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Towyn, Conwy

Golden Gate

  • 4.2 Visitor Rating
  • Sleeps up to 8
  • Hot Tub

About Golden Gate

Golden Gate Holiday Centre offers a wide range of facilities as a family orientated park with a selection of accommodations located on both Golden Gate Holiday Centre and Whitehouse Holiday Park. There’s so much to do from on park activities to the miles of sandy beach through to night-time entertainment for everyone at the Club House.

Golden Gate Holiday Centre enjoys excellent facilities, giving you access to everything you need from fish and chips to an amusement arcade and a family restaurant with Whitehouse Holiday Park offering the quieter holiday experience with full-access to all facilities on Golden Gate. With the locations being perfectly situated in Towyn, North Wales, you will have easy to access to many off-park attractions in neighbouring towns and villages.

On out sister park, Whitehouse Holiday Park, you will also find a newly installed high-ropes course which is 14ft high in the air. Conquer the 11 incredible elements of the course where it is time to swing, jump and hang on. The course includes Hanging Buoys, tunnel and swinging logs.

The lovely surrounding area hosts a wealth of diverse activities catering for all tastes. Golden sandy beaches, the bustling promenades of Rhyl and Prestatyn and Snowdonia National Park are all within easy reach.

Need to Know

Lodge Facilities
  • 3 bedroom caravans with double glazed and centrally heated
  • Accommodation includes one double bedroom and two twin bedrooms
  • Bathroom with shower cubicle
  • No pets
  • No smoking
  • Facilities at Golden Gate Holiday Centre and Whitehouse Holiday Park
  • On park activities and miles of sandy beach
  • Night-time entertainment at the Club House
  • Facilities include fish and chips, amusement arcade, family restaurant
  • Whitehouse Holiday Park offers full access to all facilities on Golden Gate
  • High-ropes course at Whitehouse Holiday Park, 14ft high, with 11 elements including Hanging Buoys, tunnel, swinging logs
  • Indoor swimming pool - open Mon-Thurs 9am-3pm, Fri-Sun 9am-5pm
  • The Clubhouse - open Mon-Thurs 12pm-late, Fri-Sun 10am-12am
  • Jake’s Restaurant at Whitehouse Holiday Park - open Mon-Thurs 10am-late, Fri-Sun 10am-12am
  • Shop - open Mon-Thurs 8am-12pm and 5pm-8pm, Fri-Sun 8am-8pm
  • Chip Shop - closed Mon-Thurs, open Fri-Sun 5pm-11pm
  • Children’s indoor soft play area
  • Children’s outdoor play area
  • Mini golf * charges apply
  • Entertainment based on number of customers during the week
  • Limited provision outside holiday periods
  • * Mini golf is located at sister park
Accommodation features
  • A selection of two and three bed caravans sleeping 4-8 people which include
  • Freeview TV
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Kitchen including fridge/freezer and hob/oven
  • Beds made up before arrival
  • Central heating (in specific units)
  • Gas and electricity included
  • Gas fire
  • All non-smoking accommodation
  • Indoor swimming pool - open Mon-Thurs 9am-3pm, Fri-Sun 9am-5pm The Clubhouse - open Mon-Thurs 12pm-late (based on number of customers) , Fri-Sun 10am-12am Jake’s Restaurant is located next door at Whitehouse Holiday Park. Open Mon-Thurs 10am-late (based on number of customers) , Fri-Sun 10am-12am Shop - open Mon-Thurs 8am-12pm and 5pm-8pm, Fri-Sun 8am-8pm Chip Shop - closed Mon-Thurs, open Fri-Sun 5pm-11pm Entertainment during the week will be based on number of customers in the bar There will be limited provision outside of holiday periods *
  • Mini golf is located at our next door sister park.

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Superior quality 3 bedroom caravans with all the comforts of home. Double glazed and centrally heated. Accommodation comprises of one double bedroom, two twin bedrooms and a pull-out sofa bed in the living area.

From £559 for 7 nights
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Golden Gate Prices 2026

Lowest Price (3 Nts)
£515
Lowest Price (4 Nts)
£515
Highest Price
£1,319
Most Expensive Time
July
Cheapest Time
October
Biggest Discount
Up to £190 off 7 nts in Sep 2027
Avg Price Per Night
£140
Avg Price Per Week
£977
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Golden Gate Reviews

4.2Visitor Rating out of 5

36 reviews from guests who stayed at Golden Gate

Verified Guest
Aug 2025

"Great holiday."

Ellie
Apr 2025

"Such a lovely place to unwind, perfect for dogs and super peaceful. We loved it here!"

Mark
Apr 2025

"Really enjoyed the trip, thanks!"

Sammy
Feb 2025

"We loved this charming cottage! Its perfectly tucked away for some peace but still near local shops and cafes. The hot tub was a highlight and the underfloor heating kept everything nice and warm. Rob, Sharon and Bonnie made us feel so welcome. Cant wait to return!"

Laura
Feb 2025

"Our Golden Gate review: We had a really lovely time staying here. Sharon and Robert were such warm hosts, making us feel totally at home. The place was spotlessly clean, super comfy and perfect for Archie with good security. The location couldnt have been better-loads of great walks and the nearby villages like Thaxted are just charming. Honestly, we left feeling totally relaxed and recharged. Definitely a break we needed!"

