Mold
Things to do in Mold, Flintshire and Wrexham
Photo © Barbara “Babs” Jones, Google Maps
Mold sits in Flintshire in north Wales, and the strength of its accommodation options suggests it works well as a base for a week or longer. There are eight hotels and guesthouses, ranging from the Tower Hotel (rated 4.9 from 59 reviews) and Hafan Deg Bed & Breakfast (also 4.9 from 33 reviews) down to budget chains. Around a dozen campsites cluster in and around the town, with several rated highly: Barlows Caravan Park scores 4.7 from 192 reviews, while Fron Farm Country Holiday Park reaches 4.6 from 311. The Little Bitty Farm and Campsite and Talog Tents both have perfect 5.0 ratings, though from smaller review counts.
Where to stay in Mold(8)
All hotels in Mold →About staying in Mold
Mold works best for those looking for practical, comfortable accommodation in a settled Welsh location rather than somewhere designed around a headline draw. The heavy concentration of campsites points to a town accustomed to caravans and tents, and the consistency of the hotel ratings suggests reasonable standards across the board.
Beaufort Park Hotel
Alltami Road, Mold
Glan Llyn Farm House
Pant Du Road, Mold
Hafan Deg Bed & Breakfast
Maeshafan, Mold
Northop Hall Hotel by Payman Club
Chester Road, Mold
Plas Hafod Hotel
Gwernymynydd, Mold
Tower Hotel
Nercwys Road, Mold
Travelodge Chester Northop Hall
A55 Eastbound Expressway, Mold
We Three Loggerheads
Ruthin Road, Mold
Things to Do in Mold(1)
All attractions in Mold →Where to Eat in Mold(3)
All restaurants in Mold →About eating out in Mold
The Sun Inn Community Pub Limited is the standout for eating out, rated 4.7 from nearly 2,900 reviews—the kind of score that suggests genuinely reliable food and service. We Three Loggerheads, which also offers accommodation, pulls 4.3 from 831 reviews. The town does not present itself as a destination built around a single major attraction, though Moel Famau Donkeys, rated 4.9 from 89 reviews, offers something specific to visit.
Attractions Near Mold
All attractions in Mold →Worth the trip — within 50 miles of Mold.
4 mi
Bowling at Jade Jones Pavilion Flint
Flint · ⭐ 4.4
4 mi
Banana Ben's Play Centre & Cafe (Flint)
Flint · ⭐ 4.1
5 mi
Wepre Park
Wepre · ⭐ 4.7
6 mi
Deeside Ice Rink and Leisure Centre
Queensferry · ⭐ 4.4
6 mi
Greenfield Valley Heritage Park
Holywell · ⭐ 4.6
7 mi
Greenacres Animal Park
Mancot · ⭐ 4.3
7 mi
Wizz Kidz Playcentre
Queensferry · ⭐ 4.4
7 mi
The Boardroom Climbing
Queensferry · ⭐ 4.9
Camping in Mold(11)
All campsites in Mold →Self-Catering Cottages in Mold
All cottages in Mold →Black Lion Folly
4 bed · sleeps 8 · from £1,762
Foxglove Retreat
1 bed · sleeps 2 · from £547
Hersedd Barns
3 bed · sleeps 8 · from £493
St Mary’s Victorian Chambers
4 bed · sleeps 7 · from £767
No12
1 bed · sleeps 2 · from £591
Tir-Y-Coed
3 bed · sleeps 6 · from £817
Tyn Y Coed
3 bed · sleeps 6 · from £513
Matty’s Place
2 bed · sleeps 4 · from £287
Common questions about Mold
How many campsites are there in Mold?
We list 11 campsites in and around Mold, of which 5 take tents and 6 offer glamping.
Which campsites in Mold have electric hook-up?
1 of the 11 campsites we list in Mold offer an electric hook-up.
Where can I stay in Mold?
We list 8 hotels, B&Bs and guest houses in and around Mold.
What is there to do in Mold?
We list 1 attractions and things to do in and around Mold.
Where can I eat in Mold?
We list 3 restaurants, pubs and cafes in and around Mold.
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