Together is
We are a peaceful family-run holiday park in North Wales, made for bringing you closer together
WELCOME TO PENVALE LODGES
Our family are delighted to welcome yours
Meet your hosts, Gina, Andrew and Victoria Thornley – who also own Woodland Park Lodges, Shropshire.
Time together is not a luxury; it is what makes us human and what makes us happy – but today’s modern ‘always-on’ world is giving us less and less opportunity to truly connect with each other.
We believe in the importance of togetherness, so have created a special, intimate place, here in the beautiful mountains of North Wales, that you can retreat to and enjoy uninterrupted time with the ones you love.
Our story
Penvale Lodges, like sister site Woodland Park Lodges, is a true family business: owned and run by mum and dad, Andrew and Gina, along with their daughter, Victoria. They are supported on-site by a wonderful and friendly team from the local area: Park Manager, Leoni, and Rob, who looks after the upkeep and maintenance of the site.
The family fell in love with Penvale Lodges and its incredible pine-clad vale location after a visit to Llangollen. Soon after, they took over the site to breathe new life and luxury into each of the wooden lodges.
Today, Penvale Lodges is a reflection of their desire to share the incredible beauty of this part of North Wales with guests. And, at the same time, give people a place of serenity where they can rekindle relationships, deepen bonds and share mutual interest.
GREAT FOR GROUPS
Thrill seekers
welcome
DOG-FRIENDLY
No family member
left behind
ON-SITE FUN
Your place
to bond
Our Lodges
Spacious inside and out, to gather, laugh, share and rest
Our impressive one and two-storey lodges are your sanctuary in the Welsh hills. Expect king-size beds, open-plan living and dining areas, elegant styling and luxury furnishings, cosy fires, modern fully-fitted kitchens and private decks with hot tubs.
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Our beautiful lodges run north to south through a pine-clad valley and sit alongside several lakes. There’s a reception building on site as well as picnic areas, walking routes and car parking.

