Ogwen Bank Country Park
- Address Bangor, Gwynedd
- Telephone 0844 847 1188
- BookingBook Online
How to get there
Ogwen Bank Park lies 1 mile south of Bethesda on the A5 in the Nant Ffrancon Valley. From the Midlands and South take the M54 past Shrewsbury, then the A5 through Oswestry, Llangollen, Betws y Coed and on to Bethesda.
From the North and East take the M56 past Chester, onto the A55 to Bangor, turn left at the A5 junction (Sign-posted Betws y Coed etc.) and continue to Bethesda.
Nearby
- Fishing
- Golf
- Snooker/Pool
- Details
- Reviews
- Features
- Holiday homes (owned)
- Holiday homes (for rent)
- Lodges (for rent)
- Laundry
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Shop
- Club house
- Take away food
- Children's play area
- Pets not allowed
- Disabled access
- Parking
- Family park
- Hot tubs available
- Fishing (river)
Other Facilities There is a seperate bar for children serving soft drinks and coffee. Entertainment includes live music, pool tables, video games and satellite television
Owner's Description
Your whole family will be captivated by the 12 acres of natural woodland at Ogwen Bank. Situated in the Nant Ffrancon Valley in the foothills of Snowdonia, where rabbits play freely on your doorstep, this is an area of outstanding natural beauty. Just a mile away is the old traditional Welsh slate village of Bethesda. A warm welcome and a friendly atmosphere awaits you in the heart of the park at the Olde Worlde Country Club (formerly the hunting lodge to Penrhyn Castle). Relax in front of the log fire after the day's activities, or join in the dancing in the family room. Children are welcome in a major part of the club where there are pool tables and video games.
The River Ogwen runs through the grounds with waterfalls, pools and nearly a mile of river frontage. Trout and salmon fishing is available on two stretches of the Ogwen (permits locally). There's pony trekking (8 miles), canoeing locally and magnificent walks. Explore Snowdonia and visit the resorts and beaches of the delightful North Wales coastline.
These details were last updated on Sunday 16 August 2009
