Conwy Holiday Park

Get out into the Conwy and north Wales countryside for all manner of days out from here, with heaps to do within easy day trip distance. The old town of Conwy just over a mile from the park is most famed for its castle and its town walls; there's also a medieval watchtower, ancient abbey, Telford-designed 19th-century bridge, and the Guinness Book of Records's 'Smallest House in Great Britain', on the quay. Several stately homes and castles are within easy reach, such as Beaumaris and Caernarfon, both around 20 miles away. It's also easy to get to the village of Betws-y-Coed, 14 miles away, and the surrounding forests full of walking and mountain bike paths for all abilities. 25 miles away, dive into the highlights of Blaenau Ffestiniog, including the Llechwedd Slate Caverns and the famed narrow gauge railway. Golfers have several courses to pick from in the surrounding area, including some with smashing sea views. For angling, try your luck sea fishing from Conwy or in one of Snowdonia's many lakes such as Trawsfynydd Lake, 40 miles away. If you'd rather pedal or hike, Snowdonia National Park five miles from the site has walking and cycle paths for all abilities. Feeling more adventurous? Head to the world’s biggest inland wave lagoon at Surf Snowdonia eight miles away, or shoot along to ZipWorld in Betws-y-Coed for a range of ziplines including one that catapults along at up to 100mph. Next to this, Bounce Below is an underground trampoline park in the old slate caverns.