Overview of Bryn Morfydd Lodge Park

Bryn Morfydd Lodge Park is a peaceful countryside retreat at Llanrhaeadr-yng-Nghinmeirch in Denbighshire. Set within 18 acres of wooded parkland, this park overlooks the Vale of Clwyd and is surrounded by the hills and valleys of North Wales. Find all of our parks offering caravan and lodge holidays in Denbighshire here.

The current holiday range includes one, two and three bedroom detached lodges sleeping between two and six people. Selected accommodation has a private outdoor hot tub, while every current lodge welcomes dogs and includes free Wi-Fi.

The lodges have contemporary single-storey interiors, open-plan kitchens and furnished outdoor areas. Couple’s accommodation includes a king-size bedroom and freestanding bath, while larger lodges provide two bathrooms and flexible bedroom layouts for families.

Bryn Morfydd is a new and developing resort with a peaceful, accommodation-led setting. Woodland, streams, countryside views and local wildlife create an attractive environment for relaxing at the lodge or exploring on foot.

The park is close to the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley National Landscape, with walking and cycling routes throughout the surrounding countryside. Denbigh, Ruthin, Llyn Brenig, Llangollen, the North Wales coast and Eryri National Park can all be reached for days out.

Bryn Morfydd Lodge Park at a Glance

Why is Bryn Morfydd Lodge Park a Great Holiday Park?

• Panoramic views across the Vale of Clwyd
• Peaceful setting within 18 acres of wooded parkland
• One to three bedroom lodges sleeping two to six people
• Private hot tubs available with selected accommodation
• Two bathrooms with the two and three bedroom lodges
• Current holiday accommodation welcomes up to two dogs
• Free Wi-Fi and furnished outdoor space with every lodge
• Easy access to Denbigh, Ruthin and the Clwydian Range

Frequently Asked Questions About Bryn Morfydd Lodge Park

Where is Bryn Morfydd Lodge Park?

Bryn Morfydd is at Llanrhaeadr-yng-Nghinmeirch in Denbighshire. Denbigh is approximately three miles away, while Ruthin is around five miles from this park.

What accommodation is available at Bryn Morfydd?

Guests can choose one, two and three bedroom detached lodges sleeping two, four or six people. Standard and hot tub versions are available across each accommodation size.

Does Bryn Morfydd Lodge Park have hot tubs?

Private outdoor hot tubs are included with selected one, two and three bedroom lodges. Guests should choose accommodation that specifically lists a hot tub when booking.

Are dogs welcome at Bryn Morfydd Lodge Park?

Yes. Every lodge in the current holiday range welcomes up to two dogs. Pets must be included in the booking and kept on a lead around this park.

Is Wi-Fi available at Bryn Morfydd?

Free Wi-Fi is included in every holiday lodge. The accommodation also has a smart television and open-plan living and dining space.

Is Bryn Morfydd Lodge Park open all year?

Yes. This park is open throughout the year, making it possible to book summer walking holidays, autumn countryside breaks and winter hot tub stays.

Accommodation at Bryn Morfydd Lodge Park

Bryn Morfydd Lodge Park offers six accommodation choices based around one, two and three bedroom lodge layouts. Each size is available with or without a private outdoor hot tub.

The one bedroom lodges sleep two people and are designed for couples. They have a king-size bedroom, freestanding bath and an en suite bathroom with a walk-in shower. A log burner, covered decking and pergola create a comfortable setting throughout the year.

Two bedroom lodges sleep up to four in one king-size bedroom and one twin room. They have two bathrooms, including an en suite shower room and a second bathroom with a shower over the bath.

Three bedroom lodges sleep up to six people. The bedroom layout includes one king-size room and two twin rooms, while two bathrooms provide additional space for families and groups.

Every lodge is detached, single-storey and centrally heated. The open-plan kitchens include an oven, hob, microwave, fridge freezer and dishwasher, alongside the main cookware and tableware needed for a self-catering holiday.

Outdoor furniture is provided beneath a covered deck or pergola. One car can be parked beside the one bedroom accommodation, while the larger lodges have space for up to two cars.

Complimentary towels, shampoo and shower gel are provided. Cots and highchairs can be requested, although guests need to bring their own cot linen.

Accommodation Comparison

Choosing Accommodation at Bryn Morfydd

Individual views and positions within the park vary between lodges.

Park Facilities at Bryn Morfydd Lodge Park

Bryn Morfydd is centred on luxury lodge accommodation, countryside views and its wooded setting. The park covers approximately 18 acres and has been carefully landscaped around established trees, streams and open areas.

Guests can explore the parkland, watch birds and look for wildlife including deer. The peaceful grounds provide space for shorter walks before heading into the wider Vale of Clwyd countryside.

Walking and cycling routes can be found around Llanrhaeadr-yng-Nghinmeirch and across the nearby Clwydian Range and Dee Valley National Landscape. Routes range from village and woodland walks to more demanding hill trails.

Selected lodges have private hot tubs positioned beneath or beside their outdoor pergola. Every lodge also has outdoor furniture, allowing guests to make the most of the countryside setting.

Free Wi-Fi is included throughout the holiday accommodation. Smart televisions, central heating and fitted kitchens provide the main facilities for evenings at the lodge.

Parking is available beside each lodge, with one space provided for the couple’s accommodation and up to two spaces with the larger lodges. Additional vehicles can use the central parking area.

Several fishing locations can be reached by car, including Llyn Brenig and smaller local fisheries. Permits, advance booking and additional charges may apply.

Bryn Morfydd Lodge Park Facilities

Facility	Details
Wooded parkland	Approximately 18 acres with streams and countryside views
Walking	Parkland paths and countryside routes nearby
Cycling	Road and off-road routes around the Vale of Clwyd
Wildlife watching	Birds, deer and woodland wildlife
Private hot tubs	Included with selected holiday lodges
Outdoor space	Covered decking or pergola with furniture
Wi-Fi	Free in every holiday lodge
Parking	Beside the accommodation with additional central spaces
Contactless arrival	Check-in information sent before the holiday
Nearby fishing	Reservoirs and fisheries within driving distance

Places to Visit Near Bryn Morfydd Lodge Park

Llanrhaeadr-yng-Nghinmeirch is known for St Dyfnog’s Church and holy well. A wooded path leads from the church towards the historic well, creating an interesting local walk close to the park.

Denbigh is the nearest town and has independent shops, cafés and a historic centre. Denbigh Castle stands above the town, while sections of the medieval town walls provide views across the Vale of Clwyd.

Ruthin has a collection of timber-framed buildings, independent shops and places to eat. Ruthin Gaol tells the story of crime and punishment inside a former Pentonville-style prison, while Nantclwyd y Dre explores domestic life within one of the town’s oldest houses.

Llyn Brenig has walking and cycling routes around the reservoir, alongside fishing, watersports, wildlife watching and a visitor centre. The surrounding forests and moorland are particularly rewarding for outdoor days.

Llangollen sits beside the River Dee and is known for its canal, riverside walks and heritage railway. Visitors can also explore Castell Dinas Brân or cross the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct.

Colwyn Bay provides access to the North Wales coast and the Welsh Mountain Zoo, which stands in 37 acres of hillside grounds overlooking the sea.

Betws-y-Coed is a popular gateway to Eryri National Park, with forest walks, waterfalls, outdoor shops and places to eat. Conwy offers another full day out with its medieval castle, town walls, harbour and historic streets.

Nearby Attractions

Distances and journey times are approximate and can vary on rural roads.