Cae'r Boncath Glamping

This is a great base for exploring Snowdonia National Park – and there are plenty of ways to do so. The lakes, rivers and coastline make watersports and fishing a fine choice. If you prefer dry land, Snowdonia is renowned for its walking and climbing, and guests can walk onto Cefn Du, Moel Eilio and onto the Snowdon Massif straight from the site. The local road and path network have safe cycle and horse riding routes too if you want to mix it up a bit. About five minutes away is the Welsh Highland Railway station at Waunfawr, where historic steam engines await you... and a more relaxed way to take in your surroundings, with a buffet service and fully licensed bar to boot. Caernarfon’s many attractions are also easily reached – 10 minutes' drive will get you to Caernarfon Castle or to an indoor climbing centre and indoor karting centre – handy if you want to blow off steam come rain or shine. There’s also a vineyard and orchard in Caernarfon where you can treat yourself to a glass of cider or wine (or two…) in a gorgeous setting.