Carols Holiday Cottages are two lovely self catering
holiday cottages both 3.5 Miles from Bala, on the middle edge of Snowdonia
National Park and areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Carols Holiday Cottages accepts dogs & small pets;
you can view this Self Catering Property on our website www.weacceptpets.co.uk by clicking on
the link provided below:
An extension of the railway from Carrog, presently the
end of the line to Corwen following the River and the A5 toward Bala opens on
March 1st 2014. As the River Dee travels through Llangollen, it passes under
the Pontcyysylite Aqueduct, a World Heritage site. To the north east of Sarnau,
lies the wild land of 'Hirithrog', where Brenig and Alwyn reservoirs lie. There
are family friendly Bike trails, Visitors Centre, Cafe and Bike Hire and
Fishing, with boat hire, sailing and exploring the moorland and forests of
Denbigh Moor.
Pen Y Banc like it's sister Cottage of Cross Keys only
2.5 miles away over the Valley are wonderful bases from which to explore, this
part of North Wales and Mid Wales, Snowdonia National Park, Coastland, Lakes,
Hills and Mountains. There are endless activities suiting all ages and groups
and those seeking different thrills. The latest Adrenaline thumping activity is
Zip World in the old Penrhyn Quarry Bethesda in the north of Snowdonia National
Park. For the ones less brave, try the little Zip. You must ring before though,
it is very dependent on Wind and Weather.
Pet dogs welcome but they must follow the same rules as
my own three, Not on the furniture and not upstairs. If you are in the area I
am happy to show you around. Give me a call on my home number. They are open
all year and Short Breaks are available.
You can keep up to date on pet friendly accommodation on our website by liking our Facebook Page, following us on Twitter, Google Plus and Pinterest. The links can be found below:
The accommodation types on our website are:
Self Catering
Bed and Breakfast
Campsites
Hotels
Pubs / Inns
The properties on our website accept the following pets:
Dogs
Horses
Small Pets
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