This beautifully-situated holiday park is the perfect spot for a getaway with family or friends. With great on-site facilities and friendly staff, the park has every ingredient you need for a relaxing and refreshing holiday, away from all the noise and stress of everyday life. Watch the kids have a great time splashing around in the indoor pool, while you sit back and relax with a book on the sidelines. If you want to get the whole family active, then challenge the kids to a game of something in the multi-use sports court or else hire bikes from the park and get out exploring in the local area. After just a few days at Barmouth Bay Holiday Park, you’ll all be feeling relaxed, recharged and refreshed. In fact, you’ll never want to leave.

The location of Barmouth Bay Holiday Park just couldn’t be more perfect. Set on the west coast of Wales, amidst the stunning scenery of Snowdonia National Park, there’s so much to do, see and explore in the local area it’s hard to know where to begin. GreenWood Family Park is a lovely spot to explore all together. Jampacked with action and adventure, this superb spot has been voted the best family day out in North Wales. With roller coasters, waterslides, archery, little cars for the kids to drive and the first solar-powered ride in the UK, all the family will have a great day out at GreenWood. What’s more, if the weather is looking a little grim, you can always let the kids burn off all their energy playing in the Enchanted WoodBarn. If you’re feeling up for a challenge, then why not set out to tackle Mount Snowdon? The highest peak in both Wales and England, this famous mountain towers at just over 1,000 metres and takes about five to seven hours to climb up and down. If you don’t fancy the walk, then you can opt to go up with the Snowdon Mountain Railway instead. Zip World Fforest is another great spot for a day trip, especially if you have any thrill-seekers in the group. Bounce in Treetop Nets, brave zip lines and adventure courses set high in the trees and take on Skyride - Europe’s highest giant swing. If the weather is not looking so good or if you’d prefer to go underground, then head to Zip World Slate Caverns instead. Here you’ll find a spine-tingling adventure course set in a disused slate mine. This activity promises plenty of excitement and adventure, even on a rainy day. For history lovers, a visit to Harlech Castle is a must. This enormous Medieval fortification towers over the Irish Sea from its rocky perch - a striking sight to behold. What’s more, this is the site of the longest siege in British history, which lasted for a staggering seven years. The siege inspired Wales’ much-loved alternative national anthem the ‘Men of Harlech’, a tune which is particularly popular with the rugby crowds.