The county of Conwy has some of the most spectacular scenery in the UK. It is often described as the county where Snowdonia meets the sea. It stretches along the North Wales coast and spreads inland, down the Vale of Conwy. You will find Kinmel Bay in the East to Llanfairfechan in the west and as far South as the small villages of Cerrigydruidion and Cwm Penmachno. There are over 50 holiday parks in Conwy on our site. You will find everything from idyllic coastal campsites to 5* award-winning caravan and lodge sites.
The town of Conwy sits in the shadow of the might fortress of Conwy Castle. Established in the Middle Ages it is rich in medieval history. Known for its historic interests and walled town, there is plenty of things to do and experience as you stroll through.
The imposing 13th-century Conwy Castle lies at the centre of the town. It is a lovely place to walk around and explore the area within the walled town. Led by Edward I of England, it was built during the years of 1283 and 1289,
Conwy is a popular seaside resort with a quaint harbour and revolutionary Telford suspension bridge. You will always find something going on along the quay, particularly during the warm summer months. Or if you prefer something more exciting take a boat tour around the coastal area. Or why not take a hike up one of the many surrounding mountains.
The smallest house in Great Britain can be found at the end of a terrace of houses on quayside at Conwy. It measures just 72 inches wide by 122 inches high and was occupied right up until 1900. Richard Jones was the last person to live in the house. He was a local fisherman who happened to be 6ft 3in! Although the house might be small, it was still a practical living space. There is just enough room for a single bed, a fireplace, and a coal bunker.
Surrounded by lush Welsh countryside and watched over by the mighty mountains of Snowdonia, Conwy is a beautiful place to visit.
Staying on a holiday park in Conwy is a good base to explore plenty of other nearby towns. Whether you drive just a few short miles to Llandudno, adventure into Snowdonia National Park or drive over to experience Anglesey.
Llandudno is North Wales’ largest beach resort with award winning beaches and lots of holiday activities. The Victorian seaside town has maintained its traditional and authentic charm. Take a leisurely walk along its promenade or travel up to the top of the Great Orme. At the summit you’ll be rewarded with incredible views of its surrounding mountains and coastal towns.
The walk to the summit is about a mile, but why not enjoy a ride on the Llandudno Cable Care – the longest passenger cable care in Britain. At 679 feet up, you can take in the jaw-dropping panoramic views of the Bay of Llandudno, the Little Orme, the Conwy Estuary and miles out over the Irish Sea.
Just a few miles down the road from Conwy is Colwyn Bay. Another seaside town that has a lovely beach, promenade, and lots of things to see and do.
Travel south along the coast and you will find Penmaenmawr Beach, a long sandy beach with a promenade. Penmaenmawr looks out onto the Menai Straits and its many facilities make it a popular family resort.
Betws-y-Coed is one of North Wales’ most popular inland towns. It is the ideal place to visit if you are planning walking within Snowdonia National Park. Two miles to the west of the village is the Swallow Falls. The waterfall is beautiful and one that is not to be missed. It is one of Wales’s most visited attractions. An area of outstanding natural beauty and designated a site of special scientific interest.
Caernarfon is another historic walled town that shares something in common with Conwy… a castle! Caerarfon Castle has been described over the years as among the most impressive in Wales, showcasing one of the finest examples of military architecture in 13th and 14th century Europe.
You will find a real mix of landscapes in to explore in Conwy with holiday stays to suit everyone. There are holiday parks along the coast and other further inland in glorious countryside. So, whether you would like to ascend Mount Snowdon, enjoy a coastal walk or look around some of the historic castles, there is something for everyone in Conwy and the North Wales area.
Browse a range of high quality holiday parks in Conwy, offering holiday homes, glamping, touring and camping holidays, chalets, lodges and cottages.
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