Criccieth Multi Golf

You're looking at a nine-hole minigolf course tucked into the holiday park landscape near Porthmadog, and it's exactly the sort of thing that keeps kids occupied on a rainy Welsh afternoon. The course itself is straightforward - nothing fancy, just standard putt-putt obstacles, the kind where you're navigating around plastic windmills and over little humps, trying not to lose your ball in the rough. It's a decent diversion if you're staying at Black Rock Sands or Glan-Y-Môr just down the road, which makes it handy for families who need a break from the beach or want something to do when the weather turns. You won't spend more than an hour here - probably less if you're a confident putter - so treat it as a quick outing rather than a main event. The real appeal is proximity. If you're camping locally, it's a five-minute drive from most of the nearby parks, which matters when you've got restless teenagers or younger children who need entertaining. Worth a quick visit if you're passing through Porthmadog, though don't plan your entire holiday around it. It's the sort of place that's genuinely useful rather than genuinely exciting - which, honestly, is often exactly what you need on a caravan park holiday.