Find a Child Friendly Holiday - Wales (17 results)

Just 4 miles from the stunning Llyn Peninsula shoreline, near to Pwllheli and within easy reach of the Snowdonia Mountains you will find Llwyndyrus Farm Spa Holidays. Six charming child-friendly cottages have been renovated and furnished to a high standard, whilst retaining their original character and can accommodate families from 2 to 7 plus room for cots. Relax in luxury while the children entertain themselves on a specially formed track for ride-on tractors or jump around on the trampoline. Parents can indulge themselves in the Spa or be pampered by a qualified therapist. Bring your own bikes – there are some fantastic cycle routes not to be missed!

We are delighted to welcome these beautiful child-friendly cottages to Away with the Kids. The road to Coed Mawr Hall is beautiful in itself – rolling big dipper hills, that my girls love, overlook the estuary to the left (if you’re coming to it from Conwy) with atmospheric hills to your right. At the bottom of a deep hill is a lovely pub at which you turn right and drive to a fabulous house that you will have already spotted (when you were rolling up and down the hills) – that’s Coed Mawr Hall and Cottages. I’ve often driven along and wondered about this place – and now we are listing it on our site – isn’t that fab?

Fancy camping under the stars without the hassle of a carload full of camping equipment and no space to squeeze the kids? Cosy Under Canvas has the perfect solution. Picture your family enjoying a night under the stars in these eco friendly tipis. Each tipi can sleep a family of 6 and is decked out with comfortable futons topped with traditional welsh blankets, throws and sheepskins. Sumptuous duvets and crisp cotton bedding can be provided for a small extra charge together with breakfast hampers and vegetarian ‘one pot’ evening meals. A travel cot and high chair can also be supplied. The Cosy Under Canvas tipis are situated in four acres of beautiful woodland and water meadow in the heart of the Welsh/English borders countryside.

Cilcain sleeps 10 (+2) in 2 double and 3 twin rooms and has a large enclosed garden with stunning views of the coast. A converted barn, the interiors combine original features such as exposed stone walls and oak floors with contemporary furnishings and high quality fittings. This luxury, self catering holiday home makes the perfect base for exploring everything that Pembrokeshire has to offer - with its stunning white sandy beaches, good pubs and restaurants and whole plethora of different activities.

The Trefeddian is a family run Hotel, situated on the mid Wales coast, near the picturesque village of Aberdovey, overlooking Cardigan Bay. Four miles of golden sandy beach are a short walk from the Hotel. Children’s early super is available and there is a baby listening service in the evening. Self-catering apartments are also available, that have limited access to the facilities of the hotel, which can sleep a family of up to 8. There are many local attractions including a narrow guage steam railway and crabbing off the village jetty - great fun for all the family.

Four child friendly holiday cottages are to be found at Fron Fawr sleeping from 2 to 8 guests. Located just ½ mile from the village of Boncath you will be surrounded by stunning views over the North Pembrokeshire countryside. Fron Fawr is only 5 miles from the Pembrokeshire coast with some of the most wonderful beaches and coastline in the country so don’t forget to pack your buckets and spades! On site is an outdoor Hot tub and children’s play area. Guests are welcome to use the leisure facilities at Clydey (5 miles away) which includes a fantastic indoor swimming pool.

Amongst twenty acres of Carmarthenshire woodland you will find some strange and unusual dwellings. Here is the home of Larkhill - a tipi or yurt holiday in a beautiful location. A wonderful way to get in touch with Mother Nature and where the children can enjoy the great outdoors. Spend your evenings sitting next to a glowing log fire, looking at an endless sky of stars, with spectacular views of the Welsh countryside.

Built by visionary Welsh architect Clough Williams-Ellis the fabulous village of Portmeirion stands on a rugged clifftop on its own private peninsula overlooking Cardigan Bay on the coast of Snowdonia. It is surrounded by acres of sub-tropical woodlands and miles of sandy beaches - and it’s beautiful!

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Bluestone, positioned amidst the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in Wales, is the first park to be awarded five-star status by the Welsh Assembly - you will appreciate why. The site has been built with the environment and local eco-system in mind. 178 beautifully sited and furnished lodges sit around a traditionally designed Pembrokeshire village within 500 acres of stunning countryside. The village is completely traffic free with a green available for the kids to meet and greet new friends whilst the adults do a ‘local shop' thoughtfully supplied where possible with local, fresh produce. The ‘village' includes restaurants, a pub, a fabulous holistic spa and a myriad of sports and leisure facilities - all for the exclusive use of you.

Located in beautiful West Wales and set in around 200 acres of fields and woodland fforest provides simple luxury for discerning campers! Staying at fforest is an experience more like staying in a hotel than a tent, a hotel with woodland corridors and canvas rooms. There’s no TV, no mini bar, no trouser press (thank God – whoever uses them?!) - you get sleeping, living and eating under canvas with beauty, birdsong and lots of fun stuff thrown in!