Gimblet Rock Lodges

Gimblet Rock is a modern lodge retreat in a superb position on the headland at Pwllheli, looking out over the marina and the sea on the Llŷn Peninsula, with the mountains of Snowdonia beyond. Its stylish lodges, open-plan living and scenic verandahs — plus an indoor pool, sauna and gym on the park — make it a relaxed, leisure-focused base for a family or group of up to eight.

Contemporary coastal lodges overlooking Pwllheli marina

This is a smart, leisure-led park in a wonderful waterside setting. The lodges sleep from six to eight, across two to three bedrooms, with stylish open-plan interiors and verandahs taking in the sea and marina views. On the park you will find an indoor heated pool and sauna, a fitness centre, a bar and cafe, a children’s play area, WiFi and a launderette. Several lodges welcome up to two dogs, and there is parking on site.

Views, leisure and a great location

With its marina-and-sea views, indoor pool and on-park leisure facilities, Gimblet Rock is ideal for families and groups who want a comfortable base with plenty on site, right on the headland at Pwllheli.

At a glance

• Modern lodges sleeping 6–8 (2–3 bedrooms)
• On the headland overlooking Pwllheli marina and the sea
• Indoor heated pool, sauna and gym
• Bar and cafe; children’s play area; dog-friendly (select)
• On the Llŷn Peninsula, gateway to Snowdonia

Where it is

Pwllheli is the main town of the Llŷn, with a long sandy beach, a busy market and one of the finest marinas in Wales at Hafan Pwllheli — home to the Plas Heli Welsh National Sailing Academy. Gimblet Rock sits on the headland overlooking the marina and the sea. You can browse more places to stay across the area on our Llŷn Peninsula accommodation page.

Things to do nearby

Pwllheli is the natural gateway to the Llŷn Peninsula. The chic resort of Abersoch, the castle town of Criccieth and the wild western tip at Aberdaron are all within easy reach, and the steam railways at Porthmadog are a short drive away. The marina is a hub for sailing and watersports, the long sandy beach is on the doorstep, and the mountains of Snowdonia rise just inland for a day in the hills.

Who it suits

With its lodges sleeping six to eight, indoor pool and leisure facilities, Gimblet Rock is ideal for families and groups who want a comfortable, leisure-focused base with marina and sea views. With several dog-friendly lodges, the family pet can come along too.

Good to know

The headland setting gives lovely marina and sea views from the verandahs, and the indoor pool, sauna and gym make it an easy choice whatever the weather. Several lodges welcome up to two dogs, so it is worth requesting a dog-friendly one if needed. Pwllheli’s beach and marina are on the doorstep. The verandahs make the most of the marina and sea views, and the indoor pool, sauna and gym mean there is plenty to enjoy on site whatever the weather. With the whole Llŷn Peninsula within easy reach, it is a brilliant base for combining leisure days with exploring the coast. Booking is handled by Hoseasons — use the Book button on this page for live availability and the latest prices.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many does it sleep? Between 6 and 8, in two to three bedrooms.

Are there leisure facilities? Yes — an indoor heated pool, sauna and gym, plus a bar and cafe.

Are dogs allowed? Yes — selected lodges are dog-friendly (up to two dogs).

Where is it? On the headland overlooking Pwllheli marina, on the Llŷn Peninsula.

What is nearby? Pwllheli’s beach and marina, Abersoch, Criccieth and Porthmadog.

Gimblet Rock is a relaxed, leisure-focused choice for a Llŷn Peninsula break. Booking is handled by Hoseasons — use the Book button for live availability and the latest prices.