Owen's Caravan Park

North Wales Pilgrim's Way

Follows an ancient pilgrimage route across North Wales with varied terrain from coastal paths to hillside climbs—expect moderate to steep sections in places. Not suitable for buggies due to rough ground, stiles and uneven surfaces, though older children who enjoy longer walks will manage well. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock, common throughout. Traces medieval pilgrims' footsteps to Bardsey Island, passing historic churches, stunning coastal views and remote Welsh countryside that

Wales Coast Path (North Wales) main route

Follows the dramatic North Wales coastline through clifftop paths, sandy beaches, and coastal towns with frequent steep ascents and descents over headlands. Not suitable for buggies due to rough terrain, stiles, and elevation changes, though many families tackle shorter sections with older children who can manage uneven ground. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock and cliff edges. Delivers stunning Irish Sea views, medieval castles, seabird colonies, and access to charming seaside villa

Clwydian Way

Traverses the Clwydian Range AONB with sustained steep climbs and ridge-top sections across heather moorland and limestone grassland. Challenging for families—terrain is rough underfoot with significant elevation gain throughout. Dogs welcome but keep leads handy near grazing sheep. Rewards effort with panoramic views over North Wales, Cheshire Plain and Dee Estuary, plus iron-age hillforts dotting the ridgeline. Best tackled in sections rather than one push.

North Wales Path

Offa's Dyke Path