How much are site fees at Brynteg?
The lodge can be occupied most of the year, the park only being closed from mid January until 1st March. The site fees are £4,950. Electric is metered and charged as used.
What is there to do in Brynteg?
Top picks for Brynteg
- Pili Palas Nature World- 11 miles away, LL59 5RP.
- Anglesey Sea Zoo- 16 miles away, LL61 6TQ.
- The Slate Caverns- 30 miles away, LL41 3NB.
- Halen Mon (Anglesey Sea Salt)- 15 miles, LL61 6TQ.
- Snowdon Mountain Railway- 5 miles away, LL55 4TY.
- Shopping in Portmeirion- 26 miles away, LL48 6ER.
What are the leisure facilities at Brynteg?
Our on-park facilities include a state-of-the-art gym, swimming pool and wellbeing rooms creating plenty of opportunities for indulgent pampering. What’s more, Brynteg’s leisure facilities also include tennis courts and water-sports facilities, so your whole family will be entertained for the duration of your stay.
Where is Brynteg Holiday Park?
In the foothills of Snowdon and with its own private lake, our scenic Brynteg holiday park in North Wales is a nature lover’s paradise. Miles of picturesque coastline, quaint villages and the unique scenery of Snowdonia National Park are yours to explore.
Why choose Brynteg for your next holiday home?
What’s more, Brynteg’s leisure facilities also include tennis courts and water-sports facilities, so your whole family will be entertained for the duration of your stay. With a beautiful range of static caravans and lodges to choose from, you can enjoy caravan holiday week after week in your new home-from-home.
What is there to do around Llanberis Park?
There is a Lakeside bar selling drinks and the Country club serves food The park is in a good location for trips to the beach (Newborough beach on Anglesey is lovely and is only 40mins) plus kayaking on Lake Padarn in Llanberis and walks around the lake are only 10mins by car.