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3 Star Hotels |
Budget Hotels near Central Caernarfon with Late Room Deals from under £40 | ||||
| £74 | 2.7 | ||||
4 Star Hotels |
Luxury Offers for less than £55 per night with Late Room Deals | ||||
| £65 | 4.4 | ||||
Bed & Breakfast |
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| £170 | 2.1 | ||||
| £65 | 3.3 | ||||
Caernarfon Attractions
GreenWood Forest Park
From giant toadstools to big bouncy pillows, GreenWood Forest Park is an award-winning family attraction packed full of eco wonders. Follow the leafy trails to discover rides and activities with a difference - you provide the energy! Hop on the world's first people-powered rollercoaster and zoom down Wales' longest sledge run - 70m of super fast fun. Get happy feet at Wales' first BareFoot Trail and jump onboard for a Jungle Boat adventure. Conquer the Crocodile Maze, explore the timber turrets of TreeTop Towers and build a forest fortress in Den Building Wood. LittleForest PlayBarn is a playtime paradise for the under 3's, and along with Tunnel Warren, Rabbit Village and the Little Green Run, there's plenty to keep tiny tots happy.
For something extra special during the holiday season, take a seat in the outdoor Forest Theatre and enjoy dazzling entertainment from magicians and pirates. Find a variety of crafts to keep little hands busy - make Rag Rugs, Monstrous Masks or Gypsy Flowers - and watch our Pyro Artist at work. Uncover a hidden talent for Maypole Dancing, spin a trick or two at the Circus Skills workshop, and join owls of all sizes for a walk through the wild woods. Come rain or shine, a trip to GreenWood guarantees big smiles from fun seekers of all ages!
Partial disabled access for powered and assisted wheelchairs in most areas of the Park, including the toilets, exhibition area, Conservatory Cafe and Gift Shops. Most of the outdoor area is flat with even surfaces. However, due to the outdoor nature of the Park, some areas may be inaccessible (notably the slope to the Green Dragon rollercoaster and the uphill path to Den Building).
Inigo Jones Slate Works
Inigo Jones Slate Works was founded in 1861 to prefabricate school writing slates. Today the company uses the same raw material namely 500 million year old slate to make architectural memorial landscape and craft products.
The work shops are now open to the public for tours which give an insight as to how slate is prefabricated. There are also geological, historical, calligraphy and letter cutting exhibitions with an opportunity for all to have a go on hand cutting on a piece of slate that you get to keep as a souvenir.
The company's slate products are available to purchase in the company's showroom as are other Welsh craft products
Llanberis Lake Railway
The journey takes you past the 13th century Dolbadarn Castle, crossing possibly Britain's shortest river and passing between Llanberis' twin lakes as the train negotiates an extension (opened in 2003) to Llanberis village. From here the train runs non-stop...
Penrhyn Castle
19th-century neo-Norman castle situated between Snowdonia and the Menai Strait. The castle contains elaborate carvings, plasterwork and mock-Norman furniture, along with a noted collection of paintings.
Restored kitchens and a stable block that houses an industrial railway museum, model railway museum and a dolls' museum. Set in 60 acres of grounds including parkland, exotic tree and shrub collection as well as a Victorian walled garden.