Dog-friendly things to do in North Wales
North Wales is a happy stomping ground for dogs. From spectacular Snowdonia to the seaside charm of Porthmadog, there are plenty of places to visit. Here we’ve listed a range of options!
North Wales is nothing short of stunning. Undoubtedly one of the UK’s most scenic areas, the region is home to the highest peak in England and Wales – the wonderful Snowdonia. One of the least densely populated areas of the country, this Welsh-speaking area is dotted with traditional villages, epic hillsides and lush greenery as far as the eye can see. It doesn’t lack in history either, with the Irish Sea coast dotted with fortifications that hark back to periods of drama and strife. Whether you’re driving up here, taking the train or bringing the bikes, each mode of transport offers a different angle to an area that is waiting to be discovered. Start planning your discovery with these articles covering our favourite things to do in North Wales.
From rolling hills to dramatic mountains, endless collection of castles and cascading waterfalls, there’s so much to see and do in Wales. And, with a rich cultural heritage to match, Cymru beckons visitors with its unique charm and diverse offerings!
From the rugged cliffs of Three Cliffs Bay to the dramatic trails around Aber Falls and the coastal allure of Marloes Peninsula, Wales reveals its true essence when discovered step by step. Join us as we list our favourite walks in Wales.
From cascading torrents hidden within lush forests to majestic falls framed by rugged cliffs, these natural wonders offer a serene escape for visitors seeking a connection with nature and often form viewpoints on some of the best walking routes in Wales.
Whether you’re in the mood for waterfall walks or discovering the local hustle and bustle, we’ve rounded up some of the exciting events happening in 2024 for you to check out.
Let's dive into the top water parks in North Wales, including some exciting offerings at our Haven holiday parks.
In this article we’ll unveil some of the hidden gems of walking routes that will enrich your North Wales getaway.
Discover the top things to do and see in Llandudno in this article to help you prepare for an unforgettable experience.
Snowdonia National Park offers a picturesque playground for outdoor enthusiasts. Let's delve into a few of the brilliant walking options that will make your trip to Snowdonia truly unforgettable.
Snowdonia is a region that needs no introduction. We’ve compiled the best things to do near Snowdonia for an unforgettable adventure from any of our three Haven holiday parks in the area.
Just down the road from our Haven Presthaven Beach Resort, the picturesque town of Prestatyn awaits curious day-trippers eager to uncover its hidden treasures. Discover the top things to do and see in Prestatyn with this list of our recommendations.
If you're staying with us in North Wales and seeking to immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the area, lace up your walking shoes and get ready for some unforgettable adventures in and around Porthmadog
The enchanting town of Porthmadog offers an array of captivating activities and attractions for visitors staying at our nearby Haven Greenacres Holiday Park. Whether you're seeking relaxation or adventure, Porthmadog has it all.
Colwyn Bay is a hidden gem waiting to be explored. There's an abundance of things to do, and it's just 35 minutes from our Presthaven Beach Resort. Let's take you through the highlights.
The charming town of Pwllheli offers an idyllic escape for nature enthusiasts, history buffs, and adventure seekers alike.
Whether you are a nature lover, a history enthusiast, or simply enjoy exploring new places, Gwynedd has many attractions to offer.
With a treasure trove of experiences for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers, Morfa Bychan is a charming town that has something to entice everyone.
Why should your best furry friend miss out on your next trip? North Wales' beautiful and rugged coastline is packed with all kinds of beaches perfect for people and pooches to explore together.
North Wales is on the up-and-up as a tourist destination. From the magical site of Snowdonia, dominated by Wales’ highest peak, to the coast of golden sand and natural structures, there’s plenty to marvel at.
Taking advantage of your surroundings is a must on any trip to North Wales. Home to some of the UK’s most spectacular landscapes, the region is brimming with beautiful beaches too. Find out more here.