Dumbledore - Dolgellau - Gwynedd

Enjoying a truly peaceful and tranquil setting within a small and exclusive village in the Snowdonia National Park this supremely appointed property with its cosy log burning stove and spacious interior makes a superb location close to a host of exhilarating outdoor activities and family based attractions. Dumbledore is sure to appeal to ramblers and nature lovers alike with magnificent walking and wonderful opportunities for mountain biking nearby. Dolgellau 3 miles has a good selection of interesting shops pubs and restaurants whilst lovely golden sandy beaches can be found at Barmounth 10 miles.

Heartsease Lodges - Llandrindod Wells - Powys

Enjoying a gloriously secluded setting, these luxurious lodges boast private hot tubs and sit just minutes' drive from the attractive Victorian spa town of Llandrindod Wells. Perfect for a relaxing break at any time of year.

Woodpecker Lodge - Bryncrug - Gwynedd

Enjoying panoramic views from its elevated position in the Snowdonia National Park this comfortable wooden lodge is perfect for family holidays whatever the season. Set in a quiet family run caravan park it offers visitors free use of an outdoor heated pool (May to September) and a games room whilst glorious sandy beaches (2 miles) water sports golf fishing riding and delightful cafés and restaurants are nearby. Shop and pub 1 mile.

Bryn Thomas Lodges - Llandrindod Wells - Powys

Just 5 miles from the attractive Victorian spa town of Llandrindod Wells and Rhayader's spectacular Red kite feeding station these three warm and comfortable lodges – each of which boast their own blissful hot tubs offering wonderful views – all enjoy a peaceful working farm setting. A nearby river offers informal angling and for more serious fishing the beautiful Elan Valley with its stunning reservoirs is the area's main attraction. Close to Glyndwr's Way the Cistercian Way and Offa's Dyke this is wonderful walking mountain biking and bird watching country and an indoor play barn and adventure park small breeds farm indoor activity centre cycle hire and pony trekking are among nearby delights. Rhayader is also home to the Welsh Royal Crystal factory whilst Hereford's Cathedral with its famous chained library and Mappa Mundi draws visitors from all over the world as does the nearby 'book town' of Hay on Wye. Dolphin spotting in Cardigan Bay and the golden sands of Aberdovey are easily within a day trip. There is a good selection of eating places in the area and the nearest pub is 1½ miles. Shop 3 miles.

The Old Coach House - Grassholm - Rosebush - Pembrokeshire

Named after one of Pembrokeshires magical islands of wildlife, this two bedroom log-cabin invites you to live amongst nature near the Preseli Hills and within the National park. It sits in a secluded woodland area, near the glistening waters of Rosebush reservoir, in the six acres of land belonging to the Old Coach House. Hidden away by bushes and trees youd be forgiven for losing all sense of time and place in this cosy log cabin. Fully equipped with a host of comfortable soft furnishings and modern conveniences, getting back to nature has never been so easy. Its large French doors open fully, connecting outdoors with indoors and inviting you to expand your living space on to the veranda and into the woodland beneath the canopy of trees. A trickling mountain stream, birdsong and the sight of shimmering blue water in the distance, make staying at Grassholm a feast for the senses and a unique holiday experience in itself. The six acres of land offer a variety of surroundings for guests to enjoy; pretty gardens, natural grounds and woodlands; where picnic tables and benches lie perfectly positioned for guests to make the most of these truly beautiful surroundings.

Wern Newydd Farm - Llandysul - Ceredigion

Nestling in 40 acres of valley surrounded by oak forest these three romantic properties each with its own private hot tub offer a perfect year round setting in which to relax and unwind. Shared with the owners the grounds are home to wildlife ponds and a small river for fun fishing whilst the whole farm is now a conservation area and a haven for the rare Brown Hairstreak butterfly badgers and much more. There are beautiful walks through the forest one area looks towards the mountains with sunsets that are out of this world whilst another offers swings and seating spots in delightful riverside surroundings. Unspoilt National Trust beaches are just 9 miles away and the dolphin and seal watching trips readily available along the coast are some of the most popular excursions in mid Wales whilst further inland white water rafting superb fishing nostalgic journeys on the Teifi Valley narrow gauge steam railway and a host of other fantastic attractions are within a short drive of Wern Newydd Farm. A selection of shops can be found in Llandysul (2 miles) and a village shop/Post Office and an excellent pub serving good food lie conveniently at the end of the farm drive.

