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Snowdonia Holiday Park

Snowdonia Holiday Park

Snowdonia Holiday Park offers a range of accommodation, from various grades of caravan to luxury platinum lodges. There’s always something going on in this beautiful place, lying in the foothills of Snowdonia.

With an indoor swimming pool, a gym, and a children’s play area, you certainly won't run short of things to do without even leaving the resort. If your idea of fun doesn’t involve a lot of physical activity, you can unwind while being pampered in the luxury spa. And there are a couple of wonderful restaurants for a delicious meal out at day's end, the Country Club with its varied menu and the Boat House (limited opening hours outside of peak season), which offers superb lake views with your food.

Snowdonia Holiday Park hosts an incredible range of activities during the summer break, so if you’re hoping to keep active during your time away - or just looking for a way to distract the kids - you won’t be disappointed. The activities schedule caters for all ages and abilities so you’ll be sure to find something that suits you, no matter how much or how little you’d like to do. 

Health and Leisure Club

The on-site health and leisure club means you can stay active even while you’re relaxing on your holiday. You’ll have access to an indoor swimming pool, gym, steam room and sauna.

Luxury Spa Treatments

If you’re looking for true relaxation the luxury spa will pamper you with a range of treatments such as full body massages and facials. Other on-site treats include a hydrotherapy pool, a tepidarium and a rainforest shower.

Restaurant and Bar

The Country Club restaurant is the perfect place to eat out, whether for a family meal or a romantic evening, and includes an over-21 area where you can enjoy cocktails, whiskeys and other beverages.

Events and Entertainment

There’s a whole range of entertainment on offer, including comedians, magicians and more. Come along during the holidays to take part in the festive celebrations, or just take a look and see what's going on during your visit.

Exciting Activities

In the summer months there's an an extensive adventure activity programme that means there’s always something exciting going on, including archery, climbing, raft-building and much more - there's no way the kids will get bored!
Boy in swimming pool

Why Snowdonia Holiday Park?

You’ll never be short of things to do at Snowdonia Holiday Park, whether joining in on their range of adventure activities, keeping fit in the health and leisure club or relaxing in the spa. That’s not to mention the comfortable accommodation and the gorgeous scenery of Snowdonia that surrounds you.
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Please note: due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the attractions and amenities shown below may be closed or only offering a limited service. Please check their individual websites or call them ahead of time to avoid disappointment when visiting.

Snowdon

Snowdonia Holiday Park is perfectly placed for climbing Snowdon. The Snowdon Mountain Railway leaves from Llanberis (just 4 miles away from the resort) and will transport you to the summit visitor centre. For the more adventurous there are several paths up Snowdon that would make a great family adventure. Be sure to be properly dressed and equipped for the mountain, however!

Canaerfon Castle

Canaerfon Castle

Just 5 miles away is Canaerfon Castle – a World Heritage Site. Created by King Edward I, it is one of Wales’s most impressive castles and has huge polygonal towers, with Eagle Tower the most impressive. Don't miss 'Legends of the Sky', a game where players take control of a 3D holographic dragon swooping around a miniature model of the castle!

Greenwood Forest Park

Greenwood Forest Park at Y Felinheli (5 miles away) was voted Best Family Attraction in North Wales for 7 years so well worth a visit. There’s plenty to keep the children busy including den building, jungle boats, archery and a stack of rides like the Green Dragon Rollercoaster. There are also rabbits, donkeys and birds to see too plus live shows and crafts.

Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways

Take a nostalgic trip on a steam train through the scenery of the beautiful Snowdonia National Park. These amazing narrow-gauge railways will take you over and around some of the most beautiful places in Wales. Lines for the railway run from both Porthmadog and nearby Caernarfon.

The White Eagle, at Rhoscolyn

The White Eagle at Rhoscolyn comes highly recommended. A large pub with cosy bar, a modern dining room, a decked terrace and stunning sea views. You can be sure of a great selection of food from pub classics to more sophisticated fare.

Sosban and the Old Butchers

Sosban and the Old Butchers in Menai Bridge was one of only 7 Michelin-starred restaurants in Wales in 2017. Sosban creates dishes using the best of what's available locally on the day. Book well in advance to ensure you get a table.

Ainworth's Traditional Fish and Chips

Ainsworth’s Traditional Fish and Chips in Canaerfon is many people’s favourite chippie in North Wales. It offers a choice of crispy cod, plaice and haddock, along with burgers, pies and fried chicken. It’s really a take-away but there’s 4 stools in the window counter.