There are some amazing places to see in North Wales , and plenty of things to do , whether you enjoy walking, climbing, canoeing, mountain biking, cycling on family friendly trails , sitting on a beach soaking up the sun (yes believe it or not we do actually get sun in Wales) or just visiting all the local attractions, there are so many castles to see, gardens, slate caverns and plenty more  , you'll find that a week just isn't enough time and you'll find yourself coming back again and again like we did. I'll be adding to this page when I can so keep an eye on it, and if theres anything not on here that you'd like me to show just send me an email and i'll see what I can do..

The well known mountain of Snowdon , has 7 paths up to its summit , and a train up for those who don't want to walk up, the nearest path is about 30 minutes drive away from the campsite.

The Mawddach estuary has so much going for it , theres a cycle trail that follows the old railway line from Dolgellau to Barmouth, the estuary itself is great for canoeing (providing you take the tides into account) and there are plenty of walks in the surrounding hills too.

Amazing garden about an hour away from the campsite (up in the Conwy valley) well known for its stunning formal gardens, lillie ponds and laburnam arch.

Pretty little village on the north coast of the Llyn Peninsular, there is still a pub in the village so you can grab a beer or something to eat while you are there , while looking out over the stunning scenery.

The old brick works at Porthwen on the North East is well worth a visit, with its tall chimneys and beehive shaped kilns. If you carry on along the coastal path you will come to the ruins of the 19th century china clay works at Llanlleina after passing the old watchtower on the headland commemorating the coronation of Edward VII (1901).