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The Holiday Home Park

Boasting far reaching views across the North Wales valley over to the Snowdonia National Park, Tan Rallt Holiday Park in North Wales offers two types of holiday homes situated in well-tended landscape gardens. The location allows guests to relax and enjoy the beautiful views of the Welsh valley countryside. The park facilities include the on-site health and relaxation suite, a fitness centre and children’s playground.

All units at the resort are equipped with a seating area, a flat-screen TV with cable channels, a kitchen, a dining area and a private bathroom with toiletries and a shower. The rooms are fitted with a kettle, while some have a balcony. Every room comes with bed linen and towels.

Guests can dine at The Cliffs Bar and Restaurant located on site. The venue serves everything from breakfast and afternoon tea to light lunches and evening meals.

Accommodation Details

Bala Caravan or Sunrise View Lodge

• Standard occupancy: four people
• Maximum occupancy: four people
• Click here to view Bala

Elwy Caravan or Treweryn Caravan

• Standard occupancy: six people
• Maximum occupancy: six people
• Click here to view Elwy 
• Click here to view Treweryn 

Clywd Caravan or Conwy Caravan

• Standard occupancy: eight people
• Maximum occupancy: eight people
• Click here to view Conwy 
• Click here to view Sunrise View Lodge 

Groupon’s Guide To Conwy

Crossed by its namesake river and adjoining the Snowdonia National Park with one-third of its territory, Conwy County Borough boasts unique attractions to keep globetrotters busy while visiting Northern Wales. One of the most notable destinations in the area is the town of Llandudno: dubbed the Queen of the Welsh Resorts, it is the largest Welsh beach destination, beckoning guests with sights such as the Great Orme and the Little Orme, and the award-winning Llandudno pier.

Flourishing heritage tourism is based around monuments such as the late-13th-century Conwy Castle and the Elizabethan-style Plas Mawr, dating back to the 16th century. Sites of the Aber Falls in Abergwyngregyn and the Bodnant Garden in Tal-y-Cafn are also well worth a visit, whereas golf aficionados can spend leisurely break on the Great Orme Family Golf course or on the numerous other courses since the county leaves nothing to be desired in this respect.