Attractions
North Wales teems with fun activities and attractions for little ones and young adults. With great museums, historic sites, parks, zoos and toy stores, the UK country functions as a playground for the kids and a stomping ground for teens. Plus, parents are sure to enjoy themselves along with their children. Below is a list…
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The beautiful sceneries in most Parts of the UK are covered with snow in winter. This, however, is not true for a large part of North Wales. It is among the leading tourist destinations all year round, thanks to its beautiful scenery and clear winters. Gardens, mountain walks, coastal paths, and wildlife are some of…
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If you are a thrill seeker or you are just looking for a world-class excavation and sceneries that will leave unforgettable experiences and staying around North Wales, then you are missing a lot of fun. There is no doubt that North Wales is the best place to experience and learn the history of the Vikings…
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If you’re thinking of a winter break in scenic north Wales in a Lyons holiday park, you might want to check out some of the best events held in National Trust properties across the region. In the spirit of the festive season a whole host of historic buildings have opened their doors to hold events…
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North Wales is full of hidden gems. From Llanfairfechan to Portmeirion, the region has a wealth of unique attractions woven amongst the lush green hills and mountains. Throw in some local food delights, thrilling extreme sports, and quaint traditional transport, you’ve got a postcard perfect getaway. Here are the top things to do in North…
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From J. R. R. Tolkien to Lewis Carroll, many literary figures have drawn from the Welsh landscape in the creation of their famous novels. Wales itself has a rich tradition of literary accomplishments and appreciation, with the annual Hay Festival in Hay-on-Wye being one of the most famous literary festivals in the United Kingdom. North…
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North Wales has long been one of Britain’s top tourist destinations, offering a variety of holiday activities within a small area, combining stunning mountain sceneries close by to gorgeous sandy beaches. When staying at our holiday parks and investing in our caravans for sale, North Wales has so much to offer visitors. We have mentioned…
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Llandudno Pier is one of the top attractions in North Wales, and a fantastic place to head to for families wanting to while away an afternoon. Open until 10pm during the summer, and all year round weather permitting, except Christmas Day, there is so much to do there, from food to eat and arcade games…
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At 1,085 metres in height, Snowdon is the tallest mountain in England and Wales and as such, a magnet for climbers and walkers of all levels of experience. There are five major walking routes up the mountain, and we’ve pooled together a checklist of what you need to consider before you take on the challenge,…
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There’s such a lot for you to do on Anglesey you’re not going to squeeze it all into a single day. But we’ve rounded up some brilliant suggestions, so you can pick and choose the ones that really take your fancy, which will set you up to really make the most of your day trip…
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