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A picturesque park situated in Conwy, North Wales. From secluded hideaways to the great outdoors, discover what Betws-y-Coed and the surrounding area has to offer.

Explore Maenan Abbey

Maenan Abbey caravan park is delightfully set in beautifully secluded landscaped gardens, hidden from view within the ancient walls of the Abbey. Situated in the Conwy Valley, the park is the ideal base to relax or explore further afield.

Experience wooded walks next to tumbling streams and visit the nearby picturesque town of Betws-y-Coed. Or, go on an adventure just a short drive away to the Snowdonia National Park- it’s all waiting to be adored and explored.

Features of Maenan Abbey Caravan Park:

This Betws-y-Coed caravan site will feel like a home away from home with all the amenities you need for a comfortable and easy stay. This is a dog-friendly caravan park meaning you can bring the whole family and enjoy your time in North Wales together. As such, there are plenty of open outdoor spaces to comfortably walk and play with your four-legged friend.

The park adopts a friendly, community atmosphere, so there are outdoor eating spaces where you can dine al fresco in this beautiful setting. There is a picnic area, barbecue and patio area with plenty of space for friends, family and neighbours to enjoy eating together.

There is free WiFi throughout, and the park also has a launderette on site meaning you can spend as long as you like here without having to worry about running out of clean clothes. Whether you’re staying for a short trip or are looking for a holiday home in Betws-y-Coed, Maenan Abbey caravan park has you covered.

Things to do near Maenan Abbey:

Holidaying in a caravan site near Betws-y-Coed makes for a fun-filled trip as this region is packed full of outdoor activities and places to see.

Just a short drive away is Surf Snowdonia Adventure Parc where you and the kids can pick up a new skill and learn to surf while having the best fun in the water. Or visit the Crash & Splash lagoon – an over-water obstacle challenge suitable for those aged 5 and over. There is a soft play area for smaller children and plenty of space to watch from the side lines.

For a more tranquil day out, take a drive up to the National Trust Bodnant Garden. Home to exotic plants and trees from all over the world, this garden is a Grade I listed space and features all the colours of the rainbow. There is a traditional rose garden, a nature trail and wildflower meadow to explore. When you get tired, visit the pavilion and tea rooms for a brew with a view.

Betws-y-Coed and the surrounding area is packed with hidden gems, pubs and restaurants just waiting to be found. Take a walk through the natural setting and see where you end up.