Carmarthen Bay Holiday Park - Kidwelly - Carmarthenshire

Explore the scenic surroundings along the coastline or take in the spectacular views over the Gwendraeth Estuary. Go further afield and visit Carmarthen, the oldest town in Wales with traditional shopping, museums and markets.

Lon Lodges - Rhayader - Powys

Stylish well equipped and warmly comfortable these newly built lodges boast their own blissful hot tubs and a peaceful setting on a family run working farm. With easy road access they are ideally placed for enjoying the Elan Valley's superb fishing bird watching mountain biking and walking. Rhayader's shops inns livestock markets spectacular red kite feeding station Welsh crystal factory cycle hire indoor pool play barn and adventure park are 4 miles. Museums art galleries Hay on Wye and Hereford Cathedral are an easy drive. Aberdovey's golden sands and the dolphins of Cardigan Bay are within a day trip. Nearest pub 3 miles.

Yew Tree Barn - Usk - Monmouthshire

This spacious bright and contemporary converted barn lies in delightful countryside. Close to the historic little town of Usk with its fairytale castle, independent shops, many pubs and famous floral decorations, and the appealing village of Raglan - also with castle, pubs, farm shop, gliding club and award-winning butcher! The area is in the heart of historic and beautiful Monmouthshire with its myriad attractions and eateries. Coarse fishing within 2 miles. Tintern Abbey and the market towns of Abergavenny and Monmouth are all under 10 miles. Exceptional golf courses abound (Ryder Cup 2010) and excellent walking including the Brecon Beacons, Offa's Dyke, Wye and Usk Valley walks are available locally.

Sanctuary Lodges - Pwllheli - Gwynedd

The perfect choice for those wishing to escape from it all and experience the tranquil peace and unique beauty of the picturesque Lleyn Peninsula. Nestling in a delightful woodland glade, The Sanctuary boasts a fabulous selection of stunning luxury lodges, offering a serene haven in the heart of the rolling North Wales countryside.

White Springs - Oak Lodge - Pontardulais - Swansea and Gower

Oak Lodge, Lake View and Pine Lodge are three, newly built, luxury, lakeside log cabins that provide a tranquil countryside retreat with easy access to all that South West Wales has to offer. The large windows drink in views of the White Springs Lakes and the verandas provide the perfect spot to unwind after a day exploring the local area or simply to while away some relaxing hours. The three log cabins are similarly furnished to a very high standard; recliner leather sofas and chairs and large flat screen TVs are just some of the many home comforts on offer. And while White Springs, voted the UKs Number 1 Fishery is a dream holiday spot to any fishing enthusiast its also a great location for anyone who enjoys water views, home comfort and convenience. Staying at the log cabins allows you to make use of the wider facilities available at White Springs, such as the Licensed Bar with games room and the availability of equipment and coaching for anyone new to fishing to have a go at catching and barbequing their own supper!

Niagra Lodge - Llangollen - Denbighshire

This delightful Canadian inspired lodge boosts an impressive stylish and spacious interior and a glorious elevated position in a tranquil secluded woodland valley. Located in an exclusive lodge park and enjoying shared use of the parks indoor pool small gym and fishing lakes its just 1 mile from Llangollen with a fine selection of shops restaurants and inns and fascinating tourist attractions including a heritage steam railway and horse drawn canal boat trips whilst the surrounding Dee valley affords wonderful opportunities for an array of outdoor pursuits. Nearest pub serving food ¼ mile.

The Beach House - Beaumaris - Isle of Anglesey

Rhiw-Y-Gog Lodge - Rhayader - Powys

This warm and very comfortable lodge sits with the owners home surrounded by working hill farms above the hamlet of St Harmon, with its good pub and between Llanidloes with its arts centre and regular markets and Rhayader with its spectacular Red Kite feeding station, pottery, crystal factory and indoor pool. This unspoiled area is known as the Lakeland of Wales and has picturesque almost alpine scenery. Close by is a stunning nature reserve which even has a hide for watching otters. A wonderful location for mountain biking, birdwatching and walking (Glyndwrs and Cistercian Way Offas Dyke). There is fishing on the River Wye and on Elan Valley Nature Reserve's magnificent waters. The Royal Welsh Showground Victorian spa town of Llandridod Wells and the book town of Hay-on-Wye are close by.

