Home / Local Area / Local Watersports
Our Parks are all within easy walking distance of Bala Lake
The magnificent Bala Lake, otherwise known as Llyn Tegid, is the largest natural body of water in Wales. Glacial in origin and gouged up to 150 ft. deep and 4 miles long, the lake is an irresistible draw for windsurfers and yachters, as well as a renowned site for fishing.
As far as watersports are concerned you can do a number of watersports within walking distance of most of our parks including, canoeing, stand up paddling, sailing and kayaking.
Visit Get Wet on Bala High street and take advantage of the owner benefits when making your bookings.
On site at cottages
A converted traditional Welsh 18th century stone built long barn. The barn is fabulous for families and a stunning romantic getaway for couples.
Show details
On site at cottages
Tyddyn Lliw is a perfect choice for those requiring both quality and luxury in a rural idyll.
Show details
On site at cottages
Carreg y Nant is cosy, warm and welcoming. An ideal romantic retreat and great for families.
Show details
On site at penYGarth
A luxury lodge styled like a traditional barn conversion
Show details
On site at penYGarth
Full details for this lodge are coming soon
Show details
On site at penYGarth
If you’re looking for a stylish lodge home, take a look at our Bowmoor lodge.
Show details
Rhos y Gwaliau, Bala,
Gwynedd, LL23 7ES
01678 520485
Llanycil, Bala
Gwynedd, LL23 7YG
01678 520485
Llanuwchllyn, Bala,
Gwynedd, LL23 7UF
01678 520485
Bryn Caled, Bala,
Gwynedd, LL23 7SU
01678 540523
