Due to the current health crisis, please check the current measures before any purchaseThe Holiday ParkSet in a historic North Wales market town on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park, RWST Holiday Lodges makes for a perfect scenic getaway for friends or family. The nearby attractions include Zip World Fforest, Adventure Parc Snowdonia, the Gwydir Mawr Mountain Bike Trail, Zip World Velocity, Bounce Below, Llechwedd Slate Caverns and the Antur Stiniog downhill mountain bike trails. Pen y Pass, a popular starting point for some of the main walking routes up Snowdon, including the Pyg Track, the Miners’ Track and the Snowdon Horseshoe, is just about 12 miles away.When not after some adventure, holidaymakers can simply take in the postcard-like scenery with River Conwy, Gwydir Forest and mountains in the background.The self-catering lodges come with kitchens, sitting rooms, comfy bedrooms, and en suite shower rooms. Guests can also enjoy a dining patio for al-fresco food and drinks, with access to a shared barbecue area.A pub and a shop are within a walking distance.Accommodation Details1-Bed Lodge Standard occupancy: two people Maximum occupancy: two people2-Bed Lodge Standard occupancy: four people Maximum occupancy: four people3-Bed Lodge Standard occupancy: six people Maximum occupancy: six peopleGroupon’s Guide To Snowdonia National ParkCovering over 820 square miles of scenic landscapes, Snowdonia National Park is the largest park in Wales, boasting waterfalls, lakes, valleys and mountains, and offering a variety of outdoor activities.Visitors may embark on a wealth of sporting pursuits such as canoeing, white water rafting, sailing or fishing. Out of the water, travellers may scale great heights by mountain climbing or taking a trip to the Tree Top Adventure centre, simultaneously getting a new perspective on the sights below. To take a breather, guests may visit the Dolwyddelan Castle, an unusual rectangular medieval structure that stands atop a hill and boasts panoramic views across dramatic vistas.