Cider Mill Lodge - Brockweir - Monmouthshire

Near the Royal forest of Dean and just a few minutes' drive from Tintern Abbey this beautifully appointed and warm lodge commands wonderful views over the sylvan Wye Valley above Brockweir. Easily accessed year round this border territory is marked by stunning scenery and brooding castles there are delightful market towns to explore and the walking is excellent whether on Offa's Dyke in the Forest or along the river bank. Chepstow's racecourse and golf courses about 5 miles. Shop and pub/restaurant 1 mile.

Fishpools Farm - Knighton - Powys

These warm and comfortable lodges with their blissful hot tubs sit together in an idyllically secluded setting above the owners farmhouse. There are magnificent views and wonderful walking from the doorstep. The beautiful Elan Valley with its stunning reservoirs and superb mountain biking is the area's main attraction fishing is available here on the River Wye and Llyngwyn Lake. The area is also a wonderful location for bird watching and walking choose to walk the Glyndwr's Way Cistercian Way or visit the Offa's Dyke centre at Knighton. Close by is the attractive Victorian Spa town of Llandrindod Wells and the Royal Welsh Showground at Builth Wells. Bustling Hereford with its cathedral and the Mappa Mundi draws visitors from all over the world. The book town of Hay on Wye with its International Literary Festival (May) are close by. For children there is an indoor play barn and adventure park nearby a small breeds farm an indoor activity centre cycle hire or pony trekking. Pub 1 mile.

Garden Cottage - Trefeglwys - Powys

Surrounded by superb countryside, the attractive village of Trefeglwys provides a wide range of local amenities and activities. With a village shop and pub as well as facilities for walking, cycling, fishing, bird watching, kite feeding and clay pigeon shooting, this charming rural settlement has everything a visitor could possibly need for a relaxing holiday away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Built on the banks of the River Severn, the nearby historic town of Llanidloes boasts a variety of architecture including timber-framed buildings, as well as an impressive old market hall. The town provides everything that Trefeglwys doesn’t, including antique shops, pubs, restaurants and scenic riverside walks. For water sports, the renowned beauty spots of Llyn Clywedog’s 236-foot high dam and the Hafren Forest are close by.

The Old Coach House - Skokholm - Rosebush - Pembrokeshire

This one bedroom, cosy log-cabin, named after one of Pembrokeshires magical islands of wildlife, sits in a very secluded, woodland spot within the six acres of land belonging to the Old Coach House and stares out at the glistening waters of Rosebush reservoir. Set within the National park, in the heart of Pembrokeshire, near the Preseli Hills, Skokholm invites you to holiday amongst the trees, nature and wildlife in complete privacy. Skokholm is the perfect, romantic retreat; its three sets of French doors connect its comfortable, homely interior to the spacious, south-facing veranda and the natural world beyond. It boasts sensational views through the trees to the sparkling blue waters and its isolated position ensures peace and tranquillity reign supreme. In this wild, wooded area with no vehicular access, (private parking exists 20 yards away via a woodland path) rest, relaxation and nourishment for the soul is guaranteed. The six acres of land offer a variety of surroundings for guests to enjoy; pretty gardens lead to natural grounds and woodlands where picnic tables and benches lie perfectly positioned for guests to make the most of these truly beautiful surroundings. With the gentle, soothing, overture of natures very own orchestra, Skokholms veranda has to be the most perfect of all places to sit and lose complete sense of time and place.

Lon Lodges - Rhayader - Powys

Stylish well equipped and warmly comfortable these newly built lodges boast their own blissful hot tubs and a peaceful setting on a family run working farm. With easy road access they are ideally placed for enjoying the Elan Valley's superb fishing bird watching mountain biking and walking. Rhayader's shops inns livestock markets spectacular red kite feeding station Welsh crystal factory cycle hire indoor pool play barn and adventure park are 4 miles. Museums art galleries Hay on Wye and Hereford Cathedral are an easy drive. Aberdovey's golden sands and the dolphins of Cardigan Bay are within a day trip. Nearest pub 3 miles.

