Gwynedd

On the estuary of the River Mawddach, Barmouth beach is a traditional beach in many ways. A perfect place for families...

At the far end of the Llŷn Peninsula, Aberdaron beach is a mile long and is within an Area Of Outstanding...

Located to the south west of Pwllheli Harbour, there is a wide range of local services within easy reach of the...

A beach that is popular with families with striking views across to the Llŷn Peninsula and to Anglesey.

Spanning over 5 miles of primitive coastline from Tywyn to the north, Aberdovey harbour to the South, Tywyn boasts long sandy...

Morfa Bychan beach, locally referred to as Black Rocks Sands, is a sandy beach with rocky areas which ironically are not...

Criccieth’s sandy and grained beach sits beneath the headland of a majestic 13th century castle. This headland provides shelter from westerly...

The beach itself is a mixture of sand and pebbles and is mostly shaded but there are winds from the north-east.Trefor...

Morfa Nefyn beach is under the care of National Trust and is a fine sand beach with a sheltered bay and...

A hidden treasure in Lleyn Peninsula, the beach faces south and is 3 miles of fine sand, stone and beautiful sand...

Llanbedrog beach is under the care of the National Trust.You can expect extensive areas of golden sand giving way to shallow...

Porthor Beach (also known as Whistling Sands) is under the care of the National Trust and is an exceptionally beautiful beach...

This sandy beach extends for over a mile at low tide. At either end are rock pools while at the back...

Towyn beach is a beautiful sandy beach on the northern coast of Llyn. A walking path leads down from the road...

Benar Beach, located next to the Morfa Dyffryn nature reserve, is a stunning and clean beach known for its extensive sandy...

Llandanwg Beach sits between the towns of Barmouth and Harlech on the southern side of Tremadog Bay. It is also part...

Overlooking the vast, peaceful Harlech beach there is a symbol of past conflict in Harlech Castle, a world heritage site. There...

Come and enjoy a fun day out for the whole family at Glynllifon’s historic grounds and craft centre. 

There’s plenty to do at Padarn Country Park! Come and have a great day out that everyone will enjoy. 

The Cistercian monks from the Cymer Abbey, Llanelltyd originally gave the  site to Barmouth’s residents for leisure purposes and, after a...

Coed Doctor is a densely wooded area on the edge of the village that provides a nice change of scene. An...

The beach and the play park are next to each other which makes it easy to combine the enjoyment of both...

The seaside park is approached via Pier Road from the town centre in Tywyn by following the signs for the beach. ...

As you cross the bridge to enter the town of Dolgellau from the north, you will see the play area on...

 An enclosed safe playing field with ample equipment, benches and picnic tables. Large filed also for free play. No parking but...

The play park and the beach are close to each other which makes it easy to combine the enjoyment of both...

This is a small park but is located very close to the South Beach, and the beach car park itself is...

Come and enjoy a fun day out for the whole family at Glynllifon’s historic grounds and craft centre. 

Porthmadog’s High Street is within a stone’s throw of the park. There are plenty of picnic tables available and it’s possible...

In the popular beach village of Dinas Dinlle, it is easy to find on the beach road in Dinas Dinlle. 

Great field for football or rugby kick about with post located there. Picnic table available and solid play equipment’s.