Blue Skies, a friendly, single-storey holiday lodge is situated in the White Tower Caravan Park in Gwynedd. This open-plan property is pet-friendly, making it ideal for families and couples looking to explore the beautiful surroundings with their canine friends. Guests can also take advantage of the on-site facilities, adding convenience and enjoyment to their stay. Step inside and discover the heart of the home, the welcoming open-plan living space, where you can rustle up an evening meal in the equipped kitchen, enjoy meals around the dining table as a family and relax on the sofa for a movie marathon after a day of adventures. As the evening grows dark, retreat to the two bedrooms including a double bed with an en-suite basin and WC and a twin. When weather permits, step outside onto the enclosed front decking, where you can soak up the sunshine and enjoy al fresco dining with the included outdoor furniture. For those looking to explore the surrounding area, Blue Skies is conveniently located near a variety of attractions and activities. Aviation enthusiasts can visit the Airworld Aviation Museum, while families can enjoy a day out at Gypsy Wood Park. The on-site clubhouse offers entertainment and relaxation for guests, ensuring a fun-filled stay. Venturing further afield, Nefyn boasts Clwb Golff Nefyn Golf Club for golf enthusiasts, as well as the Amgueddfa Forwrol Llŷn Maritime Museum and RNLI Porthdinllaen National Trust Walk for those interested in history and coastal walks. In Pwllheli, visitors can explore the picturesque Gimblet Rock and relax on Pwllheli Beach Hill. For a taste of Welsh history and culture, head to Caernarfon to visit the impressive Caernarfon Castle World Heritage Site. Stroll through the town to explore independent shops and quirky boutiques, immersing yourself in the local atmosphere. With so much to see and do nearby, Blue Skies is the perfect base for an unforgettable stay in Gwynedd.

The rural hamlet of Dinas is peacefully situated near the foot of the Garn Fadryn Mountain, just 5 miles from Nefyn. Ruins of an Iron Age hill fort remain at the summit, which provides spectacular views over the Lleyn Heritage coast towards the Isle of Anglesey and as far as the Wicklow Mountains on a clear day. The pretty, coastal town of Nefyn, sitting atop sweeping cliffs, boasts two miles of golden sandy beaches together with a good selection of shops, pubs and restaurants, whilst the popular resorts of Pwllheli and Abersoch are within easy reach. Discover fabulous castles and coves, or enjoy excellent fishing, water sports and golf opportunities, all available nearby. The dramatic scenery and abundance of superb walks at the Snowdonia National Park area are within easy driving distance, making this an ideal base for a varied and enjoyable holiday, at any time of year.

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