Ty Morol Motorhome and Campervan Site

Thinking of getting some hiking under your belt while in north Wales? Set off for Snowdonia National Park (50 minutes’ drive) to clamber across the peaks, perhaps up to Wales' highest point, which is known as 'Yr Wyddfa' in the local lingo. Not sure your legs can take it? A train’s also on hand to whisk you to the top. You could embrace adventure at the activity centres in the area too – there’s a motorised surfing lake (45 minutes), a series of trampolines set underground in a cavern (an hour and 10 minutes) and ziplines over an old slate quarry (50 minutes) to select from. Over in England, Chester’s a choice spot for visits to one of Britain’s best zoos or roaming around Roman ruins (40 minutes’ drive or half an hour by train); the Victorian houses and pier of Llandudno, meanwhile, are the same distance in the opposite direction if you’d rather sample what Wales has to offer. Further on from here are Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty to cast your eye on, including the stunning isle of Anglesey (an hour) and the equally gorgeous Llŷn Peninsula (an hour and a half).