should I pack when visiting Gwynedd?

Pack for all weathers – it can be sunny one minute and raining the next. Bring your swimwear for the pools and beaches, walking boots for exploring Snowdonia, and a good jacket. Don’t forget essentials like sunscreen and a camera to capture the stunning views!

Is Gwynedd a good place to visit ‘off-season’?

Absolutely! Gwynedd's charm isn't just for summer. Places like Greenacres Holiday Park offer a quieter vibe in the off-season, perfect for enjoying the natural beauty without the crowds. Plus, many parks have indoor facilities, so you can enjoy your stay no matter the weather.

Will my hot tub be cleaned before we arrive?

Yes, your hot tub will be sparkling clean. Parks like Barmouth Bay Holiday Park ensure a thorough cleaning and water change between guests. They follow strict hygiene protocols, so you can relax knowing it’s safe and ready for a soak as soon as you arrive.

Can we bring our pets to the holiday park?

Many parks in Gwynedd are pet-friendly, like Sunbeach Holiday Park. They understand pets are part of the family. Just check in advance as there might be a small extra charge, and they’ll often provide facilities like dog walking areas to make your furry friend feel right at home.

How do we book activities, and do they need to be booked in advance?

For popular activities, especially in peak season, booking in advance is wise. You can usually book online or at the park’s reception. Some activities can fill up quickly, so get in early to avoid disappointment. Parks like Hafan y Môr offer a wide range, from archery to swimming lessons.

What’s the best way to explore the local area?

Grab a bike or lace up your walking boots. Gwynedd is crammed with scenic trails and paths. Many holiday parks offer bike hire, making it easy to explore. Don’t miss the coastal paths for stunning sea views or the trails around Snowdonia for breathtaking landscapes.

Are there any discounts for local attractions?

Yes, check with your holiday park's reception. They often have partnerships with local attractions and can offer discounted tickets or exclusive deals. Places like Zip World and Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways are must-visits, so snagging a discount can make your trip even sweeter.

What dining options will we find?

You’re in for a treat. From on-site restaurants and takeaways to local pubs and cafes, there’s something for every taste. Seafood is a must-try in coastal areas. Many holiday parks, like Talacre Beach Resort, also offer grocery shops if you prefer to cook in your accommodation.

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