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With mountains, hills and valleys surrounding three sides of our Park and a glorious sandy beach in the front, if escaping from the hustle and bustle of daily life is what you’re after, then this really is the place to come!
Things to do in North Wales
Home to the spectacular Snowdonia National Park, North Wales offers one of the UK’s most dramatic backdrops. From soaring peaks to crystal blue lakes, and rolling hills that stretch all the way to a rugged coastline, there’s no better place to get away from it all.
Between those stunning vistas, you’ll also find a range of pretty towns, mining villages and an impressive lineup of attractions to fill out your holiday itinerary with. Things to do in Snowdonia range from gliding over quarries, sailing through caverns, journeying through forests and ascending some truly monumental mountains.
Places to visit
18 minute drive
Harlech Castle
A Grade I listed fort that has stood tall over the surrounding landscape for some 700 years.
For opening dates and further information, please visit the attraction's website.
41 minute drive
Ffestiniog Railway
A 40 mile adventure through the dramatic landscapes of Snowdonia from the comfort of a classic railway carriage.
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43 minute drive
Corris Craft Centre
A chance to explore local wares, try your hand at crafts and relax with a tea or coffee.
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44 minute drive
Coed Y Brenin
A spectacular wild forest home to a selection of walking trails and cycling tracks.
For opening dates and further information, please visit the attraction's website.
52 minute drive
Dolgoch Falls
A series of wonderful waterfalls near the village of Tywyn, with a magical and other-worldly setting.
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57 minute drive
Zip World
Soar through the North Wales skies on an exhilarating zip line adventure in the forests of Betws-y-Coed.
For opening dates and further information, please visit the attraction's website.
58 minute drive
Snowdonia National Park
With towering peaks, beautiful lakes and lush forests, this is one of the UK’s most unique and inviting national parks.
For opening dates and further information, please visit the attraction's website.
66 minute drive
Llyn Padarn
One of Wales’ largest natural lakes, stretching over two miles in length and lined by beautiful walking trails.
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70 minute drive
Llanberis Lake Railway
A five mile adventure along the banks of beautiful Lake Padarn, all from the comfort of a classic stream train.
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71 minute drive
Dolbadarn Castle
A ruined fortress and former military post which boasts more than 800 years of fascinating history.
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73 minute drive
National Slate Museum
Learn about the history of industry in this corner of Wales, with interactive exhibits keeping things fun for all the family.
For opening dates and further information, please visit the attraction's website.
79 minute drive
Adventure Parc Snowdonia
A high-octane activity park home to the world’s first inland surf lagoon.
For opening dates and further information, please visit the attraction's website.
Where to stay in North Wales
After long days spent exploring these North Wales attractions, you’ll need somewhere comfy and calm to recharge your batteries come the evening. Combining a beautiful beachside setting with a whole host of little luxuries, Barmouth Bay Holiday Park should cover all the bases. Choose between our cabin-style lodges and cosy caravans, while breaking up your time with activities such as our on-site pool and hot tubs.