Lodges and holiday parks in Gwynedd

Gwynedd

Lodges and holiday parks in Gwynedd

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage of Gwynedd, nestled in the heart of North Wales. Embark on an adventure in Snowdonia National Park, home to Snowdon, the highest peak in Wales. Hike to the summit for awe-inspiring panoramic views or explore the park's diverse landscapes, including dramatic waterfalls, pristine lakes, and lush valleys. Uncover Gwynedd's storied past as you explore its historic castles. Behold the grandeur of Caernarfon Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site, or wander through the medieval walls of Harlech Castle, perched on a hill overlooking the coast. Discover charming coastal towns like Porthmadog, where quaint streets and sandy beaches beckon, or visit the enchanting village of Portmeirion, an architectural gem surrounded by lush gardens. Whether you're after a coastal or countryside location our lodges and holiday parks in Gwynedd deliver a tranquil retreat from the hustle of modern life.

Dog friendly lodges in Gwynedd

Gimblet Rock, Gimblet Rock, Pwllheli

Gimblet Rock, Pwllheli, Gwynedd

Gimblet Rock

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Swimming Pool
Gym
Amazing Views

    4.6

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    From

    £185
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    The park setting

    Criccieth, Gwynedd, Gwynedd

    Bron Eifion Lodges

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    Hot Tubs
    Waterside - Lake
    Fishing On Site

      4.1

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      £249
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      Holiday parks with hot tubs in Gwynedd

      Gimblet Rock, Gimblet Rock, Pwllheli

      Gimblet Rock, Pwllheli, Gwynedd

      Gimblet Rock

      0
      Swimming Pool
      Gym
      Amazing Views

        4.6

        out of 5

        nights

        From

        £275
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        The park setting

        Criccieth, Gwynedd, Gwynedd

        Bron Eifion Lodges

        0
        Hot Tubs
        Waterside - Lake
        Fishing On Site

          4.1

          out of 5

          nights

          From

          £279
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          Popular cottages in Gwynedd

          Delightful living room with wood burner | Rhos Y Grug, Llangwnadl, near Pwllheli
          Customers' Choice

          Llangwnadl, near Pwllheli, Gwynedd

          Rhos Y Grug

          Pets stay free
          Coastal
          Wifi
          Car parking on site
          • Sleeps up to 8
          • 4 bedrooms
          • 2 bathrooms
          • Up to 3 pets allowed

          4.9

          out of 5

          8 nights

          From

          £385
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          Setting | Sailing Home, Porthmadog

          Porthmadog, Gwynedd

          Sailing Home

          Coastal
          Wifi
          Car parking on site
          • Sleeps up to 5
          • 3 bedrooms
          • 1 bathroom
          • Up to 0 pets allowed

          5

          out of 5

          5 nights

          From

          £743
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          Impeccably renovated wing of Crogen Hall | Crogen Wing, Bala

          Bala, Gwynedd

          Crogen Wing

          Wifi
          Car parking on site
          Pub within 1 mile
          • Sleeps up to 4
          • 2 bedrooms
          • 2 bathrooms
          • Up to 0 pets allowed

          4.7

          out of 5

          4 nights

          From

          £905
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          Rhandir-Mwyn | Rhandir-Mwyn, Pontllyfni, nr. Caernarfon
          Customers' Choice

          Pontllyfni, near Caernarfon, Gwynedd

          Rhandir-Mwyn

          Pets stay free
          Coastal
          Wifi
          Car parking on site
          • Sleeps up to 6
          • 3 bedrooms
          • 1 bathroom
          • Up to 2 pets allowed

          4.9

          out of 5

          6 nights

          From

          £475
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          Beautiful stone built cottage with spectacular and breath taking views on its doorstep | Beudy Bach, Cilgwyn, near Caernarfon
          Customers' Choice

          Cilgwyn, near Caernarfon, Gwynedd

          Beudy Bach

          Pets stay free
          Wifi
          Car parking on site
          Detached
          • Sleeps up to 6
          • 3 bedrooms
          • 1 bathroom
          • Up to 1 pet allowed

          5

          out of 5

          6 nights

          From

          £455
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          Exterior | Ty Newydd, Beddgelert, nr. Caernarfon

          Beddgelert, near Caernarfon, Gwynedd

          Ty Newydd

          Wifi
          Car parking on site
          Enclosed Garden / Patio
          • Sleeps up to 7
          • 3 bedrooms
          • 3 bathrooms
          • Up to 0 pets allowed

          5

          out of 5

          7 nights

          From

          £445
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          Living area | Gwynfa - Rhyd Uchaf Cottages, Rhyduchaf, near Bala

          Rhyduchaf, near Bala, Gwynedd

          Rhyd Uchaf Cottages - Gwynfa

          Hot Tub
          Wifi
          Car parking on site
          • Sleeps up to 4
          • 2 bedrooms
          • 1 bathroom
          • Up to 2 pets allowed

          5

          out of 5

          4 nights

          From

          £389
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          Inspiration of things to see and do in our lodges in Gwynedd

          This small county certainly packs a punch in terms of beauty and outstanding beauty. With the majority of the Snowdonia National Park, Portmeirion and the scenic Llyn Peninsula, this is a great holiday destination for those looking for something different. With some wonderful beaches, including Black Rock Sands with its wide open stretch of golden sand, caves and rock pools, perfect for a day out and picnic on the coast. From golfing to walking in some of the UK's most stunning scenery this is a destination for all of the senses.

          The Sygun Copper Mine offers a multisensory self-guided tour that takes you back to the region’s golden (or copper!) era. Educational and fun for kids and grown-ups, there is also an on-site adventure playground and bouncy castle.

          It may not have a wave machine, but that doesn’t stop Bala Lake from providing bucketloads of entertainment to outdoor enthusiasts. From kayaking and canoeing to sailing or even windsurfing, there are numerous ways to take to the water. And if you fancy some team fun, why not challenge yourself with some raft-building?

          Experience mountain biking at its best on one of many trails that offer stunning mountain views of Snowdonia. As the UK’s first dedicated mountain bike trail centre, Coed y Brenin has an extensive network of tracks to rival any location. Developed from original natural forest trails, the centre now has a range of skill areas, all-weather tracks, and traditional forest routes that provide ample choice for both the passionate mountain biker and the beginner.

          Gwynedd