Located in Rhos-on-Sea, The Clay Café offers a relaxed pottery-painting experience with no time limits.

At The Rhos Fynach in Rhos-on-Sea, the pirate-themed nine-hole outdoor course is a great excuse to spend some time together, with no screens and no pressure to rush.

Hidden above Betws-y-Coed, this peaceful circular walk takes you through woodland to a beautiful reservoir with stunning views across Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park.

Cae Ddôl Play Area is a spectacular castle-themed playground in the heart of Ruthin, featuring inclusive play equipment, sensory features and one of the most impressive play structures in North Wales. With activities for toddlers through to young teens, accessible design and plenty of opportunities for imaginative medieval adventures, it's an excellent choice for a family day out.

Whether you're heading out with a newborn in the pram, looking for somewhere the children can burn off some energy, or simply want a relaxed afternoon with your teens by the sea, Rhos-on-Sea Beach has something for everyone.

Don't be fooled by the name - although there may not be a huge castle waiting at the top, the panoramic views across Conwy, the estuary and over towards Llandudno more than make up for it.