Lodges & Holiday Parks in Gwynedd

Discover stunning beaches & pretty seaside towns...

For coastal walks and stunning landscapes in Wales, consider a stay in the pretty seaside towns of Barmouth, Criccieth or Harlech, all offering easy access to stunning sandy beaches and the peaks of Snowdonia National Park. On holiday in Harlech, visit the magnificent Harlech Castle, feel the sandy between your toes on Harlech Beach or tee off at the Royal St. David's Golf Club. The seaside town of Barmouth is the perfect setting for your Welsh summer holiday, home to the large Barmouth Beach where you can enjoy the funfair and watersports like kayaking and paddle boarding. Book one of our Barmouth lodges and journey back in time on the Barmouth Railway steam train, hike up to the National Trust property of Dinas Oleu or go for a scenic walk along the Mawddach Trail. Set amidst the spectacular scenery of the Llŷn Peninsula, with panoramic views of Cardigan Bay, our Criccieth holiday homes offer the perfect seaside stay on the North Wales coastline. Visit the dramatic Criccieth Castle, go for a leisurely stroll along the promenade, laze on Criccieth Beach or embark on a daytrip to nearby Abersoch Beach.

Explore the charming town of Porthmadog & nearby Portmeirion...

Nature lovers history buffs will delight in the maritime charm of Porthmadog, a Welsh harbour town near Snowdonia National Park. Soak up local heritage at the Porthmadog Maritime Museum, take a ride on the Welsh Highland Railway or browse the pretty shops and cafes in the town centre. Nearby, Black Rock Sands is known for its expansive stretch of golden sands, perfect for beach games, picnics and sunbathing. Our holiday homes in Porthmadog make a great base for exploring nearby Portmeirion, a unique and picturesque Italianate village on the River Dwyryd. Inspired by the coastal villages of Italy, it features a vibrant mix of colourful buildings and piazzas, and brings a taste of the Mediterranean to North Wales. There's a private beach with mountain views, and attractions such as the Bristol Colonnade, Hercules Hall, the Dome and the Pantheon.

Visit the historic town of Caernarfon...

Set in a stunning location on the Menai Strait, just south of the Isle of Anglesey, the historic town of Caernarfon beckons with its iconic landmarks and scenic beauty. Our lodges and holiday parks in Caernarfon offer the perfect escape amidst this Welsh wonderland, home to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Caernarfon Castle, a medieval fortress on the waterfront that dates back to the 13th century. The town has direct access to the Welsh Highland Railway, where you can enjoy a scenic train journey through Snowdonia National Park. Pick up fresh local produce in Caernarfon Market, explore the nearby Segontium Roman Fort or wander the well-preserved town walls that date back to the medieval period. Whether its a hot tub break, a family-friendly caravan park or a dog-friendly cottage stay, book your dream getaway at one of our holiday homes in Caernarfon.