Five reasons to buy a static caravan in North Wales
The landscape and attractions of North Wales are so rich and so diverse that it’s the setting for a whopping five parks with caravans for sale here. The mountains and glaciers of Snowdonia National Park are never too far from view in this region, giving way to swathes of impressive coastline and, on a clear day, views all the way out towards Ireland.
It’s a place you’ll be yearning to escape to time and time again, with so many walking routes, villages and historic landmarks to explore.
Mr Andrew & Mrs Diane Johnston offer an insight into life at Hafan Y Mor: ''We love the freedom of coming to a stunning location, with coastal footpaths, mountain views and the opportunity to see dolphins and seals as we enjoy photography.''
Here are five reasons to buy a static caravan in beautiful North Wales.
1. A property of your own at one of our parks
Dotted along the breathtaking, rugged North Wales coast you’ll find our five caravan parks, spanning from Prestatyn to Porthmadog and Pwllheli. Presthaven Holiday Park in Prestatyn, near Rhyl, is a firm family favourite. With traditional seaside towns within easy reach, access to sand flats from the park and plenty of activities to occupy the family, it ticks a lot of boxes.
Hafan y Mor in Pwllheli, near Abersoch, is a larger site, with a lovely boating lake at its heart and direct access to Pennychain railway station. Nestled on the Llyn Peninsula, walks in this region will bring you views of Criccieth and Harlech Castle as you look out towards Cardigan Bay.
Greenacres in Porthmadog boasts a truly stunning setting, with direct access to Black Rock Sands – a wide, open, sandy beach with fabulous views of the headlands it’s named after. Its two sister parks, Garreg Wen and Cardigan View, are for owners-only, and will bring you into a welcoming community with a relaxed pace. Both parks will give you access to the many facilities at Greenacres, too, so in many ways they offer the best of both worlds.
2. Amenities to make life easy
North Wales offers the perfect combination of coast and convenience. As much as you’ll be escaping the hustle and bustle, you’ll also be well-connected with all the amenities needed to make life easy.
Here’s what to expect:
On park mini markets
Presthaven
Hafan y Mor
Greenacres
Supermarkets
Tesco Superstore, Prestatyn Shopping Park
Aldi, Prestatyn
Spar, Hafan y Mor
Asda, Pwllheli
Tesco Superstore, Porthmadog
Aldi, Porthmadog
Leisure centres
Nova, Prestatyn
Byw'n Iach Dwyfor (Fitness, Swimming & Sports) Pwllheli
Byw'n Iach Glaslyn (Fitness, Swimming & Sports) Porthmadog
Great for shopping
Prestatyn Shopping Park
Victoria Shopping Centre, Llandudno
Train stations
Bangor, Gwynedd and Llandudno Junction – direct trains to London, Chester, Crewe, Birmingham, Shrewsbury, Manchester, Cardiff
3. A place steeped in history
There are so many must-visit places in North Wales, that you could never get bored of visiting the region. In fact it has more castles per square mile than any other place in the world! The well-preserved medieval castles of Conwy, Caernarfon, Beaumaris and Harlech are UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and the ruins of Criccieth, Rhuddlan and Dolwyddelan are worth exploring too.
4. A walker’s paradise
Snowdonia National Park is world-renowned, spanning nine mountain ranges, 23 miles of coastline, and 11,000 hectares of woodland. Its largest, and most popular peak is Snowdon, standing at over 3,000 feet. It’s home to several mountain farmlands and has been dedicated a National Nature Reserve thanks to an array of rare flora and fauna. Need to rest your legs? The Snowdon Mountain Railway has been carrying passengers to the peak of Snowdon since 1896. It’s a spectacular route, and a very memorable journey!
And no bracing walk would be complete without a stop off at a welcoming pub – thankfully Snowdonia is home to plenty of those too. You might be able to pick up a local Snowdonia Ale, or beers from local breweries in Conwy and Gogarth, and many of these cosy pubs welcome dogs with open arms.
5. Amazing events to suit every taste
Wales’ rich sporting history is well known, and you can catch regular fixtures at North Wales Rugby’s home in Colwyn Bay. Wrexham Football Club, the oldest professional club in Wales, is firmly back on the map thanks to its new celebrity owners, with matches taking place at its Racecourse Ground. While Venue Cymru in Llandudno frequently hosts snooker events, including the 2023 Welsh Open.
And music lovers will enjoy the annual North Wales Choir Festival, also at Venue Cymru, which celebrates the region’s incredible choral singers.
Important information
Let2offset - make no site fee payments until 2031
Let2offset is a contractual lettings product that offers eligible owners a guaranteed letting income at a preferential rate (calculated each year) in exchange for a stipulated number of letting breaks. It also allows eligible owners to pay their site fees and receive their letting income in 12 equal monthly instalments; the monthly site fee amount charged by Haven will be after deduction of the letting income.
‘Make no site fee payments when using Let2offset until 2031’ is available at 33 Haven parks excluding Burnham, Cardigan View, Far Grange, Garreg Wen, Lydstep Beach, Riviere Sands and Seaview. The letting income received will vary by make, model and location. The monthly site fee payment does not include running costs e.g. utilities, rates & insurance.
“Make no site fee payments when using Let2offset until 2031” is applicable to new and existing customer purchases of new Atlas Sahara 3 Bed or equivalent or superior grade holiday home purchases made through Haven where customers have also signed up to Haven’s Let2offset contract. It is not applicable to private sales and cannot be used in conjunction with our free Site Fee promotion. It is available across 40% of eligible Parks and applies when letting a new Atlas Sahara 3 Bed holiday home (or equivalent or superior grade for 15 weeks.
An example of how “Make no site fee payments when using Let2offset until 2031” operates under Let2offset is the purchase of an Atlas Sahara 3 Bed holiday home at Primrose Valley with a monthly site fee of £585.00 (includes purchasing discount of £45) and monthly letting income of £803.67. The monthly difference equates to £218.67, which will be credited to the owner's account. Both letting income and site fees are subject to yearly pricing reviews and the monthly site fee costs and letting income shown in the example are based on 2024 figures.
Modelled assumptions on expected annual site fee and letting income charges over the 7-year lettable life of the Atlas Sahara 3 Bed indicate that under Let2offset it is anticipated that these customers will continue to receive a monthly credit during this period, however, this is not guaranteed. The modelled assumptions are based on the historical performance of Haven over the past 5 years of trading.
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