Holiday Parks in Wales

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Wales Caravan Holiday Parks

From the beautiful backdrop of the Snowdonia National Park in the north to the pretty seaside shores of Pembrokeshire in the south, there’s so much natural beauty to explore in Wales. It’s also a haven for culture buffs, with more castles per square mile than any other country in Europe. Combine that with an array of Blue Flag beaches, charming villages and pretty towns, plus a famously friendly welcome, and we think you’re onto a winner.

Our seven glorious Wales holiday parks are split across the North and South Wales coast, each offering a unique holiday experience on park. Want an all-action adventure? Or a quiet beachside retreat? Our Welsh holiday parks really do have something to suit every taste, including dog-friendly breaks.

Greenacres, Porthmadog

North Wales

Magnificent Greenacres Holiday Park sits close to the coastline, with direct access to a sandy beach and not far from stunning Snowdonia.

Indoor pool
Premium entertainment venue
Direct beach access (nearby)
Outdoor SplashZone

Everyone can enjoy the beach at Hafan y Mor.

Hafan y Môr, Pwllheli

North Wales

With no shortage of exciting entertainment, activities and facilities, Hafan y Mor also boasts beach access and charming coastal views.

Adventure Village
Water park and pool
Entertainment venues
Beach access (nearby)

Kiln Park, Tenby

South Wales

Kiln Park is ideally situated to make the most of Tenby and its amazing scenery and Blue Flag beach, with excellent facilities on-park too.

Premium entertainment venue
Tenby (nearby)
Blue Flag Beach (nearby)
Indoor and outdoor pool

Lydstep Beach, Pembrokeshire

South Wales

Lydstep Beach Village is a real treasure: right on the edge of the beautiful bay with a stunning countryside backdrop.

Indoor pool
Direct beach access
Clubhouse
Entertainment

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park nearby to Penally Court

Penally Court, Tenby

South Wales

Secluded and peaceful Penally Court is a real coastal escape, with access to plenty of facilities at its sister park.

National Park (nearby)
Tenby (nearby)
Entertainment nearby
Beach (nearby)

Direct access to the beach flats at Presthaven

Presthaven, Prestatyn

North Wales

It’s easy to fill your days with adventure at Presthaven. Explore the traditional seaside towns and saunter down to the sandy beach.

Indoor pool and flume
Lazy river
Beach access
Entertainment venue

Quay West, Ceredigion

South Wales

With Cardigan Bay views, direct beach access and close to charming New Quay, Quay West combines stunning setting and great activities.

Indoor pool
Outdoor pool
Direct beach access
Aerial Adventure

Stackpole & Barafundle Bay Circular, Pembrokeshire

Three great things about Wales

Snowdonia National Park

Locally known as Eryri, this National Park is Wales’ largest, spanning 823 square miles. It’s full of wonderful trails, tranquil villages and spectacular views. So pack your walking boots!

Castles galore!

With over 600 castles in Wales, there are certainly plenty to visit whilst here. Some are even UNESCO-listed heritage sites, including Beaumaris, Conwy, Caernarfon and Harlech in the north.

Brilliant beaches

Wales is also home to several beaches and seaside towns. Several parks have direct beach access, so you can explore the sands and enjoy dramatic coastal views, and some are close to the renowned Pembrokeshire coastline.

Things to do in Wales

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Wales is bursting with attractions – both natural and man-made – that you’ll be keen to get out and explore. With many a scenic walk on offer throughout the Pembrokeshire Coast and Snowdonia National Parks, there are also picture-perfect fishing villages, dolphin-watching boat trips, beautiful beaches, and even family friendly farms.

Pembrokeshire Coast Path

This National Trail takes in some incredible views, with 186 miles of twists and turns. It’s easily accessible from our Lydstep Beach park.

Aberystwyth

Located in the middle of the Ceredigion coastline, this bustling and diverse town is full of charm. Browse its independent shops, explore the promenade, and enjoy something to eat and drink in its many cafes.

Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways

For transport-mad tots, hop aboard the Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways for a traditional steam journey through picturesque surroundings.

Snowdonia

Packed your walking boots? You simply must explore the world-famous Snowdonia National Park. We recommend making the charming village of Betws-y-Coed your starting point.

Dolphin Spotting Boat Trips

Head to New Quay town where you can join a dolphin-spotting boat excursion. Keep your eyes peeled for a glimpse of these cheeky mammals, and enjoy the scenic views out on the water.

Portmeirion

An Italian-style village in North Wales? Your eyes don’t deceive you! Portmeirion is a charming and quirky spot that has to be seen.

Afon Mel Honey Farm and Meadery

There’s a bit of a buzz around this family-run attraction, not far from our Quay West park. Get up close with a real bee colony and learn about the honey-making process. You can sample the homemade honey at the café, or pick up a jar to take home with you.

Manor Wildlife Park

Visit red panda woods and meet lemurs on a walking safari. There’s also a huge indoor play area with a bouncy castle (and a café for grown-ups)!

Caernarfon Castle

Discover the mighty Caernarfon Castle, which even has a 3D experience that lets kids ride a virtual dragon around the grounds!

Dinosaur hides in the foliage in the park

The Dinosaur Park

The Dinosaur Park in Tenby is absolute heaven for tots with a penchant for the prehistoric. Wander through woodland where you’ll come face-to-face with life-size dinos. There are also indoor and outdoor play areas, and lots of activities.

Vineyards

You’ll find a pleasant amount of vineyards within the region, offering guided tours and all-important wine tastings. Head to Gwinllan Conwy or Pant Du to sample Snowdonia’s finest.