The area around Llawrbetws

We are situated on the A494 Corwen to Bala road. The park is an excellent base for exploring North Wales and its attractions.

There is a well-stocked licensed shop and café, a ten minute walk away at the garage in the nearby village of Glan Yr Afon. The Glasblobbery Studio and Gallery are situated nearby and the award-winning Rhug Estate with its popular farm shop, restaurant and take away is only two miles away.

Seven miles away lies the town of Bala, with its wealth of outdoor activities. Visitors come to experience white water sailing, canoeing and windsurfing. Bala Leisure Centre offers many facilities including swimming and water slides. Corwen also has a leisure centre with swimming pool, squash courts and a well equipped gym. A bowling green and tennis court are also available to visitors.

Coarse fishing three miles from site at Sarnau (Rod licence required)

Also at Sarnau is Caerau Uchaf Gardens, with adventure playground, café and pets corner.

Corwen is an ancient town with an important place in Welsh history. Situated on the edge of the River Dee in beautiful countryside.  The Llangollen Railway Trust trains run from here to Llangollen along  the scenic Dee Valley.

Bala is situated at the head of Llyn Tegid (Bala Lake) in the Snowdonia National Park, an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The main street is wide and tree lined with many  interesting shops and buildings.  Many outdoor activities are available locally.

Set midway between Bala and Corwen on the A494 to the north west Wales coast with far reaching views of the Berwyn and Clwydian Range of mountains.  Lovely walks including an ancient drovers’ road and The Berwyn Way. 

Ruthin is the county town of Denbighshire in north Wales. Located around a hill in the southern part of the Vale of Clwyd – the older part of the town, the castle and Saint Peter’s Square are located on top of the hill.