When it comes to holiday destinations, many of us are quick to think of tropical resorts in distant countries. But have you ever considered staying a little closer to home and instead explore what Wales has to offer?
 
North Wales in particular, is graced with the Snowdonia National Park. This area is diverse in nature and landscapes, and is a popular destination with tourists from all over the globe.
 
Holiday homes in Snowdonia allow you to wake up and experience superb views of the national park every day of your holiday. Whether you’re looking for the bustle of coastal resorts or perhaps the tranquillity of dense woodland to spend your holiday in, both settings can be found within Snowdonia, and typically only within a short distance of one another.
 
Many people are beginning to try and cut down the costs of their holidays by staying within the UK, and holiday homes in North Wales can work out to be a great investment if you’ve enjoyed holidays in the area before.
 
Having your own holiday home means you won’t need to try and book hotels on the days which suit you, as holiday parks are typically open from March up until winter.
 
If you’ve known the stress of trying to get an affordable hotel deal whilst it also being a deal on the days you have free, you’ll appreciate the ease of just turning up to a holiday park when you feel like it.
 
Holiday homes are also great in the way that they look and feel just like a home away from home. Whether you’ve outright bought a home or just renting one for your holiday, you’ll have your own private kitchen, dining area, bathrooms and bedrooms.
 
When it comes to the price, holiday homes are available in a range of sizes and models to suit all budgets. Many holiday parks offer used holiday homes which are in great condition, at a reduced price.
 
Holiday parks are often a hub of activity, with shops, swimming pools and clubhouses to keep you entertained. Many parks host a variety of events throughout the year, including live entertainments shows and BBQs where you can get to know the other residents at the park.
 
A large majority of holiday parks are pet friendly, or offer specified pet-friendly lodges for hire. Bringing your dog along with you on holiday will cut down on your typical kennel costs which as you already know, can quickly add up.