Hendre Coed Isaf, Barmouth

Hendre Coed Isaf

Hendre Coed Isaf Holiday Park rests in the heart of Snowdonia National Park near to beautiful Barmouth, North Wales. This popular caravan park enjoys superb ocean views and is the ideal location for a holiday to remember.

Why Hendre Coed Isaf Holiday Park?

Boasting a fantastic selection of on-site facilities and activities, Hendre Coed Isaf is the perfect setting for an enjoyable break. Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway for two or an all-action holiday for the whole family, there is something for everyone here. As well as a range of caravans to suit all tastes and budgets, Hendre Coed Isaf also has an exclusive selection of lodges and cottages complete with hot tubs for an added sense of opulence. The park has its own outdoor swimming pool and a vitality pool (open from April to September) as well as a children’s play area, and not wishing to leave out our furry friends, there is even a dog-friendly play area! You don’t need to go far for great food, breath-taking sea views and a warm welcome with the award-winning Bay View Restaurant, which is on-site and offers a delicious menu complete with a fantastic selection of wines.

Places to visit during a Hendre Coed Isaf holiday

Just a few minutes away from the caravan park is the delightful coastal town of Barmouth, known for its gorgeous beaches. But there is more to Barmouth than just beaches, with a fantastic selection of shops, boutiques, bars, restaurants, arcades and even a theatre. The town is a great starting point for a number of enjoyable walks, including the Mawddach Trail and the Panorama Walk, which are rewarded with some breathtaking views along the way. You can’t come to Snowdonia and not climb a mountain, so take your pick from the highest peak in southern Snowdonia, Cader Idris at 893 metres, or the big one, Snowdon itself at 1,085 metres high, which offers six different paths to the top. Other adrenaline-fuelled activities include Zip World and bike trails at Coed y Brenin. For something a little more sedate, why not immerse yourself in some history with a visit to the castles at Gwydir, Harlech and Criccieth? Or take a trip to Swallow Falls in Betws y Coed, or a little further away is the stunning village of Portmeirion, made famous in the 1970s film The Prisoner and which continues to attract visitors from around the world to this day.