New £1.1m Mid Wales wildlife centre will be next door to holiday park
August 2019
An exciting new £1.1 million wildlife centre in Mid Wales has been warmly welcomed by the owners of a five star holiday park which is situated next door.
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Gwynedd, a land of dramatic coastlines, soaring mountains, and rich history, is also home to a collection of captivating National Trust properties and nature reserves. The manor houses, landscapes, walking routes, and quaint gardens offer a glimpse into the region’s past and provide stunning backdrops for memorable days out.
Penrhyn Castle near Bangor captivates with its neo-Norman grandeur. Explore the lavish interiors, marvel at the extensive art collection, and delve into the estate’s intriguing industrial and colonial past. Step outside and wander through the 60 acres of enchanting woodland walks, a walled garden with fountains and beautiful flowers, and lose yourself in the captivating views across Snowdonia and the Menai Strait.
Located on the Llŷn Peninsula, Plas yn Rhiw has been remodelled over time since its original construction in the 17th century into the beautiful manor house it is today. Plas yn Rhiw boasts an ornamental garden bursting with colour and character with a beautiful magnolia that is laden with fruit in late summer/early Autumn. Enjoy a day out exploring the house, discovering its fascinating history and marvelling at its beautiful garden.
The National Trust offers even more than their magnificent manor houses and castle in Gwynedd, the beautiful Llanbedrog Beach, is a sheltered haven on the Llŷn Peninsula, offering the perfect opportunity for a fun packed seaside trip. Build sandcastles, paddle in the calm waters, and enjoy the sight of colourful beach huts lining the shore coupled with the breathtaking views over Cardigan Bay.
Carneddau and Glyderau and Craflwyn and Beddgelert boast acres of hills and valleys to explore with meticulously maintained footways providing walking routes to suit every requirement enabling you to spot wildlife and marvel at the astoundingly beautiful views.
Visiting the green spaces and properties in Gwynedd that are protected and maintained by the National Trust, offers a chance to connect with the area’s heritage, appreciate the beauty of its landscapes, and support the vital work that goes in to preserving these special places for generations to come. Consider holidaying in Gwynedd to discover the National Trusts’ gems in the area.
Take a look at our Gwynedd holiday homes homes for sale to use as a great base for visiting the National Trust properties and the wealth of sites and attractions in the area.
