Some occasions are made for getting everyone together. By renting both Owl Lodges together, you can host up to eight guests across our two A-frames — close enough to share the celebration, with enough space for everyone to have their own retreat.

Perfect for celebrations and reunions

Milestone birthdays, anniversaries, family reunions or a relaxed getaway with friends — booking both Too-wit and Too-woo gives your group exclusive use of our peaceful corner of the Clwydian Range, with two private hot tubs and plenty of room to gather.

Two lodges, eight guests

Each lodge sleeps up to four (two king beds, splittable into singles on request), so together they comfortably host eight. Too-wit is dog-friendly and Too-woo suits families with young children, so groups of all shapes are catered for.

Make it effortless

Add a celebration hamper, or one of our on-site experiences such as a Paint & Sip evening, to make the occasion extra memorable. There’s plenty to do nearby too — see our activities and eating out guides.

Bringing everyone together? Head to our book both lodges page to see combined availability, or check a single lodge first. Booking direct is always commission-free.

North Wales is a brilliant playground for families, and Owl Lodges sits right in the middle of it. Whether your children love animals, beaches or burning off energy on a hillside, there’s plenty within easy reach. Here are our favourite family days out.

Chester Zoo

One of the UK’s biggest and best zoos is just 45 minutes away — an easy, all-weather day out that suits every age.

Beaches on the North Wales coast

Talacre and Prestatyn’s sandy beaches are around 20–25 minutes away, perfect for sandcastles and a paddle on a warm day.

Adventure parks and castles

Zip World, Greenwood Forest Park and the medieval castles of Conwy and Flint are all within an hour. Our full activities guide has the complete list with distances.

Why families choose Too-woo

Too-woo is our family-friendly lodge: an enclosed, child-safe layout that’s easily viewed from the lounge and kitchen, so little ones can play while you relax. It sleeps up to four, with two king beds that can be split into singles on request. (Travelling with a dog? Too-wit is our dog-friendly lodge instead.)

Ready to plan a family adventure? Check availability and book direct for commission-free rates and a welcome pack on arrival.

Summer gets the attention, but there’s a strong case that a hot tub lodge break is at its best in the colder months. Fewer crowds, dramatic frosty landscapes and long cosy evenings make winter in the Clwydian Range genuinely special. Here’s why we love it.

The hot tub hits differently in the cold

There’s nothing quite like sinking into a warm private hot tub while the air is crisp and the sky is clear. Both our lodges have their own tub on the deck, sanitised with skin-friendly bromine (salt) rather than chlorine.

Warm, eco-friendly and effortless

Our A-frames are heated by efficient air-source heat pumps, providing gentle, consistent warmth (and hot water and hot-tub heating) with a fraction of the environmental impact of conventional systems. You arrive to a cosy lodge and never have to think about it.

Winter walks and bright days

The Clwydian Range is stunning under a dusting of snow or low winter sun. Wrap up for a hilltop walk, then retreat to the lodge to thaw out. Just note that in snowy weather local roads can be untreated, so we recommend travel insurance for peace of mind.

Make it a celebration

Winter is celebration season — birthdays, anniversaries and festive getaways. Add a celebration hamper, or book both lodges together for a larger gathering. When you’re ready, check availability and book direct.

One of the joys of Owl Lodges is how close it is to the city yet how far away it feels. We’re around 30 minutes from Chester, 25 minutes from Flint station and under an hour from Liverpool and Manchester — so a restorative weekend in the North Wales countryside is far easier to reach than you might think. Here’s how we’d spend 48 hours.

Friday evening: arrive and unwind

Check in from 4pm, light the lodge, and let the working week melt away. Our A-frames each have a private hot tub on the deck — the perfect way to start the weekend under the stars. If you’ve not eaten, the village pub is a short stroll away.

Saturday: hills, history and a hot tub

Spend the morning walking in the Clwydian Range — Moel Famau is the classic choice. In the afternoon, the historic city of Chester, the beaches of the North Wales coast and the gateway to Snowdonia are all within easy reach. See our activities guide for the full list. Round the day off back at the lodge with a soak and a glass of something local.

Sunday: a slow morning

No rush — check-out is a relaxed 10am. Take a final valley walk, or browse the farm shops and cafés we recommend in our eating out guide on your way home.

Why book direct

Booking straight with us means commission-free rates and a complimentary welcome pack. Check live availability and book your weekend — or, for a bigger group, you can rent both lodges together.

The Clwydian Range is one of the finest walking landscapes in North Wales — a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty of heather moorland, ancient hillforts and quiet wooded valleys. Best of all, much of it is wonderfully dog-friendly, which makes it the perfect base for a break with your four-legged friend. Here are our favourite walks, all within a short drive (or a stroll) of Too-wit, our dog-friendly lodge.

1. Moel Famau & the Jubilee Tower

The highest point in the Clwydian Range, Moel Famau rewards you with panoramic views across to Snowdonia, the Cheshire Plain and the Irish Sea on a clear day. The main path from the Bwlch Penbarras car park is well-surfaced and around three miles there and back — manageable for most, and dogs love the open moorland at the top.

2. Loggerheads Country Park

Just a few minutes away, Loggerheads is an easy, riverside favourite with cafés, level paths and plenty of shade in summer. It’s ideal for a gentler morning when you’d rather amble than climb.

3. Around Nannerch and the valley

Step straight out from the lodges and explore the lanes and field paths around Nannerch. After your walk, the Cross Foxes Inn is a short stroll away for a well-earned drink by the fire.

Coming back to the lodge

After a day on the hills there’s nothing better than warming up in your private hot tub. Dogs are welcome in Too-wit (£20 per stay), and there’s plenty of space to towel off muddy paws. For more ideas on filling your days, see our local activities guide.

Planning a dog-friendly escape? Check availability and book direct to save on commission and enjoy a complimentary welcome pack on every direct booking.