The Chalet

The Chalet is of brick and timber construction, an end-terrace of three and situated in a quiet corner of the holiday park called the Millstream.

It has a fitted kitchen that leads to the lounge and dining area; a bathroom with toilet, over-bath shower, two bedrooms, one with a double bed the other with a single bed and 1 bunk bed.

It can accommodate a maximum of 5 people. Bedding is provided and the beds made up to await your arrival.

Heat, light and cooking are all electric with a £1.00 coin slot meter. Standard equipment includes electric heaters, vacuum cleaner, refrigerator, freeview/dvd player, television, kettle, toaster, ironing board and all necessary cooking utensils, pots, pans, glasses an cutlery for five people.

On arrival all visitors will receive a pack, which comprises a toilet roll, two tea-towels, two hand towels, two bath towels.

Location

Set in a 200 acre parkland 1.5 miles East of Caernarfon at the edge of the Snowdonia National Park.

The entrance to the park is on the A4085 Caernarfon to Beddgelert road in the village of Caeathro. Glan Gwna must be considered to be amongst the most desirable holiday parks in Wales. The terrain varies from flat open spaces, to steep wooded hillsides, whilst the river Seiont flows rapidly through a series of twist and turns to produce an abundance of beautiful, natural settings. Chalets have been carefully located to obtain maximum benefit from this environment and results in a choice to suit every taste.

Chalet 202 is situated in a quiet area of the park called the Millstream.

Although there are approximately 300 holiday units on the park, these blend so well into the natural environment that only a few can be seen at any one time.

Facilities & Activities

There is such a wide range of activities available on the park that many visitors remain within the boundaries for the whole of their stay.

• Free heated outdoor swimming pool
• Course fishing on the park
• Pool tables
• Club room
• Entertainment and Discos
• Bar meals
• Take away food
• Shop
• Launderette
• Gym
• Beauty Salon

Some of the above are only available during certain periods in the season.

Places to Visit

Anywhere within North Wales can be reached by car from Glan Gwna. Many of the well-publicised attractions are very close.

• Caernarfon the ancient capital of Wales is within walking distance. The superbly preserved castle where Prince Charles was invested as the Prince of Wales is part of the old walled town and overlooks the harbour.

• Arfon Leisure Centre in Caernarfon offers indoor sports for the energetic and includes squash, badminton, table tennis and swimming.
• Anglesey with sandy beaches, its Druid History, its Sea Aquarium and splendid views of Snowdonia is only 30 minutes away by car.
• Snowdon provides an irresistible challenge as well as magnificent views to the many visitors who explore its low level lakes or climb to the summit. (Less energetic if you take the mountain railway).
• Llanberis Padarn Lake Railway and the slate museum is only 20 minutes away by car.
• Swallow Falls and Betws y Coed is a favourite calling place on a drive around Snowdonia.
• Llandudno with its dry ski-slope and Great Orme chairlift is a popular resort along the North Wales coast.
• Rhyl is a well-known seaside resort with a beautiful beach as well as having a large leisure centre and wave pool.
• Conwy an ancient town which has retained much of of the charm of the small harbour which once was its nerve centre.
• National Trust Properties at:
  PENRHYN CASTLE
  PLAS NEWYDD
  BODNANT GARDENS
  All are easily accessible from Glan Gwna
• Caernarfon Air World At Dinas Dinlle with its "hands on" Air Museum, pleasure flights and flying training makes a fascinating visit for all the family. An irresistible and affordable attraction is a flight in a DeHavilland Rapide.
• Dinas Dille Beach is just the place to relax in the summer months or to enjoy some fishing from the shore.