Showing 1–24 of 32 outdoor attractions in Conwy
CastlesConwy Castle
SightseeingBodnant Garden - National Trust
Zoos and Wildlife ParksWelsh Mountain Zoo
SightseeingGreat Orme Aerial Cable Cars
Sports & ActivitiesGreat Orme Golf Course
AdventureZip World Betws-y-Coed
Theme ParksKnightly's Fun Park
AdventureGreat Orme Mines
Sports & ActivitiesLlandudno Ski and Snowboard Centre
Children's FarmsManorafon Farm Park
Theme ParksTir Prince - Fun Land
BeachesLlandudno Beach
National ParksRSPB Conwy Nature Reserve
Swimming PoolsEirias Park and Waterpark
BeachesTywyn Beach
WaterConwy Water Gardens
SightseeingConwy Suspension Bridge
BeachesColwyn Bay
SightseeingConwy Valley Railway Museum
BeachesPenmaenmawr Beach
SightseeingCity Sightseeing Llandudno Hop on Hop off Tour
MuseumsTy Mawr Wybrnant
BeachesLlanddulas Beach
BeachesKinmel Bay
Outdoor Family Adventures in Conwy
Outdoors in Conwy usually means wind. The walls of Conwy Castle, the deck of Conwy Suspension Bridge and the sand at Llandudno Beach are exposed on every side, and a family dressed for the estuary has a far better time than one dressed for the temperature. The gentler end of the page — Conwy Water Gardens, Bodafon Farm Park, Knightly's Fun Park — keeps children lower down and out of the worst of it. Coats first, plans second.
An indoor flag appears on three of the eight, so a fallback exists, though not a generous one. Surf Snowdonia is the outlier: an outdoor activity you would normally arrange in advance rather than wander into, and the only entry here that fits a slot you have chosen yourself.
Outdoor activities in Conwy: FAQs
What should we take?
Windproof layers ahead of everything else. The walls of Conwy Castle and the deck of Conwy Suspension Bridge are open on all sides, and the sand at Llandudno Beach offers no shelter either. Families who dress for the estuary rather than the thermometer get much more out of all three and last considerably longer at them.
Which entries keep young children lower and calmer?
Conwy Water Gardens, Bodafon Farm Park and Knightly's Fun Park all keep a small child at ground level with something concrete to be getting on with. Castle walls and a bridge deck demand a level of vigilance that wears you out with a toddler, however good they look from the car park.
Is a castle an outdoor visit?
Largely, at Conwy Castle. It is flagged for inside as well, but most of what children come away remembering happens up on the walls and in the open air. That makes it a weather-dependent choice wearing the costume of a safe one, so read the forecast before treating it as the answer to a rainy day.
What is worth arranging in advance?
Surf Snowdonia is the record most likely to need booking, being a session rather than a site you drop into. The rest of the page leans towards turn-up-and-see, though anything with animals rewards an early arrival. Check directly instead of assuming, particularly during school holidays when small sites fill fast.