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Lakeside Lodge
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Neighbourhood
Caeathro, Wales, United Kingdom
+ £60 cleaning fee · Select dates for exact price
Minimum stay: 1 night
Check-in after 16:00 · Check-out before 10:00
No extra guest fees — the price is the same for any party size up to 6 guests. Please include everyone staying; bookings cannot exceed this maximum.
Accommodation £0.00
Discount £0.00
Cleaning fee £0.00
Total £0.00
Free cancellation up to 10 days before arrival.
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What’s nearby
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Explore the area around Lakeside Lodge
North Wales provides a stunning backdrop for your escape, blending rich history with thrilling outdoor adventures. Lakeside Lodge’s location is perfectly placed to explore iconic landmarks like Caernarfon Castle and delve into the region's industrial past at the National Slate Museum. Whether you seek family fun or a taste of local flavour, everything is within easy reach.
Sam’s local picks
If you’re an outdoorsy type like me, you absolutely have to check out Eryri National Park – it's only about 22 minutes away and stunning! For keen hikers, the Llanberis path is a fantastic starting point for climbing Mount Snowdon, and it’s just a short 15-minute drive from here; I always recommend packing layers for that one.
Where to eat & drink
Guests staying here will find diverse dining options within easy reach; The Black Boy Inn, approximately a 5 minute drive away, offers traditional Welsh cuisine while Tafarn Y Porth is similarly close for more affordable pub fare. For fresh seafood and views of the Menai Strait, Dylan's Menai Bridge is around a 20 minute drive from the property.
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Black Boy Inn Four & Six Restaurant & Bar The Black Boy Inn is a historic pub offering traditional Welsh cuisine and a lively atmosphere. Photo by Black Boy Inn Four & Six Restaurant & Bar -
Tafarn Y Porth - JD Wetherspoon Tafarn Y Porth provides affordable food and drinks in a classic Wetherspoon’s pub setting. Photo by Tafarn Y Porth -
Dylan's Menai Bridge Dylan's Menai Bridge serves fresh, locally-sourced seafood with stunning views of the Menai Strait. Photo by Dylan's Menai Bridge
Things to do
Guests staying here are well-placed to explore North Wales’ diverse attractions. Caernarfon Castle, famed as the birthplace of Prince Charles, is just 1.3 miles away, while a ten-minute drive takes you to GreenWood Family Park for thrilling outdoor adventures. For those interested in industrial heritage and art, the National Slate Museum is around 5.5 miles distant, or Plas Newydd House and Gardens approximately 4.9 miles from the property.
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Caernarfon Castle Caernarfon Castle showcases imposing medieval architecture and is famed as the birthplace of Prince Charles. Photo by Ian Creaser -
GreenWood Family Park GreenWood Family Park offers thrilling adventures like zip lines and high ropes for families. Photo by GreenWood Family Park -
National Slate Museum The National Slate Museum vividly portrays North Wales’ industrial heritage through interactive exhibits on slate quarrying. Photo by Sumo Naz -
National Trust - Plas Newydd House and Gardens Plas Newydd House boasts Rex Whistler's stunning mural depicting family history and Capability Brown gardens. Photo by Steven Dowd -
Newborough National Nature Reserve and Forest Newborough National Nature Reserve features beautiful sandy beaches backed by expansive pine forests perfect for walking. Photo by Maria James -
National Trust - Penrhyn Castle & Garden Penrhyn Castle displays a grand Victorian opulence built with wealth from Jamaican sugar plantations. Photo by Dale Lodge -
Anglesey Sea Zoo and Marine Resource Centre Anglesey Sea Zoo exhibits native marine life, focusing on conservation and rehabilitation efforts. Photo by Anglesey Sea Zoo and Marine Resource Centre -
Llanberis Lake Railway Llanberis Lake Railway provides scenic lakeside views while travelling alongside Snowdonia National Park. Photo by PiHe19 -
Rhaeadr Fawr Rhaeadr Fawr is an impressive waterfall cascading down rugged rock faces in a beautiful woodland setting. Photo by Daniel Roberts -
Beaumaris Castle Beaumaris Castle is a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its perfectly symmetrical concentric castle design. Photo by Kevin Nally
Experiences
Guests staying here can reach Zip World Penrhyn Quarry in approximately 20 minutes by car, where they'll find the longest zip line in Europe for an adrenaline rush just 7.9 miles away.
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Zip World Penrhyn Quarry Zip World Penrhyn Quarry delivers adrenaline-pumping experiences with the longest zip line in Europe. Photo by Zip World Penrhyn Quarry -
Climb Snowdonia Climb Snowdonia offers guided rock climbing and mountaineering adventures on Mount Snowdon. Photo by Paul Curran
Getting there & essentials
Guests staying here are conveniently located under 5 minutes’ drive from both the Welsh Highland Railway and a Tesco Superstore for supplies.
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Welsh Highland Railway; Caernarfon station Welsh Highland Railway offers a heritage steam train journey through Snowdonia’s picturesque landscapes. Photo by Anthony Greeves -
Tesco Superstore Tesco Superstore provides convenient grocery shopping and essential supplies for local residents and tourists. Photo by Hello Ness - Boots Pharmacy Boots Pharmacy is a reliable place to obtain prescriptions and purchase health & beauty products.
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Things to do in Snowdonia
Local attractions, walks, family days out and insider tips for your stay.