White Springs - Lake View - Pontardulais - Swansea and Gower

Lake View, Oak Lodge and Pine Lodge are three, newly built, luxury, lakeside log cabins that provide a tranquil countryside retreat with easy access to all that South West Wales has to offer. The large windows drink in views of the White Springs Lakes and the verandas provide the perfect spot to unwind after a day exploring the local area or simply to while away some relaxing hours. The three log cabins are similarly furnished to a very high standard; recliner leather sofas and chairs and large flat screen TVs are just some of the many home comforts on offer. And while White Springs, voted the UKs Number 1 Fishery is a dream holiday spot to any fishing enthusiast its also a great location for anyone who enjoys water views, home comfort and convenience. Staying at the log cabins allows you to make use of the wider facilities available at White Springs, such as the Licensed Bar with games room and the availability of equipment and coaching for anyone new to fishing to have a go at catching and barbequing their own supper!

White Springs - Pine Lodge - Pontardulais - Swansea and Gower

Pine Lodge, Lake View and Oak Lodge are three, newly built, luxury, lakeside log cabins that provide a tranquil countryside retreat with easy access to all that South West Wales has to offer. The large windows drink in views of the White Springs Lakes and the verandas provide the perfect spot to unwind after a day exploring the local area or simply to while away some relaxing hours. The three log cabins are similarly furnished to a very high standard; recliner leather sofas and chairs and large flat screen TVs are just some of the many home comforts on offer. And while White Springs, voted the UKs Number 1 Fishery is a dream holiday spot to any fishing enthusiast its also a great location for anyone who enjoys water views, home comfort and convenience. Staying at the log cabins allows you to make use of the wider facilities available at White Springs, such as the Licensed Bar with games room and the availability of equipment and coaching for anyone new to fishing to have a go at catching and barbequing their own supper!

Bryn Thomas Lodges - Llandrindod Wells - Powys

This welcoming and newly refurbished farmhouse, with its own blissful hot tub, offers wonderful views, in a quiet but convenient rural setting on a working farm. There is informal fishing free of charge by arrangement with the friendly owners and for more serious fishing the beautiful Elan Valley, with its stunning reservoirs, is the areas main attraction, and there is the River Wye and Llyngwyn Lake. The area is also a wonderful location for mountain biking, bird watching and walking. Choose to walk the Glyndwr’s Way, Cistercian Way or on Offa’s Dyke.

Brynowen Holiday Park - Aberystwyth - Ceredigion

Brynowen is an ideal base from which to explore this beautiful area of Wales. Enjoy spectacular views across Cardigan Bay and discover one of Ceredigion's longest golden beaches. Nearby Aberystwyth has plenty of history waiting to be explored.

Bryn Thomas Lodges - Llandrindod Wells - Powys

Just 5 miles from the attractive Victorian spa town of Llandrindod Wells and Rhayader's spectacular Red kite feeding station these three warm and comfortable lodges – each of which boast their own blissful hot tubs offering wonderful views – all enjoy a peaceful working farm setting. A nearby river offers informal angling and for more serious fishing the beautiful Elan Valley with its stunning reservoirs is the area's main attraction. Close to Glyndwr's Way the Cistercian Way and Offa's Dyke this is wonderful walking mountain biking and bird watching country and an indoor play barn and adventure park small breeds farm indoor activity centre cycle hire and pony trekking are among nearby delights. Rhayader is also home to the Welsh Royal Crystal factory whilst Hereford's Cathedral with its famous chained library and Mappa Mundi draws visitors from all over the world as does the nearby 'book town' of Hay on Wye. Dolphin spotting in Cardigan Bay and the golden sands of Aberdovey are easily within a day trip. There is a good selection of eating places in the area and the nearest pub is 1½ miles. Shop 3 miles.

Tyddyn Llwyn Caravan Park - Porthmadog - Gwynedd

We are situated in a large area of partially wooded countryside, nestled in a secluded location at the foot of Moel-y-Gest mountain. The privately owned park extends to some 53 acres in total, 18 acres of which are used as a touring and static caravan park.