Caravan Holidays UK

North Wales offers something to suit everyone. Castles, stately homes, gardens, lively family parks, art galleries, craft centres, museums, steam trains and much more. Llandudno, Conwy, Llanfairfechan, Penmaenmawr and Rhyl are the most widley known locations along the North Wales coast although there is much more to explore.

There are literally hundreds of caravan parks in North Wales including Ty Gwyn Caravan & Camping Park, The White Lodge Caravan Park, Vanner Caravan Park, Fron Caravan & Camping Park, Towyn Camping & Caravan Site, Carrog Station Camp Site, Pant Mawr Caravan Park, St. Ives Camping and Caravan Site, Plas Caravan Park and Penybont Touring & Camping Park. Each park offers different facilities and entertainment but all parks are guaranteed to have some kind of activity to suit everyone.

Millers Cottage Caravan Park is situated in a perfect family location, Millers Cottage Caravan Park is right next to the stunning Welsh coastline. The Park is family owned and run, with various entertainments on the Park and also in the local surrounding areas for your pleasure. The coastline is well looked after and allows all the family to enjoy the sea side, a short walk off the Park leads you to numerous markets, shops, arcades and funfair attractions, which makes an ideal fun family holiday.

Cefn Hedog Touring Caravan and Campsite is situated in 5 acres with picturesque views of the surrounding countryside, mountains and out over the Irish Sea. It is close to Aberdaron, Whistling Sands and a just a short distance from Abersoch. The facilities include, hook ups, shower, toilets, playing field for the children and a dog walking area.

Woodlands Caravan Park is a very carefully developed family Park for both static and touring caravans. Located in the Snowdonia National Park it gives the perfect starting point to discover the area with its stunning scenery and local towns and villages. The Park is located directly at the foot of Harlech Castle, built c1290 and now designated a World Heritage Site. The Castle and its excellent sylvan slope gives an ideal backdrop to the Park which houses 21 Static Caravans and a Touring section.

The mountains and excellent coast offer numerous outdoor activities, from canoeing and white water kayaking to rock climbing in the Snowdonia national park, golfing, surfing, pony trekking, cycling, bird watching and much more. Whatever you are looking for in a caravan holiday, North Wales is ideal for families and couple alike.

When it comes to choosing a caravan holiday there is many options to consider. You can rent a caravan from the park or private owner or buy your own static caravan. Many sites do have caravans for sale, this gives you the opportunity to have a look around the site before purchasing your caravan.