Over 560 Lodges | Established 2018
Over 560 Lodges | Est. 2018
Situated on the beautiful Welsh coast is Brynowen Holiday Park, a family friendly site and a great choice for your next seaside getaway. Here you’ll find a range of facilities that include a swimming pool, arcade, entertainment venue, restaurant and bar. Set in a picturesque location, the site offers quick access to the beach and offers lovely views of the coast.
Caravans: Available in Bronze, Silver, and Gold categories, ranging from budget-friendly bases to spacious models. They typically offer 2 or 3 bedrooms and can sleep up to 8 guests.
Lodges: For a more luxury experience, 2-3 bedroom lodges are available that offer extra space and comfort.
Accessibility & Pets: Many units are dog-friendly, and wheelchair-accessible options are available
The lodges here are inviting and welcoming, offering all the home comforts and plenty of nice touches throughout that you’ll appreciate. The decor is easy on the eye, the furniture is comfortable and the layout is open-plan. When you step inside, you’re sure to like the look of your lodge and feel right at home. Each lodge has an outdoor decking area so you can get some fresh air and take in the views while unwinding.
While staying at Brynowen Holiday Park, you’re about half an hour from Snowdonia (Eryri) National Park. It’s a hotspot for outdoor activities, with opportunities to go hiking, rock climbing, canyoning and biking, to give just a few examples. If you’re after something calmer, head to the coast and relax on one of the many fine beaches or book a train ride and see the Welsh countryside at a slow, yet enjoyable pace.
Lodges sleep 6
2-3 bedrooms
Pet Friendly options
Off-road parking
Wi-Fi
On Site facilities:
The park features a heated indoor swimming pool with a flume, an adventure playground, a multi-sports court, and a seasonal entertainment venue called the Showbar.
Dining: On-site options include The Boathouse Bar & Restaurant, a Costa Coffee outlet, and various takeaway spots.
Borth Beach: A Blue Flag award-winning beach just a short stroll or drive away.
Ynyslas National Nature Reserve: Located approximately 5 minutes away by car, famous for its sand dunes and submerged ancient forest.
Aberystwyth: Roughly 6 miles away, this seaside town offers a pier, cliff railway, and castle ruins.
Snowdonia National Park – The largest national park in Wales, Snowdonia (now known as Eryri) offers all sorts of outdoor activities from the thrilling and adventurous to the leisurely and relaxing. Hiking, paddleboarding, cycling and kayaking are just a few of the many outdoor pursuits available here.
Borth Station Museum – Set in a former railway station, this museum is all about the history of the local railways and how they made seaside holidays popular.
Vale of Rheidol Railway – If you want a memorable day out, visit this railway and go on a relaxing train ride. Travel on a vintage steam locomotive and see 12 miles of beautiful Welsh scenery; when you’re done, head to the cafe and have a refreshing drink and bite to eat.
Borth Tandoori – Right by the beach is this Indian restaurant whose menu showcases the rich dishes and delectable tastes of India’s cuisine.
Medina – Head to nearby Aberystwyth and visit Medina if you’re in the mood for Mediterranean food. The eatery has a casual atmosphere and is a great option for anyone looking to wind down with good food after a long day.
Athro Lounge – A unique and quirky restaurant with a casual, informal atmosphere. Book a table here and look forward to a pleasant meal in tastefully decorated surroundings. The menus are extensive and varied, giving you more than enough options to choose from.
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