One of the biggest challenges when organising a group or family outing is finding activities appealing to all ages. Adventure Parc, located around a 20mins drive from Conwy in North Wales, solves this problem by bringing a wide variety of experiences together on one site. 

Things to do indoors and outdoors at Adventure Parc

Families with young children and teenagers are well catered for at Adventure Parc, and adults looking for a memorable day out will also find plenty to enjoy. And it doesn’t matter if the weather is cold or rainy – many of the activities are under cover. 

Indoor attractions (minimum age 5) include the high-energy Ninja Assault Course, and artificial caving system, climbing walls, and a high ropes course. For toddlers and younger kids, the soft play adventure zone is perfect for playing and exploring. If you fancy a go at Pickleball, book a coaching or a court session in the indoor court.

Outdoors, if you want to ramp up the adrenaline rush, try the Leap of Faith – a freefall jump off a high platform while attached to a harness. The Pump Track and Skate Bowl is a great place for beginners to skate, scoot and improve bike skills. 

Caffi Eryri is a calm space to have drinks and light snacks after all the activity, or if you prefer to chill out while others in your party expend energy.

A young child in a harness on an indoor high ropes course.
A young child in a harness on an indoor high ropes course.
A young child in a harness on an indoor high ropes course.

Indoor activities at Adventure Parc, Dolgarrog, Conwy, North Wales

Adventure Parc accommodation options 

As well as the convenience of several activities on one site, there's a choice of accommodation options. The rustic forest pods, or the luxury spa hotel, make a perfect base for spending a few days in the beautiful Conwy Valley and exploring more of North Wales.

Adventure Parc is situated within easy reach of some of North Wales' most popular attractions, including family favourite seaside resort Llandudno and outdoorsy Betws-y-Coed, Llanrwst and Gwydir Forest. Plus, Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park’s adventure activities are on the doorstep. 

Forest camping pods

If you love camping but don’t want to pitch a tent, then check out the great value forest camping pods. Tucked up in the woodlands with stunning views over the Conwy Valley, the rustic wooden huts have a small play area nearby to keep younger kids busy. If you’re in a larger group, you can request pods close together.

Facilities:

  • Sleeps 4 - two single and one double mattress (bring your own sleeping bags/pillows)

  • Include heating, Wi-Fi and electricity

  • Access to a basic shared kitchen, showers and toilets

  • Some pods are dog friendly

Enjoy breakfast and lunch at the onsite café. The Hub offers evening meals (opening hours vary with the season), a bar, games, and regular evening entertainment including karaoke and live acts.

Luxury spa hotel

For more luxurious accommodation, stay at the on-site Ixora Hotel and Spa. The hotel provides a comfortable base for experiencing Adventure Parc, and for a longer stay exploring the area's attractions.

Facilities:

  • A range of modern, stylish rooms with lovely mountain views

  • Accessible and dog friendly rooms available

  • On-site restaurant serving a varied menu including local produce

  • The Wave Garden Spa (ages 18+) includes hydrotherapy pools, sauna, steam room, and you can book luxury pampering treatments for a real treat

  • Special offers regularly available, including spa stay deals and dinner, bed and breakfast

Further information

The Adventure Parc website has useful information about how to get there. If driving, there’s plenty of free parking onsite. Check out public transport options with Traveline.cymru.

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