Morfa Lodge is proud to present a new arrival to the Holiday Park. 
This luxurious lodges stands at 12 ft wide. It has 2 bedrooms that sleep 4 persons. It has a full balcony with seating area looking out onto the magnificent Snowdonia Mountain Range.
The lodge is fully equipped with a large flat screen TV and DVD player, and has full central heating throughout and is fully double glazed.
The environmental agency have recently started work on the embankment to 
open up the footpath which leads to the Foryd Bay Nature Reserve and RSBP Morfa Dinlle Reserve for easier access.
Morfa Dinlle is 117 acres of grazed pasture protected by flood defence walls. The pasture land consists of west pasture with permanent pools and shallow seasonal pools, rushy pasture and some higher ground. It is situated on a low lying peninsula forming part of a system of grazing marsh and sand dunes which extend north towards Anglesey. The seaweed side of the 
peninsula has a popular beach and picturesque setting with the backdrop of Snowdonia to the east.
The objective of the RSPB is to manage the site and provide ideal habitat for existing nesting lapwings on the site and to increase the breeding numbers to 26 pairs within 10 years.
Former holiday home owner returns to Morfa Lodge to have reception after wedding.
Phil Longworth returned to Morfa Lodge Holiday Park Snowdonia, North Wales to have their wedding reception with his new wife, Gwyneth, on the 10th December 2012 after getting married at Caernarfon registrar office.
Phil had a holiday home at Morfa for 15 years and met his new wife while on holiday. They now have moved into the area where we wish them all the best for the future.
Lapwing a common sight
Winter is a fantastic time to visit the area, blow away a few cobwebs and lift the soul with a walk around the nature reserve adjacent to the Morfa Lodge North Wales Holiday Park. Foryd Bay, an area of saltmarsh that is designated as SSSI is a wonderful place to view a variety of birds. You can read more on the RSPB site.
During winter the whole area, including a salt marshes south of the bay, are teeming with a wide variety of ducks and waders including flocks of widgeon, plus shellducks, oystercatchers, curlews and lapwing, and a sprinkling of other species such as ringed plover, redshank and greenshank.
There is even a bird watching hide that can be booked by contacting the Countryside Wardens’ Office on 01286 679281.
Driving through Snowdonia
This time of year is wonderful for driving around Snowdonia, the roads are much quieter and you will hopefully get fantastic clear days to enjoy the Autumn foliage and shades.
We always love a run around Snowdon, up the Llanberis Pass, past Pen y Gwrydd, turning left into Nant Gwynant, over to Beddgelert and back to the Morfa Lodge Holiday Park. Take a leisurely few hours to enjoy stunning scenery and a nice cup of tea and maybe a tempting scone.
You might find the following link to a Google map of use in planning your trip Snowdonia Map.
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Welcome to our new look website, we do hope it will give visitors a really good idea about what the park and surroundings are like.
Morfa Lodge is proud to present a new arrival to the Holiday Park. This luxurious lodges stands at 12 ft wide. It has 2 bedrooms that sleep 4 persons. It has a full balcony with seating area looking out onto the magnificent Snowdonia Mountain Range. The lodge is fully equipped with a large flat screen [...]... read more
The environmental agency have recently started work on the embankment to open up the footpath which leads to the Foryd Bay Nature Reserve and RSBP Morfa Dinlle Reserve for easier access. Morfa Dinlle is 117 acres of grazed pasture protected by flood defence walls. The pasture land consists of west pasture with permanent pools and [...]... read more
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