Prenol

A proper little scramble up grassy slopes rewards you with sweeping views across the Conwy Valley and out to Anglesey on clear days. This modest peak sits just inland from Colwyn Bay, making it an accessible escape from the seaside crowds without requiring serious mountaineering kit.

Walkers looking for a half-day adventure will find Prenol fits the bill nicely. The ascent takes most people around an hour, though the route can get boggy after rain - definitely one for decent walking boots rather than trainers. Families with older children who don't mind a bit of huffing and puffing will manage fine, though toddlers might struggle with the steeper sections.

From the top, the view takes in Snowdonia's distant peaks to the south and the coastline stretching towards Llandudno. It's not Snowdon, obviously, but for a quick morning climb before heading back to your caravan, it does the job well enough. The lack of crowds is actually a bonus - you'll likely have the summit largely to yourself.

Perfect for campers staying at any of the nearby sites like Conwy Holiday Park or Wern Farm Caravan Park. Pack a flask and some sandwiches, and you've got yourself a decent morning out that leaves the afternoon free for the beach or exploring Conwy's medieval streets.