A slightly sloping open site ten minutes walk from the historic town of Caernarfon, with views of the famous castle as you approach. There's plenty to do here. You will be inevitably drawn to Snowdon, walking it under your own steam, or taking the Mountain Railway (rack and pinion) to the top. Or you may get no further than Llanberis at the foot of Snowdon, which has put itself at the disposal of the visitor with a whole range of activities, from the lake railway to the water-based activities on Llyn Padarn or a visit to Dolbadarn Castle. Ride deep inside Elidir Mountain, to the superb modern Dinorwig Power Station. Your trip underground will be preceded by a fantastic sound, vision and special effects show.

New to the network for 2009, the site is set in the centre of the beautiful village of Betws-y-Coed  in the heart of North Wales with easy access to its shops, restaurants, pubs and variety of local tourist attractions. Betws-y-Coed has built on an outstanding international reputation as an attractive village in its own right and a perfect centre from which to explore the magnificent Snowdonia National Park with its many attractions – from its lakes and mountains to narrow gauge railway and other historic reminders of its heritage and colourful past.

Those seeking relaxation – sportsmen, nature lovers, anglers, ramblers, artists, photographers and families – can all find activities of interest in large measure.

Min y Don is ideally situated on level, beautifully landscaped land between the coast road and the beach, set against a backcloth formed by Snowdon and the colourful mountain range. Needless to say, the views of the mountainous terrain, sand dunes and floodlit 13thC World Heritage Castle are breathtaking. A short walk will take you into Harlech past the railway station, where you can enjoy unique pubs, restaurants and shops set within this friendly historic town. You will also find a heated indoor swimming pool, gymnasium, sauna, tennis court and theatre. If you want to venture further afield, the site is conveniently located to access the main train line to Pwllheli, Criccieth, Barmouth and Aberdovey.

This very special park is set within the Snowdonia National Park and is ideal for the beach, walking, climbing, golf, fishing and cycling. A short walk, via the pathway across the adjoining famous Royal St David’s Golf Course, affords an easy approach to the three miles of soft sandy beach which provides safe bathing for all ages.