Min y Don Harlech

A five-star family holiday park beneath Harlech Castle

Set in a superb position just below Harlech and its mighty castle, on the beautiful Snowdonia coast, this family-run holiday park is an immaculately kept, five-star base for a Gwynedd holiday. With touring and camping pitches as well as holiday static caravans, it suits everyone from tourers and campers to families wanting their own holiday home — and with the beach, the castle, the championship golf links and the village all within easy walking distance, the location really is hard to beat.

Pitches and holiday caravans

The park offers touring and camping pitches, including short-stay and seasonal options, alongside holiday static caravans, so you can choose whichever suits your style of holiday. It is family-run and kept to a high, well-tended standard, with a relaxed, welcoming feel that works equally well for families and couples.

An unrivalled location

The real draw is the setting. The vast sands and dunes of Harlech beach are just under half a mile away, the World Heritage castle and the village around half a mile, and the renowned Royal St David’s golf links a similar distance — with the local leisure centre even closer. Few parks in Snowdonia can match this combination of beach, history, golf and village life all on the doorstep.

At a glance

• Family-run, five-star holiday park below Harlech Castle
• Touring and camping pitches plus holiday static caravans
• Immaculately kept; ideal for families and couples
• Harlech beach about 0.4 miles; castle and village about 0.6 miles
• Royal St David’s golf links and the leisure centre close by
• A superb base on the Snowdonia coast

Exploring Harlech and the Snowdonia coast

Harlech is famous for its mighty UNESCO World Heritage castle, perched dramatically above the town, with the huge beach and dunes of Morfa Harlech and the championship Royal St David’s golf course right alongside. From this coastal base you can easily reach the Italianate village of Portmeirion, the Ffestiniog Railway and the slate attractions of Blaenau Ffestiniog, the harbour town of Porthmadog and the seaside resort of Barmouth, with the mountains of Snowdonia rising just inland. It is a wonderful spot for a coast-and-mountains holiday. For more places to stay and things to do nearby, see our guide to accommodation in Harlech.

Frequently Asked Questions

What can I stay in? Touring and camping pitches, plus holiday static caravans.

Where is it? Just below Harlech Castle, on the Snowdonia coast.

How close is the beach? Harlech beach is about 0.4 miles away, with the castle and village around 0.6 miles.

Is it good for golfers? Yes — the championship Royal St David’s links is close by.

What’s nearby? Harlech Castle, the beach, the golf links, Portmeirion and Porthmadog.

A relaxed coastal holiday

Whether you arrive with a tourer or tent or settle into a holiday home, this is an easy, laid-back base for a family holiday on the Snowdonia coast. With the beach, the village and the castle all within an easy walk, you can leave the car behind and make the most of being beside the sea — beach days, castle visits, a round of golf on one of Wales’s finest links, or simply watching the sun go down over Cardigan Bay.

Do you take tourers and tents? Yes — there are touring and camping pitches as well as holiday static caravans.

Can I walk to the beach and castle? Yes — Harlech beach is about 0.4 miles and the castle and village around 0.6 miles.

When is the best time to visit? Late spring to early autumn is ideal for the beach and the mountains, with the park quieter in the shoulder seasons.

Book your Snowdonia break

For an immaculately kept, five-star family holiday park beneath Harlech Castle, check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.