Discover North Wales from the Water
Whether you dream of swimming beneath waterfalls, paddling across peaceful mountain lakes or riding the waves along the spectacular North Wales coastline, you’ll find countless opportunities to get out on the water during your stay at Greener Glamping.
Perfectly positioned between the mountains and the coast, Greener Glamping makes an ideal base for exploring some of Wales’ most beautiful lakes, rivers and beaches, all within easy reach.
From gentle adventures to adrenaline-fuelled watersports, North Wales offers something for everyone.
Wild Swimming
There’s something truly special about swimming in the clear waters of a mountain lake or a quiet river surrounded by nature.
From the beautiful waters of Llyn Tegid (Bala Lake) to secluded pools and rivers throughout Eryri and the Dee Valley, wild swimming has become one of the most popular ways to experience North Wales.
Whether you’re cooling off after a summer hike or embracing an invigorating early morning swim, the region offers unforgettable places to reconnect with nature.
Always check local conditions, water quality and temperatures before entering open water.
Paddle, Explore & Slow Down
The calm waters of Bala Lake, the River Dee and many of North Wales’ lakes and reservoirs are perfect for paddleboarding, canoeing and kayaking.
Drift quietly across mirror-like water, explore hidden inlets, watch wildlife from a completely different perspective and enjoy the peace that only being on the water can bring.
Whether you bring your own equipment or hire it locally, paddling is one of the most relaxing ways to experience the landscapes of North Wales.
Ride the Waves
If you’re looking for something more energetic, North Wales has no shortage of excitement.
The coastline offers excellent opportunities for surfing, kitesurfing, windsurfing and wingfoiling, with beaches around Anglesey, Llandudno, Colwyn Bay, Kinmel Bay and the Llŷn Peninsula attracting watersports enthusiasts throughout the year.
For guaranteed waves whatever the weather, the internationally renowned inland surf lagoon at Adventure Parc Snowdonia provides an unforgettable surfing experience suitable for complete beginners through to experienced surfers.
Adventure by Day. Peace by Night.
Whether you’ve spent the day swimming in crystal-clear waters, paddling across a mountain lake or surfing the North Wales coast, there’s nothing quite like returning to the tranquillity of Greener Glamping.
Light the fire pit, pour a drink, listen to the birdsong and watch the stars appear above the woodland.
It’s the perfect way to end another unforgettable day exploring everything North Wales has to offer.
Why Stay at Greener Glamping?
Perfectly positioned between the mountains and the coast, Greener Glamping provides easy access to many of North Wales’ finest watersports destinations.
Guests enjoy:
- Easy access to Bala Lake, the River Dee and Eryri
- Surfing on the North Wales coast
- Surf Snowdonia inland surf lagoon
- Paddleboarding, canoeing and kayaking nearby
- Windsurfing and kitesurfing locations within easy reach
- Comfortable woodland yurts
- Fire pits and peaceful surroundings
- An ideal base for exploring North Wales
Whether you’re looking for a relaxing wild swim, a day of paddleboarding or an action-packed surfing adventure, Greener Glamping is the perfect base for watersports holidays in North Wales.