Tan Y Fron Holiday Park

Tan-y-fron Holiday Park is located in the centre of the idyllic Snowdonia National Park, an area of outstanding natural beauty with CaderIdris, Wales’ second highest mountain after Snowdon itself, in the background.

This small and welcoming family run park is open throughout the year, and has a range of modern facilities that will guarantee your comfort whenever you decide to visit. A range of touring pitches are available in addition to a small number of holiday homes that can be purchased by holidaymakers who grow to love the area and wish to make this a permanent holiday retreat for themselves and their families.

Tan-y-fron is the perfect base for exploring the nearby town of Dolgellau and for touring the whole of Snowdonia National Park. However, we understand that following woodland trails by foot, horseback, or bicycle is not something that appeals to everyone. It is therefore lucky that the park enjoys excellent transport links that will enable you to discover much of the beauty of Wales away from Snowdonia.

A short drive west will bring you to the coast, where you will find an array of small seaside towns and villages, as well as hidden beaches and coves where you can sit and relax in front of the usually calm and tranquil sea.

Alternatively, you might look to head into the centre of Wales, where friendly local communities and businesses, from bakers and butchers to public houses and restaurants, are just waiting to be discovered.

Tan-y-fron is the perfect park to visit if you are looking to escape from the hustle and bustle of a busy life in a large town or city. The park and the surrounding areas could not be more different, and as such are a must visit for anyone looking to do nothing but relax.

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There are plenty of things to do and a wide variety of attractions to visit in this beautiful part of Wales.

You could try one of the many footpaths which offer excellent views of the countryside such as the “Mawddach Trail” from here,Dolgellau to Barmouth going over the famous Barmouth Bridge.

“Precipe Walk” with views over the Mawddach Estuary, where the mountains meet the sea.

Cader Idris = Wales second highest Mountain.

The “Rhinog Hills” also nearby with breathtaking scenery.

For mountain biking enthusiasts there is the Coed y Brenin Centre, which offers forestry and hill trails varying from easy family runs to the expert “Bull Run”. It was the first forest to be developed for the sport of mountain biking and to this day retains its reputation as the sports premier location Cycling the “Mawddach Trail” & various other routes.

Enjoy a round of Golf at our local Golf Club – Dolgellau with its wooded hillside course or theirs the “Royal St.Davids” at Harlech.

Family a small less challenging course at Fairbourne


Castles and Large Estates, Gardens impressive buildings centuries old within easy reach.

Miniature Railways with their Steam run engines:

There are many in this county all with their own unique features offering families a great day out.

Snowdon Mountain Railway-takes you on a journey to the top of Snowdon.
Ffestiniog Railway at Portmadog
Welsh Highland Railway, recently opened from portmadog to Caernarvon.
Tall-y-llyn,Bala,Corris,Fairbourne, smaller but all with history.

Various Beaches within easy reach, all along the coast

Coed-Y-Brenin Mountain Bike Center
Mawyddach trail
Cader Idris Mountain
Steam Trains
Castles
5 minutes in to Town and Supermarket but still has Countryside location
Zip World,
Surf Snowdownia

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