The park is surrounded by green fields but is only two and a half miles from Llandudno centre. We are half a mile from local shops and about one mile from the nearest beach. There are several local pubs and restaurants within walking distance, and we are only one and a half miles from Rhos-on-Sea with its picturesque harbour and beach, its golf course and cricket club.      In Llandudno, besides a good shopping centre, we have the North Wales Theatre, a ski-slope, a museum, the Great Orme's head and copper mines, to name but a few. In Colwyn Bay (two miles to the East) there is a fine sandy beach, a good leisure centre and in the hills behind a fascinating Zoo.      Our location gives people an excellent base to explore Snowdonia, Anglesey, and the Llyn Peninsula as well as, in the other direction, the less spectacular but quieter areas of the Clwydian Range. Nearer to hand is the historic walled town of Conwy and the Conwy valley, home of the National Trust's Bodnant Gardens, Trefriw Woollen mills, and the spectacular scenery of Betws-y-coed.      To find out more about the area click on the links below:  

Some of the many North Wales  Tourist Attractions  

The Welsh Highland Railway 

Bodnant Gardens Wonderful National Trust gardens that must be seen, especially in Spring and Summer.  

Conwy Butterfly Jungle  Portmerion  Alice in Wonderland   

Our local towns

Conwy A comprehensive guide to the area, including lots of links. 

Llandudno Another page with good links.

Local Theatres 

The North Wales Theatre 

For a comprehensive list of North Wales websites see North Wales On Line 

For the energetic among you  Outdoors in Wales