The Local Guide
We've added a few of our favourites below, but for more ideas, just
click here for the 'Go North Wales' tourist information site.
As well as having the 100mph zipline, "Velocity 2" at the Penrhyn Quarry site, Zipworld Fforest boasts the Fforest coaster, Treetop Nets, Zip safari and a lot more.
Or try the Slate Caverns at Blaenau Ffestiniog for underground adventures.
Only a 50 min drive from our doorstep, Eryri/Snowdonia national park offers a wide variety of walks, hikes, and outdoor pursuits.
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Summer or winter, there's always something to see and do in the adventure capital of Wales.
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There are many routes available right from our doorstep as we sit right on National Cycle Route 5, plus there are many further byways to get right into the heart of the countryside.
So either bring a bike or rent one from near Rhyl Harbour to really get about.
To think of Wales is to think of castles, and our little slice of heaven has its own fair share. From traditional medieval fortresses such as Conwy Castle and Rhuddlan Castle to the more elegant example of Gwrych Castle, the home of 2020's I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here.
Welsh Mountain Zoo & much more!
Half an hour from our doors, you'll find yourself at the Welsh Mountain Zoo in Colwyn bay, 37 acres of lush mountain side, housing over 140 species.​
Or try Llandudno and the Great Orme with its cable hauled tramway, or one of hundreds of other attractions across the North coast area
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Obviously with the sea so close, fishing is readily available, but if specimen fishing is more your thing, then Gyrn Castle, just 5 minutes up the road is ideal.
This exclusive fishery benefits from really fantastic fishing from five designated pegs on the top lake. The lakes have a variety of depths ranging from 2ft to 10ft with a stream running in one end and a dam at the other.
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Fancy something a bit more exciting?
Maybe kite surfing, or the UK's favourite new sport, paddleboarding could be for you?
PKS watersports, based in Rhyl (7 miles away) offer lessons in both Kite surfing and stand up paddleboarding, and if you really get into it, also offer a range of watersports equipment for sale.
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Underfloor heating in all our pods, for all season glamping.
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Whilst a wood burning stove in Offa & Ayr provides a romantic winter experience.
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Coast & Country right from your pod. A range of walks right on the doorstep including the Wales Coast Path, & Offa's Dyke, or go off piste & enjoy the various other rights of way.
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Nature on tap
We provide you with the amenities you need for a luxurious outdoor experience. Our residents do the rest! Take a quiet seat outside and watch the woodlands come alive.
Firepits
Enjoy summer nights with family or friends around our outdoor firepits and grills. Book your stay for a memorable experience.
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The Eagle & Child
Gwaenysgor
A great manicured beer garden, A cosy bar & restaurant, all surrounded by an outstanding area of natural beauty.
3.2 miles by car or a 2.8 mile trail walk from the Coppice.
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If planning to eat, remember to Check the restaurant times before setting out.
The Paanshee
Prestatyn
The Paanshee Restaurant and Takeaway serves "Fine Bangladeshi Cuisine".
And with a 200 seat split-level contemporary restaurant it's usually got a table available. This is our "go to" place for a curry takeaway.​
To the Eagle & Child
2.8 miles of mainly countryside rights of way, all the way to the pub!
Walk over the northern edge of the Clwydian Range national landscape. Lots of options to head off in different directions along the trail, but follow it to its end and you'll arrive at the Eagle & Child for a well earned drink
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To Offa's Dyke
A similar route to the Eagle & Child trail, so you can still drop in for a jar, but carry on a little further to link up with the historic Offa's dyke national trail.
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