GreenWood Forest Park in Y Felinheli, Gwynedd, Wales, is a family-oriented amusement park featuring adventure playgrounds, innovative rides including the world's first people-powered roller coaster, and a solar-powered water ride. It offers outdoor fun and educational experiences with a focus on forest conservation.
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Seagrass Lodge
This 5-star lodge in Sanctuary Lodge Park on the Llyn Peninsula offers a stylish and private retreat for up to five guests with three bedrooms, a private hot tub, shared heated swimming pool, and family-friendly amenities including a highchair and cot.
Penarth Fawr is an important medieval hall house in Gwynedd, Wales, built around 1476 featuring a remarkable medieval roof structure with a spere truss. The house exemplifies Perpendicular Gothic vernacular architecture, is a Grade I listed building, and managed by Cadw.
A family-friendly bungalow located near Snowdonia, featuring a private hot tub, shared outdoor heated swimming pool, enclosed garden, and parking on site, with suitability for children and pets.
Fort Belan is an 18th-century fortress built in 1775, offering visitors tours of its historic military architecture, dockyard, and extensive grounds with panoramic views, reflecting its role in guarding the Menai Strait during wartime.
A 45-minute introductory walking tour led by the site’s custodians explores the history and stories of Castell Caernarfon, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
This five-star lodge at The Sanctuary Lodge Park near Pwllheli offers stylish interiors, a private hot tub, and serene surroundings with scenic coastal and countryside access, suitable for families and groups up to four guests.
This accommodation is a luxury lodge nestled in serene surroundings on Sanctuary Lodge Park, Rhosfawr, offering comfortable and scenic retreat for up to six guests including pet-friendly features, private sunken hot tub, and access to shared heated pool and gym facilities.
A stylish lodge on an exclusive luxury site in the Llŷn Peninsula with elegant interiors, spacious open plan living, three bedrooms, and access to a shared heated outdoor swimming pool and a gym within the park facilities.
A small family-run holiday park located in the quiet seaside village of Trearddur Bay on Anglesey’s north west coast, featuring a range of family-friendly amenities including an indoor heated pool, club, bar, and games room, and close proximity to natural beauty and local attractions.
Tŷ Mawr Standing Stone is a solitary and uniquely shaped Bronze Age monument located near Holyhead, standing about 2.7 meters tall in open fields. Visitors can explore this historic outdoor site free of charge throughout the year during daylight hours. The site requires care due to natural terrain and weather exposure.
This six-berth static caravan in the village of Llandwrog is set on a peaceful, family-friendly site with scenic coastal surroundings and outdoor heated pool access, providing a self-contained holiday base.
Dinas Dinlle is a prehistoric coastal hillfort from the Iron Age featuring a recently excavated roundhouse and offering dramatic coastal views towards the Yr Eifl mountains. Visitors can explore the steep hillfort and enjoy nearby food and amenities, with free access and parking available.
Rhydlanfair is a self-contained wing of a 17th-century farmhouse set in 200 acres of National Trust farmland, offering cosy accommodation in a rural, peaceful environment with a nearby leisure centre providing various facilities.
Capel Garmon is a village in Conwy, Wales, known for its Neolithic burial chamber, historic church site, scenic views over Snowdonia, and nearby museum artifacts. The village offers local holiday accommodations and a family-run pub.
Greenacres Holiday Park is a family-focused coastal holiday park on the west Wales coast, offering scenic natural surroundings and a range of on-site activities and entertainment for guests of all ages.
Castell Cricieth is a historic coastal castle ruin in Wales, built by notable Welsh princes and offering dramatic views over Cardigan Bay. Visitors can explore the outdoor ruins, enjoy exhibitions within the monument, and experience a scenic coastal visit with access to the castle grounds. Dogs on short leads are welcome, but the terrain is moderately challenging with steep steps and uneven surfaces.
This luxury lakeside lodge near Pwllheli offers elegant and spacious accommodation with three bedrooms, private hot tub, and scenic views of the lake, set within a tranquil and exclusive countryside park with shared outdoor heated pool, gym, and natural surroundings.