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Amazing Attractions near Ty Mawr
With beaches, castles and awesome scenery, North Wales is an irresistible holiday hotspot, and at Ty Mawr you're ideally situated for seeing the best the region has to offer!
An unspoiled sand beach lies opposite the park and Rhyl is close by - but for the grandest seaside thrills, you'll want to visit Llandudno 12 miles away. The genteel, Victorian resort is Wales' largest and mixes vintage amusements, funfair rides and elegant architecture with some fabulous natural sights, like the Great Orme Headland.
Keep heading south to discover the adrenaline-fuelled activities and sublime countryside of Eryri National Park (Snowdonia).
Amazing attractions near Ty Mawr
SC2 Rhyl
Make a splash at SC2, Rhyl's brilliant indoor and outdoor waterpark - just 10 minutes' drive from Ty Mawr Holiday Park.
Llandudno Pier
No trip to Llandudno is complete without a walk along this beautiful Victorian pier - which is the longest in Wales!
Knightly's Fun Park
Exciting entertainment for the whole family - from classic funfair favourites and arcade machines to regular live cabaret and comedy shows.
Rhyl Miniature Railway
From the toot toot of its whistle to the nostalgic smell of steam, Britain's oldest miniature railway has been charming visitors to Rhyl for generations!
GreenWood Forest Park
An absolute treat for little ones, this lovely park has plenty of action with roller coasters and rides but there are gentle learning experiences too!
Pili Palas Nature World
Make friends with gentle animals at this family fun park from traditional donkeys and rabbits to exotic alpacas - they're just waiting for a cuddle!
SeaQuarium
Undertake a journey into the world's oceans. Explore local waters where you'll spot sharks and rays or delve into tropical seas to meet colourful clownfish.
The Welsh Mountain Zoo
Snow leopards, Sumatran tigers, Mississippi alligators, boa constrictors - you'll come face-to-face with some of the world's top predators at this wonderful zoo.
Sir Henry Jones Museum
Discover the fascinating life of Sir Henry Jones, the noted philosopher and teacher, at this wonderful little cottage that was his family home.
Llandudno Museum
Journey through the history of Llandudno, from the Bronze Age and some beautifully preserved tools to WWII and the Home Guard at this interesting museum.
Danger Point
Danger Point offers a unique educational experience, where the subject of safety is brought to life with interactive exhibits in special themed environments.
City Sightseeing Llandudno
Jump onboard this open-top double-decker bus and travel between the two historic seaside resorts of Llandudno and Conwy to take in famous sight.
Llandudno Cable Car
Prepare for some spectacular views as you journey to the top of Llandudno's famous limestone headland, Great Orme, on these fantastically fun cable cars!
Great Orme Mines
Venture underground and discover the largest and most extensive series of prehistoric man-made tunnels to be found anywhere in the world!
Surf Snowdonia
Learn to master the waves at the world's only inland surf lagoon - which stretches for over 300m and generates head high waves!
Eryri National Park (Snowdonia)
Home to the highest mountain in England and Wales, long golden beaches and peaceful rivers - this National Park is the most varied natural wonderland!
Go Below
An opportunity to really test your nerves as you descend 1300ft underground and participate in a series of truly terrifying adventure challenges.
Bounce Below
Descend into the depths and experience an underground adventure unlike any other, where you'll bounce, roll and slide through an amazing subterranean playground!
Llandudno North Shore Beach
Llandudno North Shore Beach is a popular, award-winning sandy beach situated between Great Orme and Little Orme. This unique beach mixes modern attractions with old-fashioned Victorian elegance.
Gwrych Castle
Founded in the early 1800s, Gwrych Castle was one of the first attempts at recreating European medieval architecture and sits within 250 acres of grounds and gardens.
Gop Hill
One of Wales' AONBs, this route traverses across the coastal hills of the Clwydian Range and explores country villages, wonderful views and an impressive monument.
Spectacular Sunsets from Llanasa & Axton, Flintshire
For a lovely countryside walk with beautiful views and sunset opportunities, follow this route from Llanasa Village across hills, tracks and fields.
The Little Orme, including Rhiwledyn Nature Reserve
This short walk over the Little Orme and through Rhiwledyn Nature Reserve partially follows the coastal path, with plenty of wildlife on offer to spot along the way.
