Adventure Parc in Dolgarrog is owned and operated by Interesting Hotels Group, a hospitality company known for acquiring and revitalising unique destinations across the UK. The group purchased the property in March 2025 as part of its vision to expand into experience-led stays that combine outdoor adventure with accessible, characterful accommodation. Our adventure pods provide a simple, cosy alternative to traditional camping. Think of them as camping made easy, no need to pitch a tent or worry about the weather, but still very much an outdoor experience. The pods are basic and designed to keep you sheltered and comfortable, while allowing you to stay close to nature. Guests should bring their own bedding and camping essentials to make their stay as comfortable as possible. Shower and bathroom facilities are available within the pod village, just a short walk from your accommodation. These shared amenities are well-maintained and easily accessible, ensuring you have everything you need during your stay. Whether you’re visiting for outdoor activities or simply to unwind in a peaceful setting, Adventure Parc offers a relaxed, back-to-basics experience with just the right level of comfort. With a focus on preserving the natural charm of each location while enhancing the guest experience, Interesting Hotels Group brings a fresh approach to the parc, balancing simplicity, comfort, and a sense of adventure. Guests can expect ongoing improvements and thoughtful touches as the group continues to develop Adventure Parc into a distinctive destination for outdoor stays in North Wales.

Adventure Parc in Dolgarrog offers a unique and memorable stay for guests looking to experience the outdoors with a touch of comfort. Set within a stunning natural landscape, the site is perfect for those seeking adventure, relaxation, or a bit of both.

Dolgarrog is a scenic village set in the heart of the Conwy Valley in North Wales, offering a perfect balance of natural beauty, outdoor adventure, and local heritage. Surrounded by forested hills, rivers, and mountain views, it sits on the edge of Eryri National Park, making it an ideal base for exploring one of the UK’s most stunning landscapes. The village itself is steeped in history, most notably linked to the Dolgarrog Dam Disaster, which shaped much of the area’s past. Today, visitors can still learn about this event at the local memorial, while enjoying the peaceful and welcoming atmosphere of the village. For outdoor enthusiasts, Dolgarrog is a fantastic starting point. The surrounding area offers direct access to walking and hiking routes through the Conwy Valley, as well as more challenging trails in the nearby mountains. Scenic spots such as Llyn Crafnant and Llyn Geirionydd are just a short drive away, offering beautiful lakeside walks, wild swimming opportunities, and picnic areas. The nearby Gwydir Forest is also popular for cycling, hiking, and nature watching. Adventure is a key part of the area’s appeal. Just moments away, Adventure Parc offers a range of activities including Ninja Tag, high ropes, and indoor adventures, making the area attractive for both families and thrill-seekers. For more relaxed days out, the world-renowned Bodnant Garden is located nearby, featuring beautifully landscaped grounds, seasonal blooms, and scenic walking routes. The Conwy Valley Garden Maze is another fun and unique attraction within easy reach. Dolgarrog is also well-positioned for exploring nearby towns and villages. The historic town of Conwy, with its medieval castle and harbour, is just a short drive away, while Llanrwst offers traditional shops, cafés, and a taste of local Welsh culture. The charming village of Trefriw provides further access to woodland walks and riverside scenery.