Our Parks
North Wales
Our Parks
North Wales
Spectacular scenery for big days out
There's certainly something at least a little magical about North Wales and the land around Snowdonia. Green, green countryside and striking coasts with golden sand, mountains, and deep valleys formed in the ice age. The spell-binding Llŷn Peninsula is genuinely otherworldly. If you're into outdoor pursuits, a caravan holiday in North Wales will leave you spoilt for choice. Walkers will welcome the rugged rocky hill paths, epic views and big mountains. Then, there's the cherry on the cake: the jaw-dropping beauty of Snowdonia National Park.
Parks in the region
North Wales is home to 5 of our caravan parks – 2 of which are exclusive to owners. 2 of our parks are raised up above the sea, near Porthmadog and Pwllheli. Hafan y Môr underwent a massive new development last year, including a bunch of new restaurants and bars, as well as a new adventure village full of activities to work up a hunger.
Touring and camping in North Wales
If you’d like to bring your own tent or tourer to North Wales, we’d love to welcome you to Haven. You’ll find pitches for both at Greenacres, Hafan y Môr and Presthaven. We have great facilities and different types of pitches to choose from. And you’ll be able to join in with all the usual Haven fun with your Play Pass included in your booking.
Explore North Wales
Magnificent mountains, castles and beaches
If you're a surfer, kayaker or general adventurer, you can take your pick from fearsome tidal races or sheltered bays and estuaries. Sedately sail and paddle around in ravishing still lakes, or roar through whitewater rafting and kayaking. Smaller water babies can happily stick to the miles of sandy beaches, including the Blue Flag-worthy Black Rock Sands.
The hidden cove of Porthor is known locally as Whistling Sands. Take a stroll to find out why, as you hear the beach singing – or whistling – as individual grains of sand rub against one another.
For a day off from big days out, try a breath-taking train journey through the Cambrian coastlines of Snowdonia National Park. Or go medieval on a castle visit: Beaumaris, Caernarfon, Conwy and Harlech are all pristine examples of historical military architecture.
Places to visit in North Wales