There’s something for everyone to enjoy at this lively park. With an action-packed activity and entertainment schedule, fantastic staff and a range of great facilities, this is the ultimate caravan holiday spot. The park’s perfect location makes it popular with culture seekers and nature lovers alike. Close by the mountains of Snowdonia National Park, as well as a vast array of beaches and pretty seaside towns, there’s so much to explore in the local area. Just a short walk from the park you’ll find an unspoiled sandy beach, ideal for afternoons spent sunbathing, swimming and playing in the sand. While back on site, kids will love making a splash and messing around in the indoor heated swimming pool. The accommodation at the park is well-equipped, spacious and comfortable. Choose from a wide selection of caravans and lodges, designed to suit every need and purpose. Whether you’re travelling in a large group or just visiting as a couple, you’re certain to find the holiday home of your dreams at Ty Mawr.

Due to its location at the foot of a mountain, Ty Mawr Holiday Park is the ultimate location for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Spend a morning hiking up the mountain and admiring the wonderful view of the surrounding area from the top. The local beaches are well worth checking out too. The park is situated right next to the shingle and sand beaches of Abergele, where you can stroll, swim and sunbathe to your heart’s content. Rhyl Beach is also a fantastic option and, at low tide, this vast sandy stretch can be up to half a mile wide, meaning there’s plenty of space for everyone. A ten-minute drive away, Colwyn Bay is another great spot to visit. With a beautiful beach, lovely three-mile-long promenade and plenty of little seafront bistros to grab a bite to eat here, you’ll have a relaxing afternoon just wandering around. What’s more, Colwyn Bay is located right next to The Welsh Mountain Zoo, which is every bit as cool as it sounds. This incredible spot is definitely worth a visit, especially if you have any animal lovers in the group. Set high in the hills above Colwyn Bay, you’ll find many rare and exciting species here, including snow leopards and Sumatran tigers. If you’re planning a family day out, then Manorafon Farm Park is another brilliant option. With a variety of farm animals (as well as some more exotic species) a play barn and outdoor play area, toddlers and younger kids will be having the time of their lives at this fun-filled farm park. History-lovers should make sure they don’t miss a trip to the fairytale-like Georgian Gwrych Castle and Gardens, which is known to be one of the first attempts to replicate true medieval architecture in Europe. Of course, you can’t visit Ty Mawr Holiday Park without spending some time in Snowdonia National Park. One of the most beautiful areas in the whole of the UK, Snowdonia is home to an array of towering mountains, tranquil lakes and pristine beaches. Why not set yourselves a challenge and tackle Snowdon - the biggest mountain in both Wales and England? Or, if your legs are beginning to tremble at the very thought, you’ll be relieved to hear you can also take the famous Snowdon Mountain Railway up to the top. However you get up there, you shouldn’t miss the opportunity to marvel at the incredible views of the park from Snowden’s spell-binding summit.