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  • Arrive on a Monday for 4, 7 and 14 night breaks
  • Arrive on a Friday for 3, 7, 10 and 14 night breaks
  • Arrive on a Saturday for 7 and 14 night breaks
  • Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday are non-arrival days

Our holiday season runs between March and November and therefore we cannot take bookings for holidays which fall outside of these dates.

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Caravan Parks & Park Holidays in North Wales

North Wales is a mesmerising mix of medieval heritage and natural beauty, where you're never far from golden beaches or beautiful hills...

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The breathtaking Snowdonia mountains dominate North Wales. The highest British peaks outside of Scotland, they’re the centre of Snowdonia National Park and a mecca for hikers, climbers and cyclists.

Less energetic visitors can enjoy riding some of Britain's most scenic railways, especially Ffestiniog and Cambrian Coast lines.

And history buffs will love North Wales’ formidable castles at Caernarfon, Conwy and Harlech – as well as the Italianate village of Portmeirion, famously used in The Prisoner.

The northern coast is best known for Llandudno’s Victorian splendour, a classic seaside resort. To the east, the bustling town of Llangollen vies for attention.

This is also the most ardent Welsh-speaking area of Wales. The Lyn Peninsula – wild, rocky and less frequented – is still particularly Welsh.

Finally, the Isle of Anglesey has a huge concentration of prehistoric sites. The soft, rolling hills and craggy sea cliffs here have a charm all their own.198

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North Wales – magnificent mountains, castles and beaches

From awesome Snowdonian mountains to grand castles like Harlech; sheltered coves to lively resorts like Prestatyn and Rhyl, this dramatic region weaves its magic…

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Sandy beaches that go on for miles at Greenacres

Greenacres, Porthmadog, Gwynedd
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A great location for holidays parks in wales on the sheltered southern shores of the Llyn Peninsula for both a big beach and big mountains style holiday experience. Greenacres offers lots of lively action and activities both on and off the Park, with direct access to the massive Black Rock Sands. Younger children love the outdoor SplashZone, plus there's a nature reserve and 9-hole pitch & putt course.

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Indoor pool at Hafan y Môr

Hafan y Môr, Pwllheli, Gwynedd
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One of Haven’s best flagship caravan sites in wales just gets better! The superb Adventure Golf and thrilling large indoor pool complex means the location is ideal for active, outdoor-loving families, with everything from boating to the high RopeWorks challenge. While the stunning setting begs to be explored with direct access to the beach and superb complex and evening entertainment.

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Turbo paddlers at Presthaven Sands

Presthaven Sands, Prestatyn, Clwyd
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A lively, all-action Holiday Park stretching out behind dunes that offer direct access to miles of sandy beach. Everything’s here at Presthaven Sands, including three pools, two ShowBars and a fabulous central "action zone" with go karts and sports courts. Plus there's plenty to explore out and about, from Conwy Castle to the Welsh Mountain Zoo.

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