Jonathon
Jan 2025

"We needed a quick escape and this place hit the spot! Lovely cosy accommodation, just a short stroll to some great pubs and eateries. The fields around are perfect for dog walks, he loved it! We didnt want to leave."

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Top Days Out Near Golden Gate

The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Golden Gate, with real driving times.

Zoo 19 min drive · 9.8 miles

Welsh Mountain Zoo

Sat nav: LL28 5UY

A 37-acre zoo near Colwyn Bay with chimpanzees, red pandas, otters, lemurs and a children's farm.

  • Families
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The Welsh Mountain Zoo is a zoological garden near Colwyn Bay in Conwy County Borough. It covers 37 acres and has been open since 1963, so it has built up a good range of animal areas over the years.

Tip: Check the zoo's website before you go, as the sources note that animal exhibits such as the sea lions have changed over time.

Medieval castle 21 min drive · 13.3 miles

Conwy Castle

Sat nav: LL32 8BD

A well-preserved Edward I fortress with battlement walks and views to Eryri and over Conwy's harbour.

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Conwy Castle was built by Edward I between 1283 and 1287 and is part of a World Heritage Site. Eight large towers and a high curtain wall still stand, and it has the best preserved set of medieval royal apartments in Wales. The ruins are split into an inner and an outer ward, with a Great Hall undercroft and chapels to explore.

Tip: Climb the spiral staircases and walk the full battlement circuit if you can. Cadw highly recommends it.

Conservation zoo 57 min drive · 37.4 miles

Chester Zoo

Sat nav: CH2 1LH

One of the UK's largest zoos, with over 30,000 animals, indoor habitats and five adventure playgrounds.

  • Families
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Chester Zoo is a conservation charity and one of the UK's largest zoos, covering 130 acres with over 30,000 animals from more than 500 species. You can explore over 10 indoor habitats, including the UK's largest tropical biodome, and walk through the lemur area to get close to the troop. The Monsoon Forest habitat and award-winning gardens add plenty more to see.

Tip: Book online in advance to save on gate prices, and parking in the zoo car park is free.

Ancient copper mine 31 min drive · 16.7 miles

Great Orme Bronze Age Mines

Sat nav: LL30 2XG

Walk through Bronze Age copper tunnels on the Great Orme, then explore the surface workings.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
  • Dogs welcome
  • 1-2 hours
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The copper mines on the Great Orme were uncovered in 1987 during a landscaping scheme. They date from the Bronze Age, long before the Roman invasion, and are thought to be the largest prehistoric mine discovered in the world so far. Archaeologists, cavers and mining engineers are still uncovering more tunnels and surface landscape.

Tip: It's cold underground (5-8°C), so bring warm clothing and sensible footwear; the floor is uneven and wet in places. Pushchairs and wheelchairs can't do the tour.

Aquarium 51 min drive · 37.1 miles

Anglesey Sea Zoo

Sat nav: LL61 6TQ

An independent aquarium on the Menai Strait showing British marine life, with seahorses, octopus and lobsters.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
  • Dogs in the grounds
  • 2-3 hours
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Anglesey Sea Zoo is an independent aquarium and marine conservation centre on the south coast of Anglesey, near Brynsiencyn. Over 40 tanks show native British sea life, including octopus, lobsters, seahorses, conger eels and jellyfish. Highlights include the No Bone Zone for invertebrates, a wolf fish lair, a real crashing wave, a shipwreck and a kelp forest full of big fish.

Tip: No need to book ahead, as tickets are bought on the door. Standard and family tickets stay valid for 6 days after the day of purchase, so you can return for free in that time.

Castle 40 min drive · 27.3 miles

Penrhyn Castle

Sat nav: LL57 4HW

A Grade I listed Neo-Norman castle near Bangor with an internationally important art collection.

  • Couples
  • Rainy days
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Penrhyn Castle is a country house at Llandygai, near Bangor in Gwynedd, built in the style of a Norman castle. Thomas Hopper rebuilt it in this Romanesque Revival form between 1822 and 1837, and it is Grade I listed. It is regarded as Hopper's finest work and as one of the most important country houses in Wales.

Castle 51 min drive · 38 miles

Beaumaris Castle

Sat nav: LL58 8BY

Edward I's unfinished, near-perfectly symmetrical moated castle on Anglesey, part of a World Heritage Site.

  • Couples
  • Dogs welcome
  • 1-2 hours
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Beaumaris Castle on Anglesey was the last of Edward I's royal strongholds in Wales, designed by James of St George beside the Menai Strait. Four concentric rings of defences, a water-filled moat with its own dock and a near-perfect symmetrical plan make it a striking sight.

Tip: Use the main town car park opposite for the most direct route in, and watch for two-way traffic there.

Castle 35 min drive · 22.9 miles

Flint Castle

Sat nav: CH6 5PE

The first of Edward I's Welsh castles, with a unique isolated keep and views over the Dee Estuary.

  • 1-2 hours
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Flint Castle (Castell y Fflint) was the first of the castles built during Edward I's campaign to conquer Wales, and it sits on the western shore of the River Dee estuary. Its ruins are looked after by Cadw, and access is free via a path. Most of the site, including the keep, is open to the public.

Tip: Head for the spiral staircase in the north east tower to reach the viewing platform over the estuary.

Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.

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