Welshpool is a busy market town located in Powys of mid Wales. The town is located 4 miles away from the Wales-England border and is low lying on the River Severn, surrounded by the rolling hills of Montgomeryshire and the unspoiled countryside of Mid Wales. There are many Lodges Welshpool available to stay in with easy access to the town and surrounding area.

Events included at the Welshpool Winter Festival are the craft fair at the town hall, charity and community stalls, a market village and Christmas street market.

The event includes books, toys, plants, ethnic jewellery, music, CDs, cakes and more. Entertainment is held in and around the town hall, a variation of artists can be found on Broad Street, including balloon modeling, face painting and music such as the one-man band.

The night before the Winter Festival, hundreds of people turn up for the switching on of the town’s Christmas lights. A great event for the kids as Santa is also there!

Motorhome hire can provide huge savings on the family holiday, covering both transport and accommodation. A motorhome gives you the freedom to go where ever you like when ever you like, it’s always a welcome change to have a holiday where you’re not stuck to a timetable or agenda.

There’s a huge range of choice when it comes to motorhomes, with the ability to pick a motorhome that’s suited to you and your family’s needs. Motorhomes come in all different sizes with many different facilities available. Having a motorhome holiday offers a wide range of new holiday destinations that you may never have considered before.

There are many places to visit both in the UK and in Europe. It’s good to have a rough idea of where you want to go and what you want to see first. Motorhome holidays in Europe are very adventurous, with countless different places to visit, including different countries and cities and famous landmarks.

Finding places to stay in a motorhome is easy, there is countless camping and caravan parks to visit. Where you stay has a great impact on your holiday, a motorhome gives you the ability to get into the wild and get away from all the usual tourist routes.

Snowdonia is full of small towns and villages and accommodation Snowdonia isn’t hard to find. Many of the villages in Snowdonia were originally established as Slate Quarrying towns, but most of the villages now see their income coming in from tourists. There are many farming areas in the region as well, as agriculture is very common and many villages sell their own local produce. Some of the most popular villages in Snowdonia include Bethesda, Betws-y-Coed, Blaenau Ffestiniog, Llanbedr and Harlech.

The National Park is home to a lot of wildlife, including some rare species, like otters, polecats, ravens and peregrines. Snowdonia is one of the wettest parts of the UK, with Crib Goch being the wettest part in the country

The town makes for an ideal location to explore the surrounded countryside and provides the opportunity to witness the historical significance and many attractions of the borderlands. There are many breathe taking sights near the town, including the many border castles and fortifications overlooking the area.  Within Welshpool and the surrounding area of mid wales there are some wonderful Mid Wales holiday parks which house a great selection of holiday homes in Mid Wales for those that like to visit the beautiful part of the country year after year.

You will never be short of things to do while visiting Welshpool, with plenty of activities and attractions in and around the town. Powis Castle is located within walking distance of the town and is known as the best preserved castle and garden in Wales. You can also ride a working stream train or visit the local museum.

The outstanding countryside offers many rural pursuits, such as walking, golfing, fishing, cycling, and horse riding. There is also lots of fascinating wildlife.

Welshpool has a Town’s Heritage Trail, which journeys around the features and buildings of historical value. There are many interesting shops to visit, including arts and crafts, fashion and leisure, fresh food and wine and much more. Local produce is available in shops, reflecting Welshpool’s part as the centre of an agricultural community.

The race venue will bet set in the village of Llanberis at the foot of Snowdon. Llanbris is widely recognised as the adventure capital of Wales. Finding a Snowdonia hotel is relatively easy with plenty of accommodation throughout the National Park. This will be the first in a series of 2012 events which will also include the Anglesey Sandman and Snowman Winter Triathlons.

Snowdonia National Park offers excellent scenery and provides a great challenge for those who love the outdoors. There are plenty of other activities and places to see, Snowdonia hotel provides an ideal location to explore.

It is very important to properly plan for the three peaks challenge, it would be a shame to lose out on an hour because you lose your way. You can use a service which caters for the three peaks challenge, providing transport, guidance and food and drink throughout to help. Otherwise you’ll need to plan where you’re going to get picked up from and the route you’re going to be taking from one peak to the next. It’s a waste to finish two of peaks to find out your driver is lost and waste time trying to find each other!

When climbing Snowdon, there are multiple paths you can take to reach the peak. Usually on a three peaks challenge walkers will take either the Pyg Track or the Miners Track, setting off from the Pen-Y-Pass car park. During the summer months, Hafod Eryri, the visitor centre

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distance from Rhyl. Towyn has its own beach, a country wildlife park and makes a great place to stay for a summer holiday. Holiday Park Towyn has many holiday homes available to stay in, which are all very competitively priced.

Rhyl and Towyn are both home to miles of uninterrupted sandy beaches, with a great choice of shopes, cafes, bars and restaurants. The popular seaside resort of Llandudno is only 25 minutes down the A55, and nearby is the medieval town of Conwy.

There are many other attractions in the area, including cinemas and theatres, golfing, the Sea Life Centre and traditional seaside activities.

The main source of economy in Towyn is tourism, which is mostly in the summer season. A mix of static caravans and touring caravan pitches provide accommodation for visitors to the area.

Lakehouse self catering cottages is set in a prime location in Anglesey, North Wales offering 8 acres of beautiful Welsh countryside and a range of accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets.  Within the grounds you will also find two fishing lakes fully stocked with carp.

For those that like to explore the area it is only a short drive to Benllech a small popular beach resort and close to Beaumaris.

Wedding venue Llandudno has a management team with a wealth of experience, ready to take care of your special day.

The Cae Mor hotel has three different wedding packages and even offer exclusive use of the hotel from £6,500 – including food, drink and the accommodation. The packages cost £55, £70 and £85 per person.

Llandudno is a fabulous place to visit and has many attractions and lovely scenery. The town is full of life throughout the summer and is within easy reach of many other popular tourist attractions and towns, such as Conwy and the Snowdonia National Park.

Staying at the Cae Mor hotel and using its facilities for your wedding is ideal for a relaxing wedding in the area, but also offers a great opportunity to explore the further reaches of North Wales.

Welshpool really does have a lot to offers its visitors including golf courses, riding, shopping, water sports at Lake Vyrnwy, mountain biking and hiking and this is one of the main reasons why Holiday Homes in Mid Wales have become extremely popular over the last 5 years.

Welshpool is extremely accessible from most major routes with only an hours drive from the midlands, 45 from Chester.

Brightwater Lakes Holiday Park Mid Wales has a great selection of holiday homes for sale with guests benefiting from a five star holiday park fully equipped with indoor swimming pool, fishing, tennis and facilities for the kids.

Contact Brightwater Lakes Holiday Park today on 01938 500265