Graig Wen
✓ Direct access to the Mawddach cycle trail from the site
🏖️ 2.88 miles from Barmouth (Excellent water quality)
Arthog
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Gwynedd rewards a bit of planning. We've pulled together the best stays and days out so you can spend less time searching and more time looking forward to it. Snowdon, slate villages and the Llŷn Peninsula's coves.
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✓ Direct access to the Mawddach cycle trail from the site
🏖️ 2.88 miles from Barmouth (Excellent water quality)
Arthog
✓ Clifftop field setting with views over Cardigan Bay
🏖️ 2.71 miles from Porth Neigwl (Excellent water quality)
Porthmadog
✓ Closest campsite to the village of Abersoch
🏖️ 1.27 miles from Abersoch (Excellent water quality)
Porthmadog
✓ Private lake access for guests, with free canoe use
🏖️ 2.77 miles from Llandanwg (Excellent water quality)
Porthmadog
✓ One of the biggest campsites in the UK and Europe
🏖️ 1.1 miles from Llandanwg (Excellent water quality)
Porthmadog
✓ Nearest caravan and camping park to Barmouth seaside town
🏖️ 0.67 miles from Barmouth (Excellent water quality)
Barmouth
✓ Twelve acre all-grass park behind the sand dunes
🏖️ 0.93 miles from Craig Du Beach Central (Excellent water quality)
Porthmadog
✓ Situated a sand dune away from the beach
🏖️ 0.58 miles from Craig Du Beach Central (Excellent water quality)
Porthmadog
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You'll find everything here from hot-tub hideaways for two up to parks and big houses that swallow a three-generation get-together. Prices swing a lot by season — the listings above show the from-price so you can compare fairly before clicking through to book direct.
Each corner of Gwynedd has its own character. Popular bases include Barmouth, Porthmadog — every one has its own guide on this site with local stays and days out.
School summer holidays are peak season — glorious, busy and priciest. If you can travel in June or September you'll get much of the weather with fewer crowds and noticeably lower prices, while spring and autumn breaks can cost half of what August does.
Outside school holidays — typically late September to early May. Many stays cost 30–50% less than in August, and attractions are quieter